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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
6
Crossword puzzle with clues across and down listing numerous word entries and themed notes including a daily cryptogram and a quotation puzzle with a code key and example solution.
A fragmented timetable shows Evening Movies at 9:00 featuring The Professionals and 11:50 with Something Evil, plus late night titles like The Anniversary and Three Violent People. The page also lists daily TV news, game shows, soaps, and sports coverage across networks with multiple time slots and program names.
Washington report details Ambassador Turner Shelton and his wife Lesly reacting to the Nicaraguan earthquake. Rescue workers crowded the residence and some staff were housed in tents outside. Mrs. Shelton complained about privacy and furniture while cats and a veterinarian request drew attention. State Department spokesman John King noted nerves were frayed amid the chaos.
A reader urges debt avoidance and cash purchases, advising no impulse buys and price comparisons. Other letters discuss choosing baby names with joint parental input and changing invitation etiquette from RSVP assumptions to clear replies. The piece closes with subscription pricing for Norwalk area readers.
A reader asks about proper RSVP etiquette and acceptance versus decline. The letter argues hunting is used to thin overpopulated herds, suggesting government hunters would perform this role. The writer critiques hunting as a sport and jokes about sniping in urban areas. Bruce F. in Studio City signs off.
Louis Cassels reviews Billy Graham's call for daily Ten Commandments in public schools and the lines of constitutional church state separation. He notes Supreme Court limits on school religious indoctrination and confirms reading Bible as literature remains allowed for non devotional purposes.
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