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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1979
Page
4
A tribute recalls Earl McCrillis as a true Christian gentleman. His passing caused little public fanfare on Wall Street, but those who knew him remember his integrity and dignity amid a wary era.
Thomas Joseph Chase appears in a dense crossword puzzle with clues across and down, including names such as Archie Bunker and Claudia Taylor, plus references to figures like Cousteau. The page also features a quote by James Feibleman about history and youth and a cryptoquote puzzle.
Roy Benson ruled Norwalk schools failed to prove Barbara Hart deserved dismissal for gross inefficiency and awarded back pay of 4940. The board may accept or reject. The editorial urges ending the dispute, noting over 20000 spent on legal fees and that the hearing showed discipline problems facing teachers.
MISERABLE IN OHIO recounts hitting a 12-year-old on a dark bicycle and waiting hours for surgery. He urges printed warnings to parents about bike lights and visibility. A follow up notes many pedestrians and cyclists are hit at night when drivers fail to see them, stressing reflective materials to improve safety.
A letter page notes glow in the dark clothing and fabric items are offered by many stores. Readers urged to request them to ensure availability for those who need life saving features. The column also includes reader questions to Abby and Grace, with local newspaper details and subscription info for the Norwalk Reflector.
A century ago editors mocked libel rules, but modern courts and public taste curb sharp words. The piece notes U S Supreme Court shifts, the danger of false or invasive statements, and how increased caution dulls reportage, risking a timid press and less public knowledge. It cites Sanford’s red flags and urges honest, robust journalism.
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