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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1978
Page
6
A Norwalk reader laments a proposed pay raise for district administrators while predicting school closures and cuts to teachers and programs. The writer questions the size of the administrative staff, calls for pay reductions at the top, and urges directing funds to teachers and classrooms to retain educators and programs.
A reader questions district overpaid administration and legal fees, cites busing, building plans, and surplus equipment. He urges belt tightening, layoffs, and a Blue Ribbon probe into overspending while criticizing supervision and parent notification practices. The letter dwells on fiscal policy, staff composition, and accountability.
A chessword puzzle by Thomas Joseph with clues across and down, naming German composer bids, names, and common crossword answers. The grid includes entries for Quayle, Quinn, Copland, and Williams, among others, with references to rivers, places, and various wordplay solutions.
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts covers family dilemmas about hosting a college son with his girlfriend, wedding gift etiquette, money disputes in a blended marriage, and safety concerns about mothballs for dogs. The letters reveal tensions over sleeping arrangements, inheritance plans, and parental control in a humorous column voice.
Edward P. Grace III unveiled Cuckoo Hats with flexible horns at a Washington fashion show. Prices range from 8.95 for horned caps to 50 for Hamburgs and derbys. Grace argues horns will rejuvenate the hat market despite some critics and a nod to JFK’s bareheaded era.
A sample readers letter discusses letter submission rules for The Reflector Readers Forum. It explains requirement of signature with address and phone, word limit of 300, and originality. It uses a coded example showing letter A stands for three Ls and X for two Os with daily letter shifts.
Henry Timman recalls Franklin D. Reed born April 25, 1812 in Greenfield Township. The first county native grew up amid war years and mills along Reed Creek and Norwalk Creek. Reed built the first grist mill on the Huron River, later known as the Old Stone Mill near Greenfield, and died August 14, 1891 at 79 buried Woodlawn Cemetery.
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