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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1975
Page
6
Puzzle clues list across and down with many entries and mismatched letters. A cryptic quote at the end reads a culture split in a thousand pieces that is segregation by Lillian Smith.
A dense TV guide lists film titles including Sahara and The Last Day with a wide mix of drama crime and adventure titles. It also shows a full daily schedule of news shows, sports, game shows and soap operas across channels with time slots and program names. Local subscription rates are given: $31.20 yearly by mail in some counties and $39.50 elsewhere.
Washington sources allege James Hoffa was eliminated by mob leaders to shield their control of the Teamsters and pension funds. The Central States Pension Fund tops $1.3 billion with investments from casinos to Florida hotels, while former leader Hoffa clashed with a mob-influenced union under Frank Fitzsimmons and tightens his bid for power before vanishing.
A Redbook funded survey of 100000 American women finds sex is alive and well in marriage. Key results show religious belief boosts satisfaction, 70 percent rate sex as good or very good, oral sex common across ages, and women often initiate. Study designed by Dr. Robert Bell and led by Robert Levin.
Dear Abby columns discuss Joy the five month old orangutan offered for breeding in Los Angeles with Guy. Joy’s transport plans involve an air conditioned car ride to Chicago and onward to L.A. as a potential mate prospect for the male.
The letter discusses polite ways for Carl to decline friends offering sheet-rock work and humor about avoiding tedious travel companions. It includes Abby’s standard personal reply instructions and a tongue-in-cheek anecdote about using language or a toothy grin to deter talkers.
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