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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1971
Page
4
Letter to the editor credits Norwalk street workers for keeping snow disruption under control and contrasts public praise with criticism of local leadership. The writer questions honesty and competence of current city officials and calls for forthright government. Mark Gettles signs from Breezewood Drive.
A mixed puzzle page presents a daily cryptogram sample using LONGFELLOW as a key and a large word list from across clues. It includes a Knowles style header with The Reflector and details on publication, circulation, and pricing across Norwalk area routes.
Tuesday Evening Movies listing shows a 8:30 program Maybe Tol Come Home in the Spring a drama starring Sally Field. Also includes Madiga a crime drama with Richard Widmark Henry Fonda and Inger Stevens and The Long Voyage Home adventure with John Wayne Ian Hunter.
The document lists a full daytime schedule with multiple programs across channels 3 and 5 as well as 8 and 11 C, including news, talk shows, game shows, soap operas, and children's programs. Notable entries include Jeopardy, Edge of Night, Love of Life, and The Edge of Night.
A reader asks how to cope with being dateless due to perceived strict morals, while others date freely. Replies discuss male expectations, sibling honesty, and a debut example of an impostor Abby, followed by musings on office gift practices and teen posture concerns.
The United States launches an $85 million effort within the Federal Home Loan Bank system to aid about 70,000 middle income families earning $7,000 to $12,000 yearly. The plan lowers payments by $20 monthly for five years on new mortgages, targeting those shut out from public housing and conventional loans.
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