25 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1976
Page
1
Former Church of Christ minister Hank Mizell, 52, has become Britain's hottest rock star after his 18 year old recording Jungle Rock climbed to fame. He wears a smile and a pith helmet in a Nashville office as he talks about an upcoming England tour.
FBI data show the U S crime rate rose 9 percent in 1975, slower than the 18 percent surge in 1974, with the national trend highlighted by coverage from multiple bureaus and cities. The report notes ongoing debates over public policy and law enforcement responses.
Clear and cooler tonight with lows in the lower 40s and southerly winds. Friday brings mostly cloudy skies with a 20 to 40 percent chance of showers or thundershowers and highs in the 60s. Total precipitation listed as 10 inches. includes sunrise 6 23 am and sunset 6 45 pm. Birth notices report a Norwalk family welcomes two children and a Willard resident dies at 71.
Isabel Peron was pulled from power after a coup bid and placed under arrest. Air force officers escorted her to Bariloche and then to a Neuquen mansion, where she was safe but under guard. She requested only her clothes and personal effects before boarding a return flight.
President Ford proposes a national vaccination program for all Americans with a $135 million appropriation to order vaccines and mobilize health services before Easter recess. He warns of a potential fall and winter epidemic similar to 1918 19 and directs plans for mass inoculations with a nominal fee but exemptions for the unable to pay.
A proposed constitutional amendment to reorganize Ohio's court system at the county level is set to be introduced in the Ohio House today. The measure seeks to streamline trial courts within each county, redefining local judicial structure and authority.
The measure earns support from the Constitutional Revision Commission and is sponsored by Rep. Alan Norris R Westerville and Rep. Marcus Roberto D Ravanna as it heads toward a voter decision.
A 16 year old girl convicted of a bomb threat that closed Norwalk city schools January 23 is ordered by Judge Thomas E Leyenant to attend a private church related school in Columbus for one year. She will live in a foster home until admission procedures are completed and parental costs are assessed.
The Norwalk reward for catching the arsonist behind four church fires last month rises to 1200. The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce kicks in 100 with an insurance agent adding 50. The city previously posted 1000 for arrest and conviction in the two week church fire spree. Police say leads are being checked and a radical group is being investigated.
The Airport Authority meets at 7 30 p m at the airport administration building The Blue Ribbon Tax Committee meets at 7 30 p m at City Hall The Shoestring Players present Of Thee I Sing at 8 15 p m tonight at Milan Town Hall
A tentative schedule for Norwalks second annual Poppy Festival was set with events May 28 to 31. Queen selection Friday May 28 at Towne and Country Arts Center. Parade Sunday with Miss Ohio State Fair on a parade float. other acts include a Dixie Land band, a jug band, and a beer chugging contest.
A new study by Rev Andrew Greeley and colleagues argues Pope Paul VI's 1968 Humanae Vitae triggered a major decline in Catholic practice and church finances in the United States. The authors estimate a nearly 1 billion dollar 1974 impact and link weakened papal authority to reduced acceptance of Catholic sexual ethics.
A dog named Damos, a miniature Schnauzer, first tested a home toilet in Park Ridge on Christmas Day. The device, built by retiree A DeVere Brockhouse, flushes waste into a floor drain and may be sold for about $200, with larger models planned for bigger dogs.
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