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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1969
Page
4
A Sandusky senior and EHOVE student defends the trade school citing student happiness and focus on learning a trade. The letter counters negative impressions about EHOVE and questions the value of administrators and extramural activities in shaping student outcomes.
A cryptic style crossword shows clues for Zoo structures Stop naut Possesses Performer Exclamation Sure Bulwark Mythical bird Finish Chills and fever Fly Luster Traffic sound Knave of clubs Candlenut tree Beauty Lettuce eaters Disfigure At home Half ems Fish Eight some French river Rips Sea eagles Elm larch Malt beverage June bug Chinese pagoda French article One letter stands for another with code hints Yesterday's cryptoquote references a maxim about answering to the rudder and rocks.
Dear Mike outlines practical advice for photographers in Moscow. He cautions about limited lab facilities, recommends Tass for captions, and urges bringing or buying essential gear like a kitchen, refrigerator, and tires. He also suggests buying a European car to avoid taxes and travel across the USSR for more pictures.
A reader asks about marrying an older man and parental disapproval. Abby notes age matters but depends on maturity and life experience. The column also includes readers sharing animal nursing anecdotes and a car pool complaint about a mother delaying return with children, causing concern among other mothers.
The listing shows a dense night of programs from 3:13 to 11:30, including Three's a Crowd with Hagman and Peaker at 8:30, various soap and talk shows, comedies, games, specials, and late news on CBS and channels 3 5 8 11 13. Key items include Dark Shadows, Perry Mason, I Dream of Jeannie, Mod Squad, Julia, and Johnny Carson.
A column offers practical travel and settlement advice for moving to the Soviet Union, detailing budgeting, housing, clothing, and essential items. It covers cash needs, transformers, electronics limits, pet paperwork, and job prospects for wives, with a personal note from Jim Jackson about work in Moscow being engaging despite difficulties.
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