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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
6
Broadcast listing for a Thursday schedule featuring Escape from Fort Bravo with William Holden and Polly Bergen at 9:00 pm. The lineup includes news, talk shows, and entertainment programs throughout the evening with multiple channels and classic hosts.
A fragmentary listing shows a full daytime lineup with shows like Today and General Hospital across multiple time slots, including games and talk formats. It presents channel blocks and program titles such as The Beverly Hillbillies, Truth or Consequences, Jeopardy, and Search For Tomorrow, with local news inserts interspersed in the schedule.
A page features a themed crossword with clues across and down listing numerous entries like Fancy parties and Backdrop material, plus a cryptoquote puzzle illustrating a substitution code. The sample shows an example quote about conscience and social opinion.
Norwalk City Schools avoid crisis through 1970 yet face rising costs and levy battles. Albion Gotaas explains how statewide cuts, funding reforms, and voter sentiment push districts toward higher salaries and leaner programs while keeping schools open.
A reader asks how to plan a dream wedding amid past teen pregnancy and family disapproval. Abby suggests a softer gown color and keeping the daughter out of the bridal party to deemphasize past events. A second letter requests wording for invitations amid a forthcoming divorce, and Abby advises postponing any divorce announcement until after the daughter's wedding.
A National Institute of Industrial Gerontology study for the Senate Aging Committee argues forced early retirement harms individuals and society. It notes a drop in men over 60 remaining employed, rising dependency ratios, and inflationary pressure, urging options for continued work beyond 65.
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