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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1971
Page
6
Clifton Cross at 155 Milan Ave urges Norwalk to limit charter changes to proven, logical reforms and avoid radical shifts. He argues the silent majority distrusts sweeping changes and warns loud opponents may win votes only to waste time and money.
A newspaper brief listing the daily crossword clues with numbered entries and a cryptoquote puzzle. The page includes a sample code substitution hint and a quotation attributed to an old proverb about memory through actions.
An editorial urges Norwalk Charter Commission members to vote for what they believe is best, not a “second best” option. It criticizes those who pressure city manager advocates to avoid presenting the city manager form to voters, noting past charter votes and new young voters.
Dear Abby writes a wife and mother of teenagers who bears the daily conflict of warring parents. She seeks relief from parental quarrels while protecting her husband and children from spillover, wondering why they cannot get professional help.
A reader asks about preserving sanity amid parental complaints and questions why vasectomy prices rose from 25 dollars in 1952 to 250 today. Dearborn responds noting inflation and suggests asking the physician. Abby offers a forthcoming booklet for teens.
A Thursday lineup features The Cool Ones with Roddy McDowall and Debbie Watson at 9 00 followed by Upstairs and Downstairs at 11 40. Debates on truth or consequences at 7 00 and a mixed slate of news, NBC Action Playhouse Tom Jones and more prime time shows throughout the night.
A dense list of daytime and early evening programs. The fragment shows soap operas News game shows talk shows and children's programs with channel markers and time slots. Strong entities include show titles and host names.
Jim Bishop profiles a stern chief of surgery known as Furry Hat. The 200 bed hospital head imposes discipline, but his staff plot practical jokes while surviving a string of near disasters. The narrative mixes humor and danger in a careers-spanning portrait.
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