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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1974
Page
6
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Yesterday's Cryptoquote warns DO NOT PLAY FOR SAFETY as safety is the most dangerous choice. The quote attributed to Hugh Walpole appears alongside a cryptic cipher text and the solved message.
Watergate prosecutors questioned National Adjutant William Hauck and others from the American Legion over alleged White House efforts to mobilize legionnaires for left wing demonstrators. Ackerman denied White House contact regarding Hoover funeral and legion policies while officials said no investigation was underway.
A worried taxpayer asks how to report a police officer neighbor’s loud perpetual patrol car use without creating enemies. He notes the town’s cost pressures and a possible overtime reduction while avoiding conflict.
A TV schedule highlights multiple films and series including The Stranger Who Looks Like Me and Hawaii Five-O. The lineup lists dramatic and crime titles with actors Beau Bridges Meredith Baxter Jack Lord Ingrid Bergman Don Murray and Peter Graves across late afternoon to night slots.
Local column urges seniors to apply for the Homestead Exemption through the auditor's office for up to a 70 percent property tax reduction if age 64 before Jan 1, 1974 and income under 10 000 with home ownership. contact Services For Aging Inc or Red Cross for SSI info. deadline June 1. Community notes cover birthdays meetings nursing center news and potluck caution about mislabeled sacks.
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