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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1979
Page
4
A reader defends Pat Bess 84 of Fitchville arguing he should be left alone amid a 1976 junkyard conviction and ongoing nuisance-law prosecution. The letter notes a long battle with local authorities and questions wasted time on such cases.
Saturday puzzle clues list across and down terms with references to Spanish words, landmarks, and various definitions. A cryptoquote quote by Coleridge appears, followed by newspaper masthead and subscription details for Norwalk Ohio.
A reader cites a Florida CPA critique of Dear Abby on omitting income on joint returns. The columnist notes liability can be avoided under Section 6013e if the other spouse had no knowledge of the omission. Also included are letters about barber pricing fairness and a wife seeking medical advice for her husband’s heavy sleep patterns. The wife is urged to seek medical evaluation for her husband.
Washington column lampoons celebrity lawsuits from Marvin to Frampton and Wilson, joking about infidelity lawsuits becoming Supreme Court fodder. It imagines a sequel song There Must Be 50 Ways To Sue Your Lover with tongue in cheek lines aimed at famous exes.
Jim Busek writes to Governor Rhodes criticizing a two mile stretch of U S Route 20 near Hartland Center Road for potholes and ruts. He urges resurfacing, cites personal frustration, and notes Ohio connections and local officials including Sheriff John Borgia and Agriculture Director John Stackhouse. He threatens support for the party fixing the road.
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