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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
4
Crossword clues and grid fragments shown with several theme entries and hints. Yesterday's cryptoquote reads The end of the human race will be that it will eventually die of civilization Emerson.
Dear Abby receives a letter from Greg's wife describing marital strain and disagreement over joining her husband in deer hunting training at the city dump, seeking guidance on whether to participate in his hobby.
Washington column alleges misuse of the Supreme Court carpentry shop by Chief Carpenter Edward Douglas and others. It cites home furniture work for justices including Warren Burger and potential nepotism, plus a private pier built with court timber.
Listings show 8:00 P M movie The Great American Cowboy featuring Larry Mahan and Phil Narrator Joel McCrea. 9:30 P M Lovin Molly with Blythe Danner Anthony Perkins Beau Bridges and Edward Binns. 11:30 P M Tonight Show with Shields Yarnell. 2:15 P M Major League Baseball coverage to be announced. 5:00 P M Wide World of Sports plus LPGA Championship semi finals live from Bay Tree Golf Plantation North Myrtle Beach with sportscasters Simpson Middlecoff Devlin Randolph Brodie.
A compilation of reader letters and notices from the Norwalk Reflector including Dear Abby guidance on deaf parents and a critique of television, plus subscription details and staff credits. The pieces reflect community concerns and editorial notes from the Norwalk, Ohio paper.
Historian Henry Timman outlines Ohio’s early traffic deaths linking 1835 Milan stagecoach and 1841 Strong's Ridge incident. He notes a marker near Norwich honoring the 1835 Massachusetts rider and details Caroline Conklin’s 1841 fatality at Russell’s tavern.
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