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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1975
Page
6
Puzzles headline presents a cryptogram style crossword with clues across and down including references to Longfellow and Anna Jameson. It notes code substitution rules and provides a sample quote and yesterday’s solved quote.
Dr. Joseph Link a Xavier University economist proposes a weekly credit card moratorium as a practical way to tighten the economy. He urges cash use one day a week and cites advertising pressure and high interest rates as drivers of debt, calling for restraint in cars and fashion cycles. He notes Ford thanked him for the idea but did not endorse it publicly.
Dear Abby details a true travel anecdote beginning with a crowded Dallas to Little Rock flight on November 29. The letter promises more on the author’s experience and reaction to the trip.
A dense TV grid lists programs across networks with sports and drama titles, followed by a lengthy anecdotal Dear Abby column and reader letters. The page blends listed shows such as North to Alaska and The Big Sleep with soap operas and family programs, ending with personal notes on quitting smoking and marriage praise.
Washington Postmaster General Ted Klassen resigns amid FBI scrutiny over a 22917 dollar Segal Co payment for postal contracts. Sworn testimony backs charges of favoring friends, bid-padding, and waste, with repayment and pensions outlined. Bailar named acting postmaster general.
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