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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1976
Page
4
Word puzzle page with a cryptogram and crossword clues listing across and down entries and a quote by Henry Ward Beecher about worry. Includes grid patterns, names like THOMAS JOSEPH, and reference to Ray Bolger and Gertrude Lawrence.
A collection of reader questions covers improving adult grammar, addressing mixed sex offices, and etiquette. A woman asks if a 51 year old man can learn proper grammar, Abby replies motivation matters and asks if the man sees the need. A humorous WWII saltpeter anecdote amuses a reader. A secretary seeks proper salutation for mixed gender offices with Abby advising pragmatic options.
Secret Service allegedly tracked Henry Kissinger's calls from his Palm Springs villa as part of Nixon's bid to control foreign policy. Charles Colson, in a forthcoming book, claims Nixon ordered monitoring and that Kissinger faced pressure from the White House palace guard while Colson conveyed commands.
A historical TV schedule notes President Ford crossing the Delaware with simultaneous broadcasts across channels. The listing includes programs such as Brady Bunch I Love Lucy News Night and various sports and entertainment segments detailing time slots and channel numbers. The entry captures a moment of national attention amid a dense primetime lineup.
In 19th century Norwalk Ohio livery stables served travelers and locals. Pantlind and partners led early operations, later evolving to Pantlind Livery and Norwalk Parts Company sites. Other firms included Morgan, Moore, Harkness, Draper, and Alley with hacks meeting trains daily and one early dray mule service.
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