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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1976

Page

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No Tax Levy This Year in Norwalk Schools

Norwalk city school officials discovered a $586,660 overlooked revenue item and decided to delay new levies. The board learned $207,647 from personal property tax distribution and $367,899 in state foundation payments, plus $10,188 in miscellaneous income, making a $45,067 budget cushion for roof repairs. A bond for roofs would wait until next year.

Janet Conway Norwalk Dorothy Brooks Pleasant Street Whitney Field Brooks Robert Dean Kenneth Reed Charles Effinger T.J. Peabody and Associations Williams Brothers Builders Elyria Williams Brothers Northern Ohio William B. Holman Fred Waugh

Ohio Lottery Drawn Numbers Report

This week's winning numbers include a three digit 219 and 984, and a five digit 17180. The draw details list the numbers in order with no associated games or prizes specified.

Ohio

Rev Weigle Led Bible Revision for Denominations Dies at 95

The Rev Luther A Weigle who directed the 40 year effort to produce the Revised Standard Version of the Bible died at 95 in New Haven Conn He was Yale Divinity School dean from 1927 to 1949 and later affiliated with the United Church of Christ His RS V work earned him knighthood from Pope Paul VI after a 1966 Catholic edition appeared

United Press International New Haven

Teachers Threaten Strike Hits Parma and Chardon Schools

Parma district and Chardon School System workers threaten to strike on Tuesday ahead of the fall session. Teachers and 80 classified staff demand higher pay while Parma budget foresees a 2.3 million dollar deficit and no funds for raises.

United Press International Parma Chardon

Weather and local notices including marriages and birth

Clear this evening then partly cloudy later with a cool low around 50 to 55. Saturday showers possible with highs in the mid to upper 70s and a 10 to 30 percent chance of rain. Marriage license applications listed for several Norwalk residents. birth notice reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Miller of Monroeville at Good Samaritan.

Mrs. Raymond Miller Monroeville Boy Good Samaritan

Opinion: Thursday’s Question on Special Programs Curtailment

Readers weigh in on Superintendent Gotaas’s stance that cutting special programs would free funds for maintenance and mandatory operating expenses. The poll reflects varied views from the community.

Gotaas

Voters Split Over School Funding And Programs

Residents debate cuts to special education and programs to fund basic needs and a new field house. A 69 to 59.5 percent split on Yes reflects concerns that administrators’ raises contrast with calls to protect reading, citizenship, and student needs.

Gotaas

Pundits Debate GOP Demise as Voters Call In

Opinion chatter on the fate of the Republican Party prompts readers to cast votes by midnight using two numbered phone lines 668 8345 for No and 668 8544 for Yes.

Drought Clouds Midwest Life and Big River Blue

The Mississippi River runs unusually clear turning blue in places while drought grips the Midwest. Fires burn across Minnesota Wisconsin and Wyoming as forests dry. California and Iowa face tinderbox conditions threatening crops and homes amid heat and low humidity. A Detroit developer moves to build a 13 acre shopping plaza near Milan Avenue with Kroger planning a store shift and city officials negotiating road extensions while uncertain about timing.

United Press International Mississippi River Midwest North Woods California Mississippi New Madrid Boundary Waters Minnesota Upper Michigan Seney National Wildlife Refuge Detroit Milan Avenue Lavelle and Company Jack Orth Norwalk Motor Sales Milan Ave Gordon Stower Cline St Frank Geib Lavelle Geib Gallup Kroger’'s Kroger's Orth Lavelle Krogers Kroger Real Estate Cleveland City Service Mel Shipley Wayne Goodsite Gallup Road

Melon Festival 3 Women Parade Marshals Named in Milan

Milan honors Ruth Elgar Clara Jacques and Mildred Lee as parade marshals for the 18th annual Melon Festival led by Grand Marshal Rep. Ethel Swanbecke. The three women ride a rare 1922 Sandusky Courier in a parade with 200 entries as weather and weekend events draw crowds in Ohio.

Milan Ruth Elgar Clara Jacques Mildred Lee Sandusky Don Schlessman Ethel Swanbecke U5 Weather Bureau Ohio

Ohio Lottery Introduces Double Play Game

Ohio launches the Double Play lottery with tickets at $1. Players match a six digit number to a color for doubled prizes of 7000 11000 or 21000 and a color match doubles. A five digit bonus game and a weekly TV show pool offer top prizes of 10000 25000 and 50000. First drawing September 1.

Patronite Ohio

Sheriff warns opponent to put away camera at Pepperidge site

Sheriff John Borgia warned Democratic opponent Gary McKinley for photographing at the Pepperidge Farm construction site near Willard. Deputy Richard Sutherland observed McKinley taking pictures, provoking union representatives and prompting caution about misinterpretation and safety at the Ohio 103 site.

David Rau John Borgia Pepperidge Arm Willard Borgia Gary McKinley Richard Sutherland McKinley Ohio 103 Suitt Construction Co Pepperidge Farm Sutherland

Carter's Sons Admit Marijuana Use Says Rosalynn Carter

Rosalynn Carter confirmed Jimmy Carter's three sons Jack Chip and Jeff admitted trying marijuana when younger. She noted they no longer smoke and urged civil penalties for small pot possession reflecting her and her husband's view.

Carter Jack Chip Jeff Hoyt

Nowalk Tonight Presents Musical Scene At Towne and Country

The Towne and Country Players stage a musical scene at 8 tonight at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center. Norwalk High School football scrimmages Edison at 7:30 tonight at Whitney Field. attendees asked to bring a bar of soap for donation.

Towne and Country Norwalk Edison High Whitney Field

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