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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1973
Page
4
A letter from Chester Miller Family of 44 Gallup urges support for truck drivers. It praises drivers as earners and suggests conservative steps like avoiding unnecessary trips and shopping locally to aid the cause and attract attention from Governor Gilligan and President Nixon.
Puzzle page lists across clues from Wingli to 41 and down clues including Expire Fateful time for E Scrooge and others with cryptogram and cryptoquote. Yesterday's puzzle solution, credits, and regional newspaper data accompany the page.
A dense schedule of films and TV programs spans 5 PM to 5:30 AM with titles including MANEATER, HOW TO COMMIT MARRIAGE, HUD, MASH, MERRILY, and various news, talk shows, dramas, and children's programs. Notable film pairings feature Ben Gazzara and Sidney Poitier among others, while late-night blocks hold news and game shows.
A reader questions cheated husbands statistics and a second asks about custody of her husband’s three stepsons. Abby counsels distrust of figures, urges patience and family guidance, urging love to help troubled youths adjust.
A string of Norwalk area items note births in Columbus and Ann Arbor families, a senior recital by Ellaine Colich in Fairmont State College, and various civic mentions. Other items cover Councilman Richard Sipple’s kennel club remarks, Harold Heyman’s retirement dinner, Teri Sue Smith’s honors, and residents joining Des Moines Savings and Loan staff.
American shoppers face rising hot dog costs as a mustard seed crunch tightens supply. Western Canada grows most of the world’s mustard, with Continental Grain Co accused of driving up prices and squeezing rivals. Canada’s consumer affairs agency declines comment while industry insiders warn of a “mustard war.”
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