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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1977
Page
1
Fewer than 75 callers will reach President Carter during a two hour White House Oval Office broadcast from 2 to 4 p.m. EST on CBS radio. Callers must use toll free 900 242 1611, wait in line, and pass verification by CBS staff and directory checks.
Page nine features an SEE Opinion Line note outlining reader letters and viewpoints on current events. The column compiles local perspectives, inviting further community dialogue and engagement.
Ronald Adley, trapped 50 feet inside a coal wall for a third night in Tower City Pennsylvania, asked for coffee and more food as rescue teams chip away. Officials hoped to free him late Thursday or possibly by midnight, noting he remains in good spirits and strong.
Baroness Spencer-Churchill, Clementine Churchill aged 91, sells five paintings to cover rising living costs and rent. Winston Churchill Jr. explains elderly matriarch faces doubled expenses and new nursing fees, creating financial strain.
This week's lottery results list three digit numbers 059 773 and 896 along with five digit 89829 07517 and six digit 559291. The blue winning color is noted as part of the draw.
Windy and cooler tonight with a chance of showers and lows around 20 to 35. Partly cloudy Saturday with highs near 50 and a 20 to 30 percent rain chance. Also ages and events include a marriage license application for Whidden and Sholes, births in Willard Monroeville Norwalk, and deaths including Mrs Stewart and others.
Readers discuss whether TV scares children and how parental choices affect fear levels. Opinions range from blaming content for anxiety to defending kids watch any show. A caller asks what to tell President Carter in a call-in segment.
In Springfield, Dr. Bertram Carnow urged limits on public smoking, warning of sidestream smoke harms. The House Human Resources Committee heard him as the room cleared of smoke, while lawmakers like Rep Ann Willer admitted the smell of tobacco lingered. The proposed bill targets elevators, buses, theaters, libraries, hospitals, concert halls and art museums.
A morning blaze damaged the basement and outside wall of Robert Simon’s home at 20 Baker St Monroeville. Fire Chief Olin Schneider said flames started in a stack of newspapers and spread to the ceiling and first floor joists. Two pumpers and 16 firefighters fought the fire for about an hour. The cause is under investigation. The home is rented by Patricia Simon and an unidentified woman.
The Walt Disney film Blackbeard's Ghost will be shown at 8 tonight at the Towne and Country Regional Art Center.
The Reflector buys 135000 dollars worth of electronic typesetting gear including Frieda the Photon to speed up news editing and ad layout. Reporters will use video terminals, editors will direct story flow to four page output, and classified pages will be reassembled faster.
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