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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
4
A reader writes to Norwalk taxpayers opposing a four mill property tax increase. He argues the levy squeezes homeowners, calls for a more equitable funding method for education, and urges reforms to avoid widening personal financial burdens. The letter expresses frustration with funding inequities and invites action.
A readable crossword puzzle with numbered clues across and down names including Roscoe and Wahine and several foreign terms. The grid features standard cryptic style clues such as Pay a visit and Bury and includes entries like Irish and a Train.
DEAR ABBY: A reader raves about a dentist’s work and price but complains his office is dirty and equipment appears rusty. The letter asks how to tell the doctor to wash hands between patients. Abby advises honesty and suggests finding another dentist for safety.
A reader laments a minister’s firm handshakes hurting arthritic hands and asks Abby to publish the problem so the clergyman might ease his grip. The letter also cites West Virginia Senator Jennings Randolph.
A list of evening film and sports options across channels 5 8 11 23 24 with titles including The Brain West Side Story The Last Command Hands Of The Ripper and To Find a Rainbow plus Major League Baseball Detroit vs Cleveland and Wimbledon matches. Also includes a cryptoquote puzzle and standard subscription notices.
A historic Fairfield Township tale recounts Wright Ballou’s arrest for murder, his acquittal, and Levi Carpenter’s later explanation to the Norwalk Reporter. The piece also recalls 19th century Ohio frontier life, including squirrel hunts in Norwalk and New London and wolf bounty payments from 1815 to 1830.
Investigative report recounts roving reporter Hal Bernton posing as a migrant worker at A. Duda and Sons in Immokelee Florida. It describes poor living conditions, low wages, and overcharged meals, followed by a new $500000 facility, child care, Labor Dept findings, and a migrant strike quelled by frost.
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