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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1971
Page
8
A cryptogram puzzle with clues mapping letters to phrases and a quote by Paul Engle. Readers must decode using the day’s substitution, noting patterns like A for L and X for O. Yesterday's quote about poetry links ideas and emotions to words.
TV schedule lists 8:30 Lady in Waiting mystery with Susan Clark and Leslie Nielsen. 11:40 The Atomic City thriller with Gene Barry and Lydia Clarke. Also notes Operation White Shark adventure with Rod Dana and Jenine Reinaud.
Haskins and Sells proposals shift many financial tasks from the auditor to the treasurer and city accountant in Norwalk. The change reassigns budgeting, payroll, insurance, and tax department duties, with merit raises now possible for high performers.
A soldier returning from Vietnam shares a worn prayer torn from Dear Abby with a seatmate on a Los Angeles to Chicago flight. He vows to be the best dad upon his return, hoping to inspire others to be caring parents.
Readers share concerns and reflections including a Montana reader awaiting voting results on a Don’t Go stance and a detailed, child centered prayer by Garry C. Myers about parenting. The note mentions Myers founding Highlights for Children and his death in 1971, with Caroline Clark Myers continuing the publication.
YAMAGATA Japan Jintaro Masuyama head of an animal protection group calls slaying 10 animals an economy measure merciless and without law. DECATUR Ga E J Parker says neighbor Bobby Wayne Mendenhall who killed two people and wounded another over a zoning dispute was the nicest fellow. BELFAST Ireland Joyce Hill describes thwarting an IRA terrorist by kicking him and slamming the door then calling police.
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