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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1971
Page
4
The listing shows prime time features across channels including Longstreet Eye of the Cat and We re No Angels. It lists dramas thrills comedies and serials with times from 4:00 to 1:00 and notes multiple stations and guests.
A dense daily grid lists daytime TV programs from 6:20 PM to 3:55 PM with show titles hosts and channels. It includes soap operas, game shows, talk shows, and children's programs followed by a cryptogram quotation and a tagline attributed to J. R. Lowell.
Washington humor column recalls Sparky Lugg a bowling teammate who jokes about loving an Oldsmobile and marital strain. Dr George Basalla notes some men bond with machines, blur with women and autos. Sparky laments divorce over car trade in joke about Shasta’s value.
Abigail Van Buren offers two Dear Abby columns. A secretary pleads for distance from a married boss who uses late shifts for flirtations while the secretary balances a boyfriend. The second letter seeks marital childrearing harmony amid population concerns and personal wishes.
A letter asks Abby for advice on a husband’s nightly nightmares disturbing sleep and neighbors. The response suggests medical consultation and a mild relaxant. A second reader pleads against giving live pets to children at Easter, urging stuffed animals and animal care education.
National parks and 243 sites face unprecedented popularity with 175 million visits in 1970 and a projected 400 million by 1980. Officials cite crowding, pollution, and increased fees while proposing wilderness designations near urban areas and expanded state park systems to relieve demand.
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