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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
4
Forum notes senior government students seek broad reforms at Norwalk High School. They reject what they call rank and file discipline and cite Berkeley's liberal reforms from over a decade ago as a cautionary example. The piece argues discipline is natural order and urges finishing sweeping changes.
Editor objects to water shutoffs for unpaid bills arguing mayoral overreach and council control. The piece condemns actions deemed dictatorial and condemns the seizure of a family farm as immoral.
The writer argues for pegging the dollar to intrinsic value and urges readers to support Senate Bill 929 which would repeal gold ownership restrictions. They claim Roosevelt banned private gold in 1938, causing debt growth and inflation, and warn that international bankers influence foreign policy.
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH with many clues listed across and down including Unruffled Fresh Spoken Melodic and Czech river Cragey hill Deletion plus WW II journalist and various wordplay clues
The item presents a daily cryptoquote puzzle with the solution line and notes on publishing by Reflector Herald Norwalk Ohio. It includes subscription terms for Norwalk area carriers and mail, plus prices and participating locales.
A reader asks how to handle a lover who vanished after six months together. Abby cautions the caller not to panic, suggests the truth may be murky, and advises returning to routines while hoping the missing partner reappears.
A dense prime time slate lists Western RED TOMAHAWK with Howard Keel at 9 00 followed by HALF A SIXPENCE at 11 30 and NIGHT MUST FALL at 11 40. Major titles include CALCUTTA at 1 40, and multiple news and game shows across the night culminating with I Dream of Jeannie at 5 30 and Password at 12 55.
A reader attacks Abby for advising on a secretary’s disclosure and another writes about marital strain and a desire for a private home. Abby sides with the wife in the living-together debate, urging the couple to seek a private place rather than share.
Gerald M. Loeb, veteran stockbroker and former “Wizard of Wall Street,” predicts the economy will mend in a year or two. He cites dollar stabilization, higher oil production, and higher interest rates as key steps, while urging confidence restoration and continued investment.
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