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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
6
A reader warns that cement blocks used as scaffolding in a March 4 feature pose collapse hazards. Blocks with holes horizontal are weak. vertical holes with a plank on top are safer. Best practice uses solid hardwood blocks or commercial stands. The note calls for warning in print.
A cryptogram puzzle titled Daily Cryptoquote with across and down word clues and a quoted sentence. It lists theme entries Culbertson Chercheron and references to Longfellow and Edison. The grid hints and solution example are shown.
Washington reports that numerous fragile items from the Freedom Train bicentennial display suffered damage including Ben Franklin's 1775 Articles of Confederation and the Battle Hymn of the Republic manuscript. Climate concerns and handling on board contributed to tears, warps and losses despite Smithsonian guidelines and later cabinet enclosures.
Listings detail 8 00 P M fare including Fantastic Journey a Dream of Conquest NHL Hockey Cleveland versus Philadelphia NBA Basketball Cleveland versus San Antonio and two hour features The Rhine Mann Exchange starring Stephen Collins Laur en Hutton Freddy McDowall and Jose Ferrer A Circle of Children with Jane Alexander Rachel Roberts David Ogden Stiers Nan Martin Matthew Laborteaux and a Cole Porter tribute by Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme plus The Geraldo Rivera Program and A Very Special Favor film with Rock Hudson Leslie Caron and Charles Boyer
A 36 year old inmate serving 30 years to life for second degree murder asks Dear Abby for help to donate a kidney to a person in need. He says he wants the transplant now, not after death, to find meaning in a life he calls useless.
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