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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1974
Page
6
Mary Siegfried of Mansfield gives card readings to hundreds in and out of state, claiming patterns predict trips, work changes, and romances. She warns readings are a game, not a life rule, and notes rules to avoid revealing dire news or marital affairs.
Puzzle clues mix with terms. readable entries hint at standard crossword grid. Many fragments reference alliances notes and regional terms. results point to common crossword solutions and thematic hints.
Cryptoquote puzzle and publication line for the Norwalk Reflector includes the daily code example, a Walt Whitman quote from yesterday, publication notes, and subscription rates for Norwalk area and wider regions. The notice lists offices, Greek addresses, and service areas.
Readers debate whether ugliness excuses social exclusion. Pragmatist and one who knows stress the value of character over appearance, while Abby urges compassion and practical solutions. The exchange ends with readers offering support and guidance to the paper’s advice column.
ABC Sports will announce Monday its football expert to join Howard Cosell and Frank Gifford for the Monday night telecast. Sources say the choice is a former professional player with little broadcasting experience and that Alex Karras and Joe Namath will not be the selection.
Speculation points to a candidate to join ABC Sports as third sportscaster alongside Cosell. Don Meredith has left for NBC, with a replacement set to start July 27 in Canton for the Hall of Fame game, though strike risk could delay the game. The announcement may be made at a midtown restaurant around 11 p.m. and covers 19 broadcasts including the Pro Bowl.
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