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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1966
Page
4
IRS computers will identify common evasion patterns and audit exposed returns. They will also flag errors and delinquent filings and generate clearer letters to taxpayers. Human tax collectors remain essential despite the rising electronic oversight.
A lighthearted column notes how salon chatter shapes mood and self image, implying small social moments influence daily feelings. It highlights humor, gossip, and cheerful insight from a familiar neighborhood setting.
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down with numbered entries. Includes talon at 1 across and various related hints such as rodent cubitus wandered and auricle for readers to solve.
A cryptogram quotation is presented with the line about cryptographers and entertainment. Irving and Jim Bishop share a polite and insistent interview excerpt. The dialogue explores journalism, women, marriage, and attitudes through a candid student interviewer.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on tact in introductions and matron of honor choices. She advises a mutual intermediary, discusses marriage inquiries, and ends with a playful, opinionated Q and A about personal boundaries.
In a letter to the editor Russell Knott recalls a close call when a fire at 47 Townsend Avenue in Norwalk on Monday December 26 was quickly suppressed by the Norwalk Fire Department. He commends both regulars and volunteers for their prompt, efficient work.
In Columbus the bronze doors at the Statehouse, costing 101 951 dollars, draw Democratic criticism as a symbol of austerity. State Chairman William Coleman blasts the purchase as a sham of economy while Finance Director Richard Krabach defends it as prudent preservation. Donald Welsch backs bronze doors as fitting to the building.
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