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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
6
A Milan reader vents chronic outages with Northern Ohio Telephone Company. Personal experiences include 4:00 a.m. line deaths delaying hospital calls and a 104 degree fever case where no one answered despite multiple attempts. The writer urges public notice to spur improvement and asks for broader awareness.
A humorous UPI column claims a painless diet where you eat only foods you dislike. The author satirically describes meals consisting of disliked dishesBrains and eggs for breakfast chicken for lunch casserole for dinner and a vegetable plate for variety. He reports losing inches in a week and claims the method works by reducing appetite without counting calories.
Readers share views on condolence practices donations in memory of loved ones and the value of personal gestures over tax deductibility. Advice contrasts handwritten notes calls and visits with charitable giving and urges compassionate support.
A midweek schedule lists films and shows including The Chalk Garden with Deborah Kerr and Hayley Mills at 7:30, The Chapman Report at 9:00, A Song to Remember at 11:40, plus Western Four Faces West. Evening programs feature news, talk shows, and scenes from Dark Shadows and Gomer Pyle.
A dense broadcast grid lists morning to afternoon programming across multiple channels with soap operas talk shows game shows and cartoons including Mr T's Show Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy and Days of Our Lives among many others. The list enumerates show titles and times in a continuous timetable format.
UPI reports that the Nixon administration faces growing uncontrollable federal spending with two thirds of the 1970 budget beyond executive control. Social security and other trust-fund outlays total 51.5 billion in 1971, while interest, veterans benefits, welfare, and farm supports anchor built-in costs. The piece notes long range commitments and limited agency justification, with 2.2 billion in potentially reducible programs identified this year.
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