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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1965
Page
2
Arthur Leak announces candidacy in the Republican primary set for May. He is completing his first term and serves as chairman of the county commissioners. Leak is a lifelong resident of Ripley Township.
Norwalk area edition lists subscription terms Established 1830 with Carrier and Mail options. Regions served include Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and surrounding rural areas with varying weekly and yearly rates.
Mrs. Howard Foreman said Howard Foreman struck and kicked her in the head while helping build their new home on Pearl Street. Police reported the claim as she appeared before Vice Mayor Delbert Crawford to file charges. Foreman was found guilty in Mayor's Court of assault and battery. 30 days and a $175 fine were suspended.
Ohio passenger John Johnson turned over a 15 minute color film to the Coast Guard showing the Yarmouth Castle burning with 89 lives lost. He filmed from the Bahama Star as 461 survivors were rescued, noting calm seas and crew aid contrasted with distress aboard the doomed liner.
The Village of Monroeville declared a contract with Ohio Edison Co. invalid because it required an ordinance, not a resolution. A new contract would cut village power charges by 7275 dollars annually after Federal Power Commission rulings, with council members and consultants raising questions and the Board of Public Affairs set to study and negotiate before final action.
James R. Smith of Green Springs struck and killed a deer on Route 224 near the Huron Seneca line at 7 30 p m Monday. The buck was escaping from coon dogs that pursued it. Smith sustained minor truck damage and was cited for failure to display a registration.
Hollywood writer Rick Du Brow argues TV is slipping as film shortages worsen losing adult audience appeal. He notes four weekly reruns on networks and science fatigue from repeated plots, predicting sports and public affairs will dominate adult viewing with few original entertainments left.
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