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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1972
Page
6
A July 20 article on unmarked police cars sparks a critique of double standards that undermine youth trust in law. The author argues against selective obedience and urges consistent moral conduct reflecting God’s commands to love and respect others.
Letter about a 21 year old daughter using filthy language clashing with her mother who rejects the idea that words are harmless. The mother seeks Abby's opinion on whether to confront and discipline the language in front of her.
A dense listing of old time television programs then readers questions. The schedule runs from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. with shows like The Agony and the Ecstasy Columbo and Night Gallery and includes Dear Abby letters and other advice column notes.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports Jimmy Snyder the odds maker assigns Nixon a five-to-one chance to defeat McGovern. The piece compares Nixon and McGovern across support, issues, and image with detailed numeric forecasts. It also recalls Chou En-lai's 1954 handshake snub and critiques of Soviet behavior in Egypt.
Word game puzzle lines present with clues and a cryptoquote sample. Includes "Yesterday's Answer" and a quote about business and balance, attributed to an unknown author.
The Norwalk Reflector details subscription options from UPI News Service. It lists weekly carrier delivery at 55 cents and mail rates 24.00 per year in Huron and Erie counties, 31.50 elsewhere in the United States, with payment in advance.
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