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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1969
Page
4
A crossword style puzzle with clues and a daily cryptogram. Readers solve lobsters trap lithuar seaport and other clues, then crack the cryptoquote AXYDLBAAXR equals LONGFELLOW and a second line offers yesterday's quote about ideals and disillusion.
Dear Abby describes a family dilemma as grandma moves in. The household lacks nerve to address her living arrangement and privacy needs despite renovations, deferring a direct discussion about boundaries and comfort in the shared home.
A dense listing of prime time and daytime programs across networks with titles such as The King and I, East Side West Side, Bonanza, Mission Impossible, and The Unforgiven. Also notes football previews and various sports and talk shows, plus local notices and station IDs.
A reader laments Grandma aged 78 always present in the home, eroding privacy for grown children and teens. The letter urges open talk and humor to restore family togetherness, then another note from Westland Michigan shares neighborly gifts received by a mail carrier named WALKING DRY.
Joanne Kaiser visits Norwalk from Naples with her parents at 23 Norwood Ave as she tutors U.S. Navy families in Naples. Diane Flory of Arlington aids Republican Rep. Clarence J. Brown in Ohio. Allen Harshberger reports minus weather in Alaska. Michael Doughty designs a large electrified Christmas star on West Washington. Randy Lee James born December 22 to William and Nancy James of Culpeper. Charles Martins vacationed in Pinehurst. Navy recruit William Kaltenbach to Pensacola. John Kline earns B A in business admin at Kent State with brother Jim on the dean’s list. Lorain Community College honors three residents with high academics.
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