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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1975
Page
4
A list of across and down clues with partial fill hints and word lengths for a historical crossword puzzle. Includes references to people such as Melvinstate and Corday and terms like parson and refinery.
A cryptogram shows AXYDLBAAXR as LONGFELLOW with letter substitutions. The message includes a quote about meeting difficulties and a signature PHyllis Bottome. The excerpt presents the puzzle instruction and yesterday's quote.
A dense listing of prime time and daytime programs across networks and local slots. It details shows such as Bewitched I Dream of Jeannie Merv Griffin and local news, with hours from 6:00 to 5:45, plus film and game shows in late night segments.
White House minutes reveal President Ford pushing a tough crime program focusing on gun control though Republicans urge splitting it from broader legislation. Discussion covers Saturday night specials, local enforcement, sentencing standards, and compensating crime victims amid rising crime.
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller tours the South to mend fences with conservative leaders in Florida Louisiana and Georgia as part of the Ford Rockefeller plan ahead of the 1976 convention. He chairs a water quality meeting in Atlanta and then meets Georgia GOP leaders and business figures. Matt Mattingly Georgia GOP chairman remains cautious about Rockefeller and Reagan backing.
Dear Abby advises widow to keep freedom and avoid either marrying or living together with her alcoholic partner. She should continue seeing him if desired, but accept no ultimatum. Also, readers discuss a lesbian daughter, allergic mother and a neighbor’s immoral calls, with Abby affirming acceptance and clear boundaries.
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