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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1977
Page
4
A dense clue list with many partial entries covering Guthrie hidden supply sleuth Lew is given. Several long and short answers span across and down, including references to famous names, places and abstract terms.
An encoded quote scheme is provided with LONGFELLOW as an example and a sample puzzle phrase. The piece includes Shakespearean text about a valiant flea facing a lion, illustrating clue-based decoding.
Dear Abby columns reveal a 52-year-old widow asked how to stop a persistent bachelor without legal action. Advice includes warning of possible arrest, and steps to force boundaries, with other readers requesting etiquette notes for musicians and family boundary issues.
The Reflector invites signed letters with writer address and phone for verification. Letters must be original, brief, and under 300 words for Readers Forum submissions.
Channel listings feature The Little House on the Prairie collection with John and June, a New York Yankees at Kansas City Royals game, Busting Loose at a New York resort, Breezy with Holden and Lenz, TV Critics' Circle Awards hosted by Sills and Lawrence, Magnificent Thief with Wagner and others, Soundstage Jazz tribute, Tonight Show with Bob Newhart, Streets of San Francisco and Dan August repeats, The Borrer Gun, and Call to Danger liveried films and programs through midnight.
Former Missouri governor Warren Eastman Hearnes continues to press for vindication from Nixon era "dirty tricks" that targeted him with FBI name checks and IRS probes. Hearnes alleges unsubstantiated allegations and seeks clearance from FBI Director Kelley and Attorney General Bell as he campaigns and faces ongoing tax debates.
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