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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1973
Page
6
Across and down clues fill a word puzzle with themed answers including headwear, capitals, and animal names. The page also features a daily cryptoquote puzzle attributed to THOMAS JOSEPH with the quote yesterday by Edward H. Harriman.
The listing covers TV movies and daytime shows for Wednesday evening including MR. INSIDE MR. OUTSIDE CLASS OF 63 WATERHOLE NO 3 NIGHT CHASE A BELL FOR ADAND and a full time block of news game shows dramas comedies and soaps across ABC CBS and NBC with late night news and films.
Berkeley couple launches Conversation offering paid talks at five dollars for 30 minutes and ten minute increments after. They polled 200 people in San Francisco, finding about 20 percent willing to pay. They note many seek to discuss problems rather than loneliness, with professional help available for serious cases.
A letter-writer asks if moral claims can shape a probate case after a 25 year unpaid arrangement with a deceased man and advises contacting a lawyer. Other readers discuss wedding invitation exclusion and in law household duties, with a Norwalk Reflector note and Abby advice on handling a sitter dispute and a wary mother about a son leaving home.
The Union criticizes President Nixon's new federal budget as heartless to the poor and the weak. Rabbi Richard G. Hirsch praises 4000 years of Jewish ethical teaching urging Congress to reject budget priorities and defend social justice. The move reflects concerns that Jewish voters drifted toward Nixon eroding liberal support.
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