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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1977
Page
6
Cryptoquote puzzle and quotation page segment with a grid of clues and a longer quotation. The section lists names and wordplay involving across and down entries, a cipher heading, and Yesterday's Answer and Cryptoquote. The quoted line is from Charles Evans Hughes about government beginning at home.
President Carter objects to a large subordinates and security entourage and orders a review of protective measures. He seeks to cut unnecessary displays of rank and has cabinet members use commercial travel when possible. Secret Service to curb car plane usage while maintaining security.
Abigail Van Buren invites a reply to a reader concerned with street beauty and decorum. The Dear Abby column frames how taste and manners intersect with public spaces and personal expression.
The page lists 7:30 PM Major League Baseball Cleveland vs Toronto on Channel 8 and 9:00 PM movie El Condor on Channel 11 with a star cast. additional late shows include The Elegant? Rams and A Man Called Gannon, plus letters to Dear Abby and reader notes on social topics.
The Reflector invites signed readers to submit letters to the Readers Forum with the writer’s address and telephone number for verification. Submissions must be original, brief, and under 300 words.
The column lists activities at Firelands Outreach Center Shady Lane Home and Norwalk centers. It covers meetings, dinners, art, dances, birthdays, admissions and discharges, with details on speakers such as Professor Henning and programs like Water Environment.
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