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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1970
Page
4
A reader asks why Norwalk City refuses an independent outside audit by a certified public accountant. The letter argues such a report would reveal the system’s financial condition and efficiency, free from political bias, and urges the city to permit an external audit.
A Norwalk letter questions Councilman Coletta’s claim that the electric plant is the city’s greatest asset. The writer cites 18 000 residents as the real wealth, praising civic spirit during floods, youth volunteers, and neighborly aid while urging electors to reconsider Coletta’s leadership.
A dense listing of crossword clues across multiple numbers with cryptogram quote puzzles. Entries reference roles like Cain's victim and terms such as embankment and helmet, plus a substitution cipher quotation attributed to Longfellow and a quoted Holmes line from yesterday.
Dear Abby counsels on learning to kiss with a willing partner and handling a friend who borrows money without repayment. The column also covers an etiquette question about underage party transportation and a note about enclosing return envelopes for requests.
Dear Marge responds with a sympathetic tone and affirms shared sentiment. The writer explains the favor asks for time and effort, and questions why the other person should accommodate them with a stamp. Marge compliments the writer as a kindred spirit.
A TV guide page lists daytime and prime time programs with network names and episode titles. The page then reports on political figures Del Corso and Young debating National Guard use, policing versus troops, and FBI findings about campus shootings with implications for a state grand jury and potential charges.
The Kent State killings prompt a clash between Senator Stephen Young and Adjutant General Sylvester Del Corso. Each accuses the other of inflammatory rhetoric while debating policy to prevent future campus disorders and address root causes ahead of the November gubernatorial election.
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