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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1973
Page
4
Puzzle page with a cryptic crossword and a quotation. Features clues across and down about various objects and words. Includes a Miss Gardner wager stand detail and a faded cipher line. Ends with Mark Twain quotation about memory and speech.
Dear Abby hears from Bewildered a wife whose husband Greg walked out after six years and demands to come and go with no questions. He offers to stay married only if allowed to act without limits, and to avoid her at his workplace. Abby advises breaking the arrangement and moving on. The column also covers a reader who hints at marital tension over beard care and direct communication. The advice emphasizes clear talk and refusing unreasonable terms.
The article sprinkles a Pentagon glossary for returning POWs noting terms like Amnesty and Overrun with satirical definitions. It also includes Dear Abby letters about smoking etiquette and a standard newspaper notice from Norwalk Reflector detailing publication info and service notes.
Television guide fragment lists daily programs from 9:00 to 4:00 with movies dramas news and game shows across stations. It includes channel numbers and subscription rates for Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and Huron Erie counties and nationwide mail rates.
Washington memo details John Connally’s post secretary tenure with Vinson Elkins and Smith guiding bank charter applications for Houston Orange and Raymondville. Associates including Mike Myers Robert Strauss Tom Miller and Horace Hall linked to charters and board listings amid oil links and political clout.
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