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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1969
Page
4
A resident letter criticizes the mayor and engineers over a 15 inch sewer line serving 69 trailer units and 133 single family units including 50 homes and 14 townhouses. The author questions reports, ordinances, and request for a second study, urging accountability.
Word puzzle clues including across entries with definitions for a Saturday crossword. It lists clues from 1 to 45 with answers implied by cross letters and hints. The page includes the Daily Cryptoquote puzzle and an official quote about life, onion peels, and tears attributed to Sandburg.
A reader questions a husband’s flirtation with his sister in law, Abby replies humorously about Eskimos. Several letters discuss family planning with a fianc�, common law marriage legality, marketing conflicts, and a nurse masseuse's legal limits on practicing massage without a license. Abby advises, while Diane cautions about licensing and cross sex massage rules.
Norwalk Reflector shows Monday evening schedule with films and programs including Rope of Sand Bright Leaf and Kronos. Also lists subscription rates 45 per week and 23.40 per year with service areas across Ohio and U.S. terms.
A trimmed listing shows a dense daytime lineup with dozens of soap operas game shows cartoons and news blocks. Notable programs include The Edge of Night Days of Our Lives Guiding Light Jeopardy and The Tonight Show style entries alongside children’s cartoons and variety segments.
Jim Bishop recalls Saint Patrick traditions with humor and memory across Irish roots and New York City. The piece weaves family drink disputes, a miraculous gin bottle moment, parade misadventures, police anecdotes, and a vow for a sober family gathering with ham and cabbage.
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