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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1975
Page
6
A speaker appeals to readers to mobilize against regulations taxes and liberal policies seen as dragging down free enterprise. He cites OSHA EPA E.E.C.C. Civil Rights standards and consumer protection as forces in the tide, urging letters to object to subversive teaching busing ERA and lax law enforcement.
Puzzle entry shows clues for Across and Down with letters and partial phrases. Includes a Cryptoquote with the line THE SECRET OF LIFE IS NOT TO DO WHAT YOU LIKE BUT TO LIKE WHAT YOU DO and a note on yesterday's solution.
A reader considers breaking an engagement for a rich offer from Ira’s father and Abby advises taking the money. A separate letter from Number One Son complains about a kitchen TV at supper, and Abby suggests the boy speak up.
A dense schedule lists 8:00 to 3:10 programs across channels with Westerns, comedies, dramas, and news. Notable items include Rio Bravo with Dean Martin and John Wayne, People Will Talk starring Cary Grant, and Guns with Laura Devon.
A dense listing of TV programs across channels with time slots and show titles includes news, game shows, and children's programs. The page also reproduces reader letters to Abby and Dear Westerner addressing manners and social behavior with responses.
TV critic surveys Norman Lear's Hot L Baltimore on ABC calling the show sensationalist and lacking artistic merit. He contrasts the on air warning, controversial characters, miscast leads, and departure from Wilson's tragicomic stage work. Future episodes may vary.
Local carrier and mail options listed for Norwalk Ohio area with rates 65 percent weekly and annual prices 31.20 in Huron and Erie Counties or 39.50 elsewhere. Payment required in advance.
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