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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1971
Page
8
A reader praising Norwalk City's administration notes a minor reduction in an electric bill and laments local businesses leaving due to higher costs. The letter envisions moving to other towns for shopping and work while supporting tax increases to cover lost revenue.
A dense listings page outlines prime time films at 9 and 11, with Donovan's Reef and Jivaro among the featured movies. It also lists daytime and late night programming across CBS NBC and local stations, including News, Talk shows, soaps, and game shows, plus a cryptoquote puzzle and credits.
Ohio auditor Jumpin Joe Ferguson at 78 begins a sweeping purge of Republican staff after winning re election in 1972. He says he will run again in 1974 at age 82 and vows a more bipartisan office while targeting GOP misdeeds and maintaining a staff of largely Democrats.
A teen asks how to handle his father’s back street affair with his secretary and whether to confront him. Abby advises telling the father, staying patient, and alerting him to hazards for the mother’s sake. Also, a reader suggests asking for a doggie bag to avoid waste in meals with inlaws.
Dear Abby explains that families can still love former daughters in law and step spouses after divorce, though public bitterness often appears. The writer urges patience and understanding as new unions are formed and relationships adapt.
Jim Bishop recounts a bygone New York City newsroom full of colorful personalities. Bob Campbell, Walter Winchell, Dan Parker, Izzy Kaplan and others are pictured amid vintage deadlines, crush of editors, and a drifting Daily Mirror myth.
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