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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1971
Page
6
Paul L. Schlosser of 63 S Linwood Ave calls for a grand jury review of the city light plant amid claims of mismanagement and fallout from proposed power policies. He cites government authority and fuel-saving efforts as context for his motion.
A page containing a crossword with clues including The Maltese Falcon sleuth and other entries, and a Daily Cryptoquote with a sample coded line and yesterday's quote by Samuel Butler about progress. The page references multiple numbered across clues and a theme of wordplay.
Dear Abby handles four letters from readers about bras and support for full-bosomed daughters, a mother hoping Abby will settle who is right on wearing a bra. A mother argues about keeping a daughter safe from rape, and a widow seeks guidance after anonymous grave flowers appear.
A dense listing of prime time shows and movies across channels with start times from 9:00 to 1:00, featuring drama titles such as NONE BUT THE BRAVE and THE MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER, Western Alias Smith & Jones, and comedy and talk segments including Gomer Pyle and The Tonight Show lineup.
Jim Bishop argues against Senator William Proxmire's opposition to the supersonic transport. He contends the SST advances progress, cites international tests, and notes potential economic benefits and employment effects in Seattle, urging the senator to yield to progress.
Readable fragment lists a full day of television programs with time slots and network or region codes for shows such as News, Jeopardy, Lucy Ball appearances, soap operas, game shows, and children's programs. Includes channels 3,5,8,11,13 and multiple program titles across morning to late afternoon.
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