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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1978
Page
4
A reader urges a president to invoke the Taft Hartley Act to resolve a national labor crisis, criticizing a pledge to repeal the law. He argues delaying action harms 15 to 30 million people while miners number about 100,000. The letter is signed by Ronald B. Hutton of Chessevord.
Ohio lawmakers debate funding increases for gasoline tax and vehicle fees as bridge and highway work looms big. A $300 million bond proposal stalls for voter input. support cites aging rates and need for repairs. Governor Rhodes lauds blizzard response and seeks federal aid and coal strike intervention.
Readers weigh in on spanking children with mixed memories and views. A Colorado mother supports firm discipline while others caution against violence. One writer cites Sweden's turn system and shares therapy insights on breaking the cycle of abuse. A publicity blurb offers Abby’s popularity booklet for a dollar.
A note from UPINEWS SERVICE credits the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Ohio Newspaper Association for their ongoing collaboration. The line ends with the playful phrase They’ll Do It Every Time reflecting a nod to consistency in industry oversight.
In a humorous column, the writer laments February’s woes with meteorological miseries, political news, and delays from Connecticut to Maine. Uncle Fermus jokes about trombone lessons and radio updates reveal February’s stubborn slide into delays, cancellations, and decrees. The piece ends with a wink at a club named Thank God It Isn t Leap Year.
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