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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1971
Page
6
A reader accuses Norwalk city officials and Auditor Hipp of manipulating signatures to prevent an initiative on selling or keeping the electric system. The letter references alleged faulty bookkeeping and warns of alleged deceit by Mayor Davis and the service director, questioning integrity at City Hall.
Puzzle features a cryptogram with LONGFELLOW as the key and a mixed word list across many clues. It includes a sample alphabet mapping and a quote from Nietzsche as yesterday’s cryptoquote.
The Norwalk Reflector lists staff and offices with subscription terms and rates. Local carriers in several towns charge 55 per week, while mail rates are 24.00 per year in Huron and Erie counties, 31.50 elsewhere in the U S.
A late evening TV schedule lists The Girl Who Knew Too Much at 9 00 with Nancy Kwan and Li l Abner at 11 40 starring Peter Palmer and Leslie Parrish. The page also notes a full day of soap operas game shows and movies across networks with highlights including Hawaii Five O and The Edg of Night.
AB C asks for outside opinion on a 17 year old dating men aged 21 and 24. Abby advises meeting dates at home and judging by character, not age, while encouraging mature boundaries. In a second letter a mother laments strict visit limits from her son and urges to visit five days. The third note urges a woman to leave a marriage if she cannot forget the past.
Jim Bishop argues heroin addiction reaches epidemic levels with methadone as a blunt instrument. He recalls 1960s NYC narcotics work, notes rising admissions, pusher networks, and the false cure of methadone, urging treatment over arrest and strong societal response.
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