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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1969
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith from 104 W Washington St protest ongoing sewer issues in Norwalk Ohio. They warn 133 new units will worsen raw sewage in basements despite health department studies. They urge city officials to take immediate action to fix the combined storm and sanitary sewer system.
A puzzle page features a daily crossword with clues such as African river and Indian musket ball, plus a cryptoquote coded by varying letter substitutions. The section includes a sample quote and yesterday's solved cryptoquote attributed to Mencken.
A reader questions parental punishment for spoiled behavior while others seek guidance on care for a widowed mother and a neighbor’s suspicious conduct. Abby urges perspective, family responsibility, and personal boundaries in multiple reader queries.
Television schedule lists movies and programs across the evening. The lineup features The Perils of Pauline and Wild Is the Wind with other serials, game shows, and late night talk varied by time slots.
A year ago I stopped smoking and started this column after reading How To Stop Smoking. The piece chronicles 19 years of tobacco use, failed attempts, and a changed life including cravings, home versus work temptations, and the final quit aided by a simple set of rules. The author notes a crumpled Winston pack kept as a trophy, and his wife’s quitting alongside him.
A dense listing of daytime and early evening shows across channels and times. Programs include News, Sunrise Semester, Talk, Soap Operas, Game and Variety formats, with titles like Beverly Hillbillies, Star shows, and classics such as Tonight and Hollywood Squares.
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