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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
5
A cryptogram puzzle page presents a large word fill with clues for across and down words including names such as William of song and actors, plus a Saturday Cryptoquote attributed to Kin Hubbard showing a humorous warning about impulse buying.
TV guide lists Mystery hours with The Double Man and Two Weeks in Another Town, followed by Enter Laughing. Evening includes ABC News, To Tell The Truth, Let's Make A Deal, Truth or Consequence, and Hollywood Squares. Prime time features Gunsmoke, Here's Lucy, Pro Football, and Movie selections.
Washington reports show President Nixon's Florida neighbor Mrs. Perry O Neal agreed to vacate her Bay Lane home for the White House communications staff. Robert Abplanalp paid 150000 for the house and leased it back to the government for 18000 annually after mediation with Bebe Rebozo and Theodore Sachs.
A reader asks how to reclaim being addressed as Mr B and Abby suggests using a memo or direct talk. The column also covers cremation wishes involving ashes and a divorced mother overwhelmed by neighbors using her phone.
Dorothy L. from Manchester Conn thanks Dear Abby for providing the Euthanasia Council address to obtain a Living Will. She argues that prolonging life in old age through medical means can be inhumane and calls for euthanasia as not mercy killing but refusing futile interventions.
The comet Kohoutek stirring concern among fundamentalists who hail it as a sign of the coming millennium. Tracts from Rev. Dr. Carl McIntire link the celestial visitor to the birthday of Jesus and hope from the heavens amid global turmoil.
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