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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1975
Page
6
Puzzle clues across and down form a themed grid with names and wordplay. Answers reference people places and phrases from varied origins including literature and daily life.
The message shows a cryptogram and hints how to decode without revealing the solution. It includes a Saturday quotation marked by Marian Evans and a separate proverb about blessed is the man who abstains from giving wordy evidence of the fact.
Dear Abby advises the 24 year old to leave her father’s apartment to avoid ongoing weekend disruption from his girlfriend who will not stay while the daughter is present. The columnist condemns a woman to woman talk and urges independent housing.
The Norwalk school administration names Van Ramsay as its next athletic director stirring negative fan reaction. Bob Hart, a popular football coach and Ramsay’s rival, was also a candidate. Critics say booster clubs and coaching staff were not consulted before the decision was announced. The plan for a tripartite directorship was leaked and public input is encouraged before the board votes.
A TV guide excerpt lists 8 00pm to 5 45pm programming featuring 12 Angry Men The Sisters The Sandpiper and daily Dear Abby letters about teen pregnancy and parental trust interspersed with hours of soaps game shows and sports across a full broadcast grid. The page also notes Planned Parenthood counseling praise in a Dear Abby reader letter from New Jersey.
The Ohio Statehouse decor from the Gilligan era costs 60 000 dollars funded by the Commodores and later altered under Governor Rhodes. A 50 foot corridor is split into two offices for secretaries. Wooden panels and a Persian rug are reduced while essential artworks stay. The piece notes a shift from Gilligan’s Williamsburg style to Rhodes era preferences and laments the loss of the historic gift to Ohio.
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