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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
3
The article discusses how criticisms of city government forms can be misread as attacks on officeholders. It explains weak versus strong mayor systems, council president leadership roles, and how charters define duties. It urges separating system choices from the individuals in office during charter debates.
In Norwalk a party of 16 golfers left for Grand Bahama for an eight day stag golf trip while four inches of snow lay on the ground. Nearby notes mention Ed Avery spotting the first robin of the season and a quirky Reflector item about a parakeet.
A quip notes that aging brings little concern when a son takes a Playboy magazine, implying detachment from such scandal. The joke hinges on generational shifts and evolving boundaries in taste and propriety.
A cryptogram puzzle explains code letters replacing letters in a quotation. The sample shows A for three Ls and X for two Os with other letters mapped. It notes daily changing codes and hints via word length and formation.
A worried parent asks Dear Abby for guidance as their 18 year old son dates a girl with late hours. They withheld judgment but fear her influence and want rules on curfew and acceptable behavior. Abby replies that consequences hinge on the car key and parental limits, urging clear expectations and boundaries.
A winter scene opens with a man braving a sub-zero wind remarking his warm clothes feel cool and he would have worn them all summer. A remodeling chat reveals a wife choosing professional help and a humorous jab about lumber in the living room. A Dallas yard clerk profits then faces fashion priorities, while other quips mock clever sales gimmicks and a sunning winter resort.
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