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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1973
Page
1
Allan Sherman collapsed and died while entertaining friends at his Hollywood apartment. The performer rose to fame in 1962 with Hello Mother Hello Father and is pictured in 1963.
Weather forecast for Norwalk area shows cloudy windy mild today with showers high near 60 80 percent precip today 40 tonight 20 Thursday showers chance. Marriage license applications list Jerry Waterbeck Marie Hammer and Conrad Flood Joanne Cook. Births include a boy for Woodruff Wakeman girl for Swiger and two boys for Howard. Deaths noted for Brinzley Shagrin Riggleman and Pheifer.
The Norwalk City Council voted 4 to 3 for a free municipal garbage program starting January 1, with curb collection and no mandatory backyard service. Protests from residents urged backyard pickup, while supporters cited equity and funding from federal revenue sharing.
The Huron County Commissioners raise dog tag fees to 3 and kennel licenses to 15 under a new state law effective today. They surveyed counties, plan to use some revenue for animal shelter funding and a dog warden truck, and allocate 10 cents per license to Ohio State University for canine disease research.
Norwalk Jaycees and the Salvation Army will collect Christmas toys door to door Tuesday and Wednesday December 4 and 5 from 6 30 to 9 30 p m. Volunteers will pick up ready to use toys, new or used, left by homes with lights on for Salvation Army distribution to children.
Mrs. Willard Bishman testified Tuesday that men rarely change barbers, even if it means crossing town, noting her husband has kept the same barber since he was 14. The unnamed barber escaped identification. In Columbus, UPI reports Howard M. Metzenbaum of Cleveland is seen as the favorite for an interim U.S. Senate post per Democratic leaders.
The First United Methodist Church hosts the annual Union Thanksgiving Eve Service led by Rev. Ronald E. Willard of the Church of the Nazarene at 7:30 p.m. St. Paul High School opens its basketball season at New Riegel High School with a 6:30 p.m. reserve game.
In a taped NBC interview on the eve of JFK's assassination anniversary, Senator Edward M. Kennedy says his family would oppose a 1976 campaign, though he has not decided. He adds he is happy in the Senate and would consider returning to serve the public. He says the public will judge his past, including Chappaquiddick.
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