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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
4
A Norwalk man pursuing extra income sent $7.50 for a so called training manual offered by a home based job ad. The BBB says the manual is three pages, and that funds come from respondents sending in quarters. The bureau warns homework scams rely on selling goods or info to gullible buyers. The man asked to remain anonymous.
Oliver W. Sipple, the San Francisco veteran who deflected a gun aimed at President Ford, sues the Chicago Sun-Times for 9 million dollars. He claims the paper disclosed his homosexuality to readers to provide spicy content, causing him mental anguish and ridicule.
Twenty four residents of Firelands Village Apartments form the Happy Villagers senior group. They will meet weekly Wednesdays at 10 a.m. in the Firelands Village Recreation Room for crafts cards and potluck led by officers President Robert Longrehr Vice President Frieda Knapp craft chairman Lela Anderson and secretary Elsie Renftle with Rosalind Shipley from the Firelands Senior Center aiding organization.
Jimmy Carter apologizes for saying Lyndon B. Johnson lied like Richard Nixon after a Playboy interview. Texas Democrats condemn the comment while Lady Bird Johnson’s welcome visit unfolds in San Antonio. Campaign debates loom as Dole and Mondale press campaigns in key states.
Huron Soil and Water Conservation District hosted a tour for county officials and candidates. District chairman Robert Gray explained district duties funding and local drainage ditch maintenance, with participants including Commissioners Maurice Smith Arthur Herner Don Robertson and candidate Clayton Bick Roy Palm James Seitz and Larry Heit.
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