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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1978
Page
6
The Arkansas Republican Party offers to share a 1500 dollar polygraph to test candidate truthfulness on the campaign trail. GOP chair Lynn Lowe suggests independent administration by a third party and delivering results to media to curb rhetoric.
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH fills a themed grid with across and down clues referencing names like THOMAS JOSEPH and Tarzan on TV. The puzzle asks for answers including epoch roll of film papal envoy and Arthurian island with a mix of film, literature, and language clues across two directions.
The text presents a cryptoquote puzzle instructing how to decode, with an example mapping letters and noting daily code changes. It also includes the phrase Saturday's Cryptoquote: From the errors of others a wise man corrects his own.
The Reflector invites signed letters from readers with verifiable address and telephone number. Keep submissions brief under 300 words and ensure it is an original copy. Include name signature and contact details for verification.
Dear Abby column discusses a reader suggesting exchanging Christmas checks to save trouble. Abigail Van Buren notes the impracticality and jokes about sending kisses instead. A separate reader shares a biopsy about Blue Cross and a coworker. The letter reveals concerns over third-party medical coverage and workplace plans.
A girl born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Downey of Vero Beach Florida is named Anne Fulston Downey in honor of her maternal grandmother Mrs. Robert Price of 133 West Main Street. Separately Ohio University and Walsh College dean's list honorees include Alan Hohler Gerald Parran Guy Ebinger Laura Ann Hipp Allen Langjahr Richard Reichert and Ellen Kline.
A humorous piece on how a state blizzard traps viewers in a binge of TV shows and snacks. It tracks the creeping cabin fever as audiences binge on Match Game, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy style fare while weather enforces stay home.
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