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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1973
Page
4
A local reader supports Forum Movies as a community asset but complains the theater shows only older hits. He urges first run titles like Getaway Sleuth Jeremiah Johnson Heartbreak Kid and Sounder to attract Band patrons and prevent out of town trips.
Robert L. Stein of Milan Ohio objects to Firelands Campus policy of business as usual on Good Friday arguing it clashes with local religious beliefs. He notes local practice of closing 12 to 3 pm and urges recognizing Christ's death, contrasting with a later May 28 remembrance for war dead.
The Norwalk Reflector presents a cryptogram puzzle with Across and Down clues listing parts of speech and names such as Vittorio and Roberto. The page also notes the Daily Cryptoquote with a sample translation LONGFELLOW and details about subscriptions and distribution.
Dear Abby column recounts Waterloo Iowa readers arguing about a man shooting a squirrel and city laws while a second letter shares a fond memory of Freddy the squirrel. The page also lists late night movie and TV schedules with actors and times.
A fragment from a late afternoon schedule shows programming from news to cartoons then a disturbing reader letter describing a squirrel killed with a two by four in Decatur Georgia. The letter column includes Abby advice notes and reader petitions.
In grand jury testimony Watergate defendant James McCord describes receiving about $45,000 for salary and legal fees from Howard Hunt via Hunt's attorney. He recounts plans to contact White House, and pressure to plead guilty in return for executive clemency.
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