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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1972
Page
6
A national debate resurges as the Senate passes a broad child development bill critics call a step toward federal custody of all children under 14. The letter argues government expansion destroys freedom and parental responsibility, urging citizens to contact their congressman to oppose the measure.
Gambler s mecca for short and large quantities listed among down and across clues. The puzzle includes a cryptoquote from Allan Beck and multiple themed terms across for Sioux glove material and Romanian coin among others.
A Norfolk type syndicated civic column appears in the Norwalk Ohio paper with UPI News Service and circulation details for multiple Ohio towns, pricing by carrier and mail, and regional delivery areas. The item outlines subscription rates and places served.
A reader asks about a husband who overpays waitresses and shows excessive familiarity. Abby advises addressing the behavior directly to reduce conspicuousness. In a second letter a woman regrets a sister attending her ex husband’s wedding and Abby says the sister’s attendance is understandable and not improper.
A dense local listings page outlines an evening and morning TV grid featuring dramas like Satan Never Sleeps and Privilege, comedies including The Three Stooges Meet Hercules, live talk with Mike Douglas, Merv Griffin, and Jack Paar era specials, plus serials such as General Hospital and Love of Life. The schedule lists channel numbers and alternating times from afternoon through late night, ending with a Movie at 11.
Washington report reveals Blue Cross executives used top hotels and fine meals at 53 special meetings last year and abroad. In 1971 they held an acturial meeting at Hay Adams Hotel and charged attendees $1,581.92 while pushing federal rate hikes.
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