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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
4
A Norwalk High graduate parent critiques the Thursday evening address for lack of inspirational content and for using profane and blasphemous language. The letter cites a deterioration from Biblical truths and expresses dismay over the speaker's conduct.
Word puzzle list with Across and Down clues including names, numbers, and phrases. The page includes a cryptoquote at the end attributed to Anon, with a humorous quote about passport photographs.
A reader seeks guidance on relationships and self control, describing past teen sexual decisions and a lost crush. Abby advises against pressuring the uninterested partner and suggests campus counseling. Another letter asks for a portable phrase to resist drinking, with Abby proposing a faith‑based approach. The final note covers a husband’s snoring and suggests medical evaluation or ear plugs for relief.
UPI notes subscription terms by carrier or mail across multiple Ohio towns with weekly and annual rates. The listing includes mail rates for Huron and Erie counties and nationwide pricing, plus a Televiston Log nightly film and TV lineup with show times, titles, genres, and star casts for stations 25 and NWS.
Washington column notes Ford's European trip was praised for handling and diplomacy while hints aides want him more in front. The piece uses a Dorothy Parker quip about Kissinger and Ford to lampoon the administration and contrasts Ford with Nixon on ceremonial missteps.
A historical timetable lists mid 20th century shows across hours from 12:00 to 5:45 PM including News eight and eleven, game shows like Password and Jeopardy style entries, soap operas such as Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, and One Life to Live, plus cartoons and kids programs like Bugs Bunny and Sesame Street.
A confidential GAO audit shows Nixon's transition budget largely unspent due to waivers and in kind charges. Salaries for 54 federal staff at San Clemente. office furnishings, stationery, postage, and miscellaneous costs totaling over 200k. Deactivation and disposal costs at Key Biscayne run into 118k, with vaults of bulletproof glass and security items stored. Also notes rental waivers and security expenses beyond transition funds. Church for President: Frank Church faces pressure as Senate CIA FBI probes continue, resisting entry into presidential race while guiding investigations.
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