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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1978
Page
4
The page presents a cryptogram style crossword by Thomas Joseph with numerous clues across and down. It includes a long list of word hints such as station, gained terms, Greek references, and various thematic entries. A cryptoquote at the end reads Love has patience to endure the fault it sees but cannot cure. Edgar A Guest.
Washington reports caution on the 16.2 billion tax cut moving through the House Ways and Means Committee. It faces veto threats, potential changes, and possible increases or reallocation. If enacted, individuals may see about 163 dollars cut on average, with 2.2 million taxpayers facing higher taxes and notable removals such as the gasoline tax deduction and a 35 per person credit. The likely gain for homeowners could come from a tax free sale profit rule, costing treasury funds.
A Norwalk Reflector reader shares heartbreak over a senior community committee that deems a widow unfit to live among married residents. The letter warns of potential legal recourse if residency rules force a widow out after her husband’s death.
Washington insiders reveal Richard Roudebush exploited influence to secure a 56 dollar monthly VA disability increase after four review boards denied him. A private medical exam and coercive tactics by VA staff produced a 60 percent disability award, while a missing file and retaliatory threats surfaced. Roudebush denies wrongdoing as he retires to Noblesville. The piece also notes rising drug trafficking tied to Alaska oil and other narcotics activity, including seizures and smuggling efforts by criminals across the United States and Canada.
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