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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1978
Page
6
A mixed cryptogram and crossword style item features Chessevord Thomas Joseph with clues for across and down entries. It includes coded quotes, wordplay hints, and references to names like Emmet Tryon and Cliff Robertson, ending with a sample cryptoquote quote about the future in work.
DEAR ABBY recounts a paramedic's grief after a beaten five year old dies and urges help for abusers. The letter urges adoption rights for gay parents and highlights hotlines, while a separate note discusses shared responsibility for a broken vase. A nine year old with juvenile arthritis asks how to stop schoolyard teasing about moon face and weight.
Washington (UPI) President Carter mixes dry humor with ministerial seriousness and self deprecation. His gag writing rests with a five member team led by Jerry Doolittle who recalls early failures and tight limits on ethnic or political jokes while press secretary Powell and aide Jordan remain fair game for quips. Carter crafts speeches, sometimes rewriting drafts, and can deliver spontaneous gags at news conferences, including a quip about staff living in sin and his monogamy.
Excerpts from a speech to Methodist men in Bellevue by Sandra Whitely of the Huron County Mental Health Center define mental health as adjusting to life, thoughts, actions, and relationships. The talk debunks myths about mental illness, notes dangers of stigma, and highlights examples of individuals and couples finding help through counseling and group support to regain balance and independence.
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