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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1968
Page
4
The one per cent income tax ordinance would double Norwalk city taxes by matching the current property tax take of $308,262 with an estimated $300,000 to $400,000 annual yield. Supporters see needed revenue for capital needs while critics warn of harsh impact on voters and urge a phased approach. The measure faces a second reading Tuesday and a final vote October 1.
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A reader asks how to get a husband in his sixties to submit to a physical exam for an illness. Abby advises involving the family doctor and subtle mental health screening. A second reader seeks guidance on a 17 year old visiting a 100 mile away boyfriend, insisting strict parental control. A third letter from an 83 year old widow discusses selling inherited cut glass gifts after 57 years of marriage.
Dick Sipple recalls an early 1930s free silver invitation from William Jennings Bryan Jr as part of political memorabilia. Huron County Fair Queen Debbie Songstock adds to a busy week with graduation in Columbus and her coronation. Kent State degree recipient Judith Anderson and nursing students at Sandusky School of Nursing are noted along with staff moves at City Loan and Savings. A kidney transplant fund for Judy Spettle opens, while Joann Therese Rospert is welcomed by the Rospert family born Sept 1.
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