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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1975

Page

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September unemployment hits seven month low at 8.3 percent

Labor Department reports 180000 rehired workers helped cut the jobless rate to 8.3 percent in September from August 8.4 percent. Postal rates rise. one ounce letter goes 10 to 13 cents and air mail inches up to 17 cents while intercity air service expands. Ohio Lottery results draw prizes from 20 to 300000 dollars with multiple box color wins.

Washington UPI Labor Department Lucky Buck

Weather outlook and notices from Toledo area

Weather clear and not as cool tonight with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s. Fair Saturday with highs in the low to mid 60s and near zero rain. Marriage license for David F. Cox and Ruth F. Taylor. Deaths Miss Helen LaConte, 50, Norwalk.

David F. Cox Toledo Ruth F. Taylor Bellevue

Public Opinion Question on CIA and FBI Conduct

Readers weigh whether revelations about CIA and FBI activities erode respect for the agencies. The query invites views on privacy intrusions, break ins, and other actions cited as necessary for duties, framing the issue as a test of trust in federal security bodies.

CIA FBI

Vote on intelligence concerns spurs mail rights debate

Readers weigh in on government surveillance and postal rights as they vote on a proposed measure. Citizens express support and criticism of FBI CIA actions and Congress while a local Parents Without Partners panel discusses dating for single parents. Call lines provided for voting.

Parents Without Partners

NOAA plane probes eye of classic hurricane Gladys

Plane NOAA 41C flew into Gladys as scientists from Project Stormfury monitored ice counters radar and probes. They faced violent jolts yet collected data, with plans for Pacific seeding in 1977 and potential 10 to 20 percent storm weakening to reduce U S damage.

The Atlantic UPI Gladys Robert C. Sheets Sheets National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Sanquist Miami Hurricane Center Noaa 410 Stormfury Pacific United States

Hearst Mother denounces coverage as indictments loom

Patricia Hearst's mother Randolp and Catherine visit at San Mateo jail then condemn media for verdicts. Indictments include robbery kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. In Washington, Senator Church opens probe into IRS data use amid past abuses and watch lists.

Randolph Catherine Hearst San Mateo County Hearst The

W T Grant declares bankruptcy on its 69th birthday

W T Grant & Co a 1000 store retailer filed for federal bankruptcy declaring liabilities of 1.03 billion against assets by 1.3 million. Lost 175 million in 1974 and expects greater losses in 1975 while restructuring to focus on women and children apparel and household items.

Richard Hughes UPI New York W.T. Grant & Co Grant Lynn Mass William T. Grant Robert H. Anderson U.S Anderson New York Stock Exchange W.T. Grant

Baptist Ministers Protest Dayton Press Hustler Printing

A group of Dayton area Baptist ministers condemned Dayton Press Inc for an agreement to print Hustler Magazine. They urge pastors to write against the project citing moral convictions, while the company says no protests are yet on record. The deal covers a November section and December issue.

Dayton, Ohio UPI Dayton Press, Inc Hustler Magazine Orville Griffin Greater Dayton Dayton Press Griffin Larry Flynt Hustler Flynt Dayton New York James W. Chandler Chandler The McCall Printing Co Reader’s Digest Newsweek Ladies Home Journal McCalls

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UPI Telephoto Ates ToeeSeter Helen LaConte Norwalk Congress Congressional Un-American Activities Commission Commies Bob Sanquist IRS Patty Redwood City Calif Patricia Hearst San Francisco Examiner Daniel F. Gilmore Senate Internal Revenue Service White House Frank Church D.-Idaho Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Tax Collecting Agency Donald C. Alexander Church Joseph Alsop James Brown John Lindsay Coretta King Jesse Jackson Civil Liberties Union John Birch Society Ford Foundation NAACP Alexander Special Watch Tom Woodyard Bill Catalano Norman Hirt Columbia Gas Huron County Bank West Baking United Fund Jeffrey McIntyre Thomas McIntyre Jeffrey Leslie Mcintyre W. Main St Diane More Girlie
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