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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
5
Norwalk and neighboring districts list weekly lunch plans with varied main dishes, sides, desserts, and beverages. Menus include chili con carne, spaghetti with meat sauce, fish sticks, Salisbury items, and several no lunch days or early dismissals.
The FTC opened an inquiry into supermarket bingo and sweepstakes to assess if these games of chance violate unfair or deceptive trade rules or drive up food prices. Some commissioners warned timing could hurt industry and public interests if illegitimate practices exist but take months to address.
Ohio legislative subcommittees warn cleaner water could cost over 1 billion with options for state aid through subsidies tax exemptions loans or state built facilities. They note current law lets polluters fund own waste treatment but costs are high and enforcement weak. Government treatment and charges on polluters proposed as Ruhr district model.
The annual Halloween parade sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce starts at 7 p.m. on Oct 31 in Willard. It forms between Laurel and Tiffin Streets and marches north on Myrtle Avenue. Judges include Mrs. Ronald Carlson Mrs. R W Ganfield and Otto Bauerle. Children may also trick or treat that night.
Republicans push for gains in rural House seats while Democrats expect to hold or gain in farm districts. Both sides cite farm income trends and public discontent with farm prices as key factors, though experts say broader issues dominate rural voting. Farm population declines continue, shrinking districts where farm policy shapes votes.
City officials in Fostoria Ohio discovered they forgot to file a .3 of one mill levy to fund the recreation program in time for the November 8 election. City Solicitor Fred Echelbarger and clerk Francis Marley admitted the error and said council would consider using unappropriated recreation funds. A 1965 version of the proposal was defeated by voters.
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