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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1977
Page
4
Forum writer praises President Carter for engaging the gunman to secure Captain Keglovic’s release. They argue talking first protects life, rejects violence, and frames the action as humane common sense rather than bowing to danger.
The speaker questions the Presidents choice to engage with gunman Corey Moore and critiques local officials including Maurice Smith. He cites Norwalks lack of racial strife, disputes welfare claims, and lampoons public statements. He also challenges potential mental disability benefits and references a controversial call to use machine guns on the hostage taker.
A cryptogram puzzle presents a quote and a long list of word clues with numbers. It includes the line Yesterday's Cryptoquote and an attributed author, KIN HUBBARD, followed by a playful warning about celery at dinner parties.
Listings for Friday and Saturday night include movies such as Let's Scare Jessica to Death and Sunrise At Campobello on CBS stations 43 and 5 24 with cast like Zohra Lampert and Greer Garson. NBC Sports covers NCAA Basketball including opening rounds and a doubles header with Garden City AMF Classic bowling and Doral Open golf.
Henry Timman recounts fires in the Fire Lands and Fort Industry treaty roots. He notes the Wyandot Tarhe and the 1805 Toledo treaty signers, and profiles Dr. Daniel Tilden and James Williams the Wyandot heir.
Dear Abby notes adoptees have right to medical history from biological parents but secrecy for identities unless adoptee seeks contact. Similarly biological parents should not learn adoptee identity unless they want to be found. The column invites personal replies via Box 69700, Los Angeles.
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