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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1978
Page
4
In a heated forum a parent group accuses the school board and superintendent of steering a Sept. 5 opening date after collecting 700 names to force a delay. They claim cost savings were unproven and accuse the administrator of guiding, not advising, the board while a teacher dismissal and holiday funding issues also draw attention.
Intertwine clues and scattered letter blocks hint a crossword style puzzle by Thomas Joseph. The page presents across and down entries with biblical names, time units, and abbreviations, plus a cryptoquote from Oscar Wilde stating Nowaday s people know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers concerns about college supervision for freshmen girls and the moral guidance provided at home versus campus administration. The column argues that parental moral grounding remains vital and that colleges cannot police student morals, especially in liberal campuses. It then shifts to a dating couple where a retired man questions whether his older partner should share meal costs, advising on mutual expectations and budgets.
Ohio lawmakers confront a push to curb real estate taxes while schools face funding gaps. The debate centers on the 10 mill limit, equal yield plan, and a $200 million supplemental bill to keep districts open this fall, with political rhetoric about state and local responsibility and potential shifts before elections.
A humorous quiz ranks car lovers by summer washing habits from DIY hoses to gas station washes. It assigns points for tire color, window cleaning, wax, interior vacuuming, and clutter, then judges readers as certifiable fanatics, well adjusted, or wastefully obsessive.
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