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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1970
Page
6
James "Off Base" Zuber questions Councilman Coletta over standby power figures, Raike report data, and the ballot sale of the municipal power plant. He cites 12 500 KW standby capacity, 12 250 KW firm capacity, and peak usage around 15 500 KW, arguing a shortfall and calling for clear figures and proposals.
Daily crossword clues list across and down entries with numerous labels and fragments. The cryptogram puzzle presents a quotation to decode with a long substitution cipher, referencing Longfellow and Oscar Wilde as yesterday’s quote author.
Readers weigh in on pregnancy in the workplace with an editor's note from Abigail Van Buren. Letters discuss maternity leave, bias, manners on the phone, and personal revelations, reflecting social norms and guidance from the Dear Abby column.
A dense guide lists films and shows across the evening, featuring The Third Day with George Pepperd, Song of Scheherazade, Yesterday's Enemy, Cyborg 2087, and Queen of Babylon among other programs. Sports and talk shows fill late slots, including Bracken's World and Johnny Carson.
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls Charlie, a lifelong inmate once known as the Gimp, who spent years at Sing Sing renamed Ossining Correctional Facility. The piece ends with Willie the Philosopher noting the inmates were “the last guys to let him down” as Charlie dies in Potter’s Field after heart failure.
A UPI columnist speculates that the 40 year disappearance of Judge Crater points to him living in Congress. Clues include age, large cash movements, Broadway associates, and high legal fees suggesting a campaign fund. The $5,000 reward for Crater’s fate has been withdrawn.
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