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Newspaper
Union Liberty Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1976
Page
4
Rhonda and Barry Floyd with their albino garter Floyd enjoy a terrarium escape while Mittens the cat keeps a wary eye. Dutchland Woods residents chronicle a quiet outdoor moment as Lois Cockerham captures the scene.
The Riddell family of Wooden Shoe Drive now owns Floyd the garter snake after a friend of their son Barry arranged the handover. Floyd, about 23 inches long with pink eyes, spent his youth in Trenton and is described as a rare albino specimen.
The Riddell family keeps Floyd the white snake as a conversation piece in their Dutchland Woods home. They moved from Trenton a couple of months ago and note the cat Mittens may be the only one with misconceptions about snakes. Floyd has thrived for two years in captivity despite early doubts about life indoors.
Armchair columnist urges readers to respond to Washington hearings on electronic fund transfers. He lists contentious questions about privacy, job loss, dependence on machines, and broad impact on all Americans. Deadline is Nov 18 at National Commission on Electronic Fund Transfer Washington DC, with a light jab about paying for the suite.
The Warren County Health Department will offer all types of swine flu vaccine on December 10, 17, and January 10, 1977 from 10 am to noon and 1 pm to 4 pm. Limited vaccine available for children ages 3 and up. Children 3 to 24 require two doses about one month apart. those over 24 need one dose. Children under 3 should see a local physician.
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