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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1975
Page
4
In Norwalk Opinion column criticizes Huron County’s plan to close Shady Lane Home for the Aged rather than rebuild blaming cost. Calls for public input via petition and voter choice while urging a county run facility as public responsibility and standard.
A mixed crossword list with across and down clues covering biblical names musical terms roles and descriptors. Includes entries for names like JOSEPH and Norma Casta Diva, plus various terse definitions and wordplay prompts.
YMH YGV QXHJYHIY LY PIR. SJAYI FA YMH GVXSO JXH RVDYM J AO D AP. Saturday's Cryptoquote reveals the line HE BLOWS HIS HORN SO LOUDLY HE HASNT ANY WIND LEFT FOR THE CLIMB. Patricia O Haire
A reader reports a Milwaukee based group called Free the Apes or Ape Liberation Movement proposing to place apes in factories and farms. Abby replies the labor unions will keep humans employed until primates can read write and vote.
A dense listing of TV programs for Tuesday with times and channel markers. Includes movies such as COUGAR COUNTRY and THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE, dramas and comedies like GUNSMOKE and THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY, plus news and talk shows across channels.
A collage of Dear Abby reader letters about breakfast habits and engagement rings, followed by a TV schedule with soaps, game shows, and children's programs listed by time and channel. The mix shows personal questions and a printed program grid.
Washington sources say Henry Kissinger faces growing criticism in policy circles over Vietnam handling. Some backers push for Senate leader Mike Mansfield as Secretary of State, but White House sources insist Ford remains satisfied with Kissinger.
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