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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1970
Page
4
Theodore W. Stoll BMTA president urges citizens to support teachers amid a dispute with the Board over cost of living salary increases. He warns loss of experienced staff could harm student education as teachers dedicate summers and evenings to improve their craft.
A cryptogram and word clues appear with a note on solving. The page includes a cryptogram AXYCLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW and a brief explanation of substitution puzzles.
Public subscription rates are listed for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas. Mail rates apply in Huron Erie Counties and nationwide. Abby letters discuss American Indian hair, health, and cultural stereotypes with light humor.
A collage of reader letters discussing stereotypes about American Indians, alcohol tolerance, health myths, and end remarks about wages, education, and life in Oklahoma. The missives blend exaggeration and praise, ending with a plea to Abby for a booklet.
A dense schedule lists drama and comedy films with cast names such as James Stewart and Rock Hudson, plus daily programs across channels including NWS and local public affairs. Evening lineups feature crime and westerns, sports, talk shows, and religious programs with times from 6:00 to beyond midnight.
Huron County Health Commissioner Dr George F Linn counters fluoride myths. He argues the recommended level of one part per million is safe and not medicine, citing endorsements from major health groups and inviting readers to learn more at the Huron County Health Department in Norwalk.
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