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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1973
Page
4
Daily cryptogram puzzle page from Norwalk reflective weekly features a cryptogram by Thomas Joseph Crossevord with down and across clues, plus a long quote and subscription details for the Reflector Herald print edition.
A dense schedule lists films and TV programs across networks. Prominent titles include The Andromeda Strain, The Ipcress File, Mary Tyler Moore, The Longest Day, A Study in Terror, and The Borgia Stick. Local news segments, sports, and daily talk shows fill daytime and primetime slots with multiple channels and times.
Dear Abby responds to readers with humor and practical tone. A grandmother champions dentures as better than natural teeth and jokes about dancing with them. She contrasts with a woman excited about a premature baby and questions how to handle birth announcements after a wedding gift dispute.
A column containing multiple reader questions to Dear Abby. Topics include a doorless bathroom, desire to sing professionally without leaving amateur status, and marital sleep arrangements. Advice advises firm boundaries for the singer, and suggests twin beds with a shared headboard for the couple to improve sleep.
Carol Dobbs daughter of Dr and Mrs R W Dobbs of 134 S Linwood Ave plans to work about a year in Zurich Switzerland as a dental hygienist She trained at Cuyahoga Community College Cleveland and has worked in her father's dental practice and for doctors Dawley and Phipps Other items note moves and honors for local residents and college lists plus a cancer society program date and venues
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