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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1975
Page
4
Governor Rhodes pitches State Issue 2 as a catalyst to attract industry to Ohio. The measure would grant tax exemptions for manufacturing firms building new plants, expanding in inner city areas, or modernizing existing facilities to create jobs and reduce unemployment.
Governor Rhodes unveils Issue 2 tax abatement to lure industry to Ohio with 30 year exemptions for manufacturing and warehousing expansions and 15 years outside urban cores. Inner city expansions gain half real estate taxes forgiveness for 30 years as modernization yields 50 percent tax relief, aiming to boost jobs and state revenue. Opponents warn of eroded tax base and higher service costs while citing market factors.
The page presents a cryptoquote puzzle with clues and a quoted saying about helping friends with money or at least with a sigh. It cites Norwalk Ohio’s Reflector-Herald, uniting a daily puzzle feature with a dated newspaper masthead and source details.
A reader describes a funeral where a minister used the service to push the church fundraiser. The service exhausted attendees with condemnations rather than comfort and included a building campaign pitch. The letter condemns exploiting mourners for money.
A dense schedule lists evening and late night programs with titles such as Hell Is for Heroes Torpedo Run and Behold a Pale Horse. It includes soaps game shows cartoons and sports coverage with channel numbers and time stamps across many broadcasts.
A letter argues turnover remains high and urges the board to create written complaint procedures, empower supervisors, and ensure timely responses. It notes insecurity may suppress communication, suggests in service days for observation, and calls for incentives for advanced study to keep motivated, innovative teachers.
The Norwalk turnover rate fell from 22 percent to 12 percent over three years, with 19 of 162 teachers leaving. The article questions whether retirees are experienced staff or new hires and suggests post-employment interviews to uncover factors, including admin communication and economic pressures, to address turnover effectively.
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