Reflector to Receive Backup Computer Typesetting Unit
The Reflector will get a new Photon 713-20 computer typesetting unit in three to four weeks from Elyria and Chicago technicians who have repaired the faulty memory core but cannot reach full reliability. The replacement will back up the existing system and double capacity, after last week’s malfunction caused missed editorial features. Comic strips resume today on pages 10 and 11 as the paper catches up.
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Elyria
Chicago
City Hall Briefs Highlight Brush Pickup, Sewer Contracts and Pool Help
Norwalk residents must haul curb brush after brush chopper crews pass, with one trip per street. The Norwalk Board of Control awarded two sewer contracts to Olcott and Ott totaling 282012, pending signatures next week. Mayor Goodsite notes city pools filled by fire department will be priced higher next year and sidewalk work will apply to additional property owners on revised lists.
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City Street Department
Wayne Goodsite
Norwalk
Olcott and Ott
Norwalk Board of Control
West Main Street
West Washington Streets
Whittlesey Avenue
Old State Road
Goodsite
City Considers Enclosing Municipal Pool for Year Round Use
City officials meet Thursday night at 7 30 to discuss building a steel enclosure over the pool with heating and dehumidifying equipment at an estimated cost near 100000. Mayor Goodsite supports the idea if affordable, noting no 1975 budget provision yet and possible income tax funds.
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City Hall
John Borgia
Park and Recreation Commission
Planning Commission
City Administration
Borgia
Wayne Goodsite
Goodsite
Weather and Death Notices in Local Ledger
Mostly cloudy tonight with a 70 percent rain chance today and 40 percent tonight before partial clearing. Highs in the 60s with south to southwest winds. Also listed are the deaths of Margaret Ann Fleming 36 Las Vegas Nev Lee E Ruggles 66 Monroeville and Edward Drew 89 Willard.
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Margaret Ann Fleming
Las Vegas
Nev
Lee E. Ruggles
Monroeville
Edward Drew
Willard
FDA Proposes Permanent Microwave Ovens Warning Label
The FDA proposes a permanent label on new microwave ovens warning of radiation hazards and advising not to use the appliance if the door is stuck, fails to close, or has damaged hinges seals or latching. The agency rejected a petition for stricter testing procedures.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Kissinger Secures Israel Syria Disengagement Breakthrough
Israeli officials and the press indicate Secretary Kissinger secured a military disengagement pact between Israel and Syria after 32 days of arduous talks. Cabinet plans a late day announcement with Meir to brief the Knesset as a Geneva signing by end of week appears possible. A Red Cross plane ready for prisoner exchanges signals progress toward broader peace.
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Peres
Kissinger
Golda Meir
Mrs. Meir
Knesset
Geneva
Israel
Syria
Egypt
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Meir
Israel Radio
Red Cross
Basel
Switzerland
Middletown Chief Returns Legion Card Over Girls State Policy
Middletown Ohio police chief James Howerton resigns from the American Legion by returning his paid-up membership card. He objects to Buckeye Girls State excluding physically handicapped girls from the June 15 to 23 Capital University program and cites newspaper claims on its pace for those in crutches or wheelchairs.
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Middletown
Ohio
UPI
Democracy In Action
James Howerton
American Legion
Veterans’ Group
Capital University
Columbus
Lester Merritt
Howerton
Huron County Humane Society Meeting Planned for 7 30 PM
The Huron County Humane Society will hold a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Huron County Administration building located at 180 Milan Ave. All interested members of the public may attend.
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Huron County Humane Society
Huron County Administration Building
Milan Ave
Milan Melon Festival Eyes Return of Bank Certificates
Milan Melon Festival Committee plans to recover 7650 in bank certificates held by former treasurer Harry E. Leveritt. Leveritt demands a signed release from liability before surrendering the certificates while denying discussion of details and citing his duties with the North Star Council of Government. He warned of court action and claimed leaders have doomed the festival as plans for tonight’s 8 p.m. meeting at Milan Town Hall proceed.
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Milan
Leveritt
Knee High Grass Covers Many Norwalk Graves
Memorial Day visitors found knee high grass in back sections of Woodlawn Cemetery obscuring floral pieces and hiding tombstones. Superintendent A W Norsworthy cited heavy rain delaying work while crews strive to mow the 25 acre grounds. four men mowed areas Tuesday with more scheduled, weather permitting.
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Norwalk
Janet Conway
Woodlawn Cemetery
A.W. Norsworthy
Norsworthy
Woodlawn Cemetery Association
J.T. Lendrum
M.L. Battles
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Holbrook
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Robert E. Eaton
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