Chewing Tobacco Returns to Popularity in U.S.
New York report notes a 16 percent rise in U.S. chewing tobacco production over the past five years, reaching 74 million pounds as Americans resume the habit.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1975
Page
2
New York report notes a 16 percent rise in U.S. chewing tobacco production over the past five years, reaching 74 million pounds as Americans resume the habit.
A 25 year old man linked to a Cleveland car theft ring was arrested in the Huron County Clerk's Office after attempting to obtain a title for a stolen car. Clerk Patty Tanner delayed by making typing errors while clerk Dorothy Ott notified authorities. State patrol Lt. Lloyd Beale arrested David L. Wills 25 after verifying the serial number on a 1974 Cadillac was false. Bond set at 2500. he remains in Huron County Jail awaiting further proceedings.
Admissions and discharges listed for Fisher-Titus Sandusky Memorial Providence and related hospitals. Monday Women beat Sheller Globe 2 15-3 14-16 15-8 Monroeville Marine defeated Connie's I 15-7 15-12 11-15 Bennett Electric topped Pewter Mag 15-7 15-10 15-8 Huron County Bank best Deeble's Stripping 15-10 15-4 2-15 Morrow's Foodland over Blue 15-2 15-10 16-14 Holman's Gems defeated Fisher-Titus 15-5 15-4 11-15.
The Sixth District Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of truck driver Carle E. Hooker for driving 63 mph in a 50 mph zone. Hooker had appealed the speeding charge, and the appellate ruling was issued last week.
The Talent Guild of Wakeman Congregational Church meets in Pilgrim Hall at 8. Speakers from Pilgrim and Temple Hills camps discuss church camp activities and programs. Eligible attendees are youth from fifth grade through 18 years old.
Salem Oregon State Rep Stephen Kafoury sponsor of the 1973 liberalization bill says marijuana users should be allowed to grow their own. He argues for personal cultivation and reduced penalties as part of broader reform.
Norwalk man Sonny Coles Jr aged 23 will serve a six month part time jail term while maintaining work hours to support his family and infant son's surgery. Judge Robert W. Smith suspended a $1000 fine and ordered jail time after a probation violation linked to marijuana possession.
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