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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1973
Page
4
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Instructions explain letter substitution and puzzle rules. The sample decodes to The quote advertising provides that divine discontent which makes people strive over their economic status. Ralph S.
A dense Friday evening lineup features Western WACO with Howard Keel and Jane Russell at 11:30, thriller Back from the Dead at 1:40, and recurring classic shows from 6:00 onward including Sanford and Son, The Partridge Family, and The Odd Couple. Local news and sports wrap later with NCAA basketball and Wide World of Sports.
Washington dispatch notes Nixon ordered a federal probe of Chicago corruption after losing to Kennedy in 1960. A strike force and tax agents targeted Daley machine figures, yielding the Otto Kerner conviction and pending probes into Edward Barrett and Cook County offices.
A Reader asks how to win back a distant lover after a missed meeting and a motel encounter. The column shows Abby’s blunt response about boundaries. The Norwalk Reflector item closes with subscription details for the Climbing The Walls column and service rates.
The article traces lawyers who shaped Firelands settlements from Elisha Whittlesey and Platt Benedict buying land that became Norwalk in 1818 to James Williams as Norwalk’s first Clerk of Courts and mayor, David Gibbs as early Clerk, Epaphroditus W Bull at Marblehead Peninsula, Eleutherus Cooke who built Sandusky’s first stone house and Jay Cooke the Civil War financier, plus Gideon T. Stewart a 1876 National Prohibition Party VP candidate.
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