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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1973
Page
6
Editorial argues against shifting to a five day work week for county offices. It urges public input via a sound survey, noting salary increases and weekend service needs, and questions Saturday hours while acknowledging some public use. It concludes that hours should reflect public demand, not convenience.
Across clues cover verbs nouns and phrases with mixed wordplay styles and many entries hint at familiar crossword terms and abbreviations across a dense puzzle layout with numerous partials and misprints.
A coded pangram shows a substitution cipher with letters replaced. The sample reveals that A stands for L and X for O, illustrating the method used to decode the quote. The brief mentions Yesterday's Cryptoquote by Thomas Fuller.
A reader asks about spoiling grown children with nest-egg money while another seeks a carefree affair. Abby answers with blunt guidance on finances and moral choices, urging parents to let kids earn their way. The column features terse, humorous takes on relationships and legal aid suggestions.
Prime time listings show crime drama YOU'LL NEVER SEE ME AGAIN with Hartman and Wyatt at 8:30, followed by PLAYMATES with Alda and McClure at 11:30. Western KID RODELO, comedies NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS and WILLIE AND JOE BACK AT THE FRONT run later, plus news, game shows, and late movies through 4:00 AM.
A detailed Thursday broadcast grid lists morning to afternoon programs across channels including news, soaps, game shows, cartoons, and sports. Notable entries cover Morning Exchange Captain Kangaroo Jokers Wild Jeopardy as The Edge of Night and Love of Life airings, with specials like Vin Scully and Gilligan's Island in late afternoon.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Sen. Montoya probes IRS over audit bias and aggressive collection tactics. It cites alleged quotas and favoritism affecting widows and small businesses, plus commentary on Nixon Wallace tensions over grant holdbacks and policy shifts.
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