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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1975
Page
2
Edgar Heston of 47 Cline Street asks readers if they would still buy from a store that raised prices while a competitor marked down. He notes 50 to 75 percent compare prices, and reminds competition exists while stores pay bills.
Crossword by Thomas Joseph features a large grid with clues across and down. The page shows many theme entries and a cryptogram style quote at bottom. Yesterday's Cryptoquote reads We cannot love a thing without wanting to fight for it by G K Chesterton.
A dense Chicago style TV guide lists multiple evenings of movies and series. Notable entries include The Train Robbers with John Wayne and Ann Margret, A Fistful of Dollars with Clint Eastwood, The Rare Breed, The Forbin Project, and numerous news, sports, and talk slots across the late afternoon to early morning.
A dense daytime program list features I Love Lucy The Dick Van Dyke Show and multiple soap operas including Guiding Light Days of Our Lives and General Hospital along with game shows like $10,000 Pyramid and Make Room for Daddy. Animated and children's entries such as The Banana Splits Merv Griffin and Gumbo cartoon blocks are listed with times and channel numbers.
Pastor Quentin Battiste and family traveled to Pulaski Wisconsin for the baptism of Anna Marie Voss born December 31 to Ron and Becky Voss. Wooster sophomore Ned Loughridge joins the Wooster Chorus touring March 15–23 through Delaware Maryland Washington and Philadelphia.
A reader asks if a 13-year-old can father a child and Abby advises legal aid and counseling. The column also covers handling a rude operator, reporting abuse, and a mother grounding a 17-year-old daughter over car-related behavior, with Abby’s practical guidance.
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