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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1968
Page
6
The City Charter Commission faces a tight timeline with nine months until November. It should hold two weekly sessions and avoid late summer daily meetings to complete a public charter draft and publicize it ahead of the election. A closed session this week should end, and the council should ban closed meetings in the new City Hall.
A condensed crossword list with clues like shaded walks prunes and a Cryptoquote sample titled DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE illustrating a substitution cipher with a sample by Longfellow and a yesterday quote from De Gaulle through a daily code puzzle.
DEAR ABBY relates a 25 year old woman and Barney who wed secretly a year after divorce with three children. Barney hesitates to tell his mother fearing her reaction and plans to delay disclosure while he serves overseas for a year. The wife seeks guidance on communicating their situation and easing family acceptance.
A reader warns a man named Barney to make his marriage public with his mother and suggests consulting a chaplain. Another letter from new parents celebrates a daughter born to parents in their forties and answers critics who call the birth a mistake with a firm faith-based reply.
A lengthy broadcast guide lists films and game shows across channels with titles like The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and Zotz plus daytime series such as The Dating Game and Jeopardy. A reader’s Abby column letter discusses teen dating age and advice while signing off with personal notes and contest offers.
A Norwalk educator thanks the community for supporting a wrestling program funding a new mat costing 1800 dollars. The letter condemns bias and calls for lawful, charitable action, citing religious debates and social issues while praising community efforts and urging continued cooperative hard work.
A dictionary style entry explains figurative as representing by figures or symbols and not in its literal sense. It cites an example where a coach says his team mopped up the floor with opponents as figurative language.
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