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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1974
Page
4
Letter from Melvin H. Robinson at 15 West Chestnut St. urging drivers to stay home during blizzards. He recalls clearing and rebreaking drifts, assisting stranded motorists, and criticizing tailgaters while calling for pedestrians to clear space for plows to operate.
A reader thanks utility crews for restoring power after a two day snowstorm outage. The letter lauds crew hard work in bitter cold and urges readers to appreciate emergencies as a chance to unite families and see blessings amidst problems.
A collection of Dear Abby questions and responses about wig authenticity for Arthur Burns, respect for cocktail waitresses, pregnancy myths, and personal life anecdotes. Includes guidance on dignity in work, shared parental responsibilities, and requests for Abby’s booklet on weddings.
Prime time listings show crime dramas ROME LIKE CHICAGO MR. INSIDE MR. OUTSIDE and THE BIG WHEEL with airings at 11:30 11:40 and 1:10. Late programs include Adam-12 M A S H Hawaii Five-O Barnaby Jones Marcus Welby and national News and Talk shows throughout the night.
The page lists a Wednesday Chessword by Thomas Joseph with clues and grid entries, alongside a dense TV and radio schedule detailing show times for CBS News Sunrise Farm Fare Knowledge and others, plus a _UPI_ News Service notice and local subscription rates.
Washington reports on a Swiss held Red Cross conference where 49 nations examined future weapons including laser, maser, microwave beams, sound generators, and environmental and geophysical warfare. The Swedish presentation urged a total ban on these devices as too dangerous, with notes on their potential for civilian and military devastation.
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