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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1977
Page
6
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH features clues across and down with a cryptoquote note. Includes sample answer grid and Yesterday's Cryptoquote. Provides a playful daily puzzle format reflecting a 1977 NorwalkReflector page.
A nationwide survey of celebrities and public figures shows mixed views on President Jimmy Carter. While many praise his aim to revive faith in government and his populist style, most restraint remains, with caution about his economic policies and cabinet choices. Notables, including Jesse Jackson, Dick Cavett, Johnny Carson, David Frost, Muhammad Ali, Gloria Steinem, Robert Redford, Cesar Chavez, Ralph Nader, and others, offer cautious optimism or mild criticism as they assess Carter’s early presidency. The mood skews favorable but guarded amid questions of inflation, jobs, and governance.
Television listings show 8:00 P.M. movies on channels 3 and 13 including Born Free and a Fever in the Blood. Major League Baseball Cleveland versus Detroit at 8:00 to 9:00 P.M. on channel 8 and 11. A Western themed Fever in the Blood 1961, Tonight Show with David Brenner guest host 11:30 P.M., Fort Utah 1967, Backtrack 196? and Violence in Blue 1975 among late night picks.
Dear Abby letters discuss missing cheesecake recipe post and the need for stamped envelopes, IRS self report guidance, teen booklet requests, and philosophical misquotes. The column emphasizes courtesy, proper postage, and honesty while guiding readers to mail-back envelopes and lawful behavior.
The column praises the Strawberry Festival for attracting thousands, praising Tom Woodyard Lorraine Barnes and the committee for creative planning. It notes the three year old event still growing and encourages continuing improvements and community support.
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