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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1974
Page
6
A letter warns that H R Bill 636 could strip tax deductions from charitable giving including church and United Fund donations. It urges public indignation and directs readers to write to Congressman John Ashbrook at the House Office Building in Washington.
A civic appeal questions partnering with private enterprise to create campgrounds at Memorial Park. Critics argue public property should remain a nature retreat and warn against costly decorative schemes. Citizens are urged to express their stance to decision makers.
A reader regrets a midlife affair and urges caution about straying. Another correspondent jokes about dieting and family meals. A third asks why no personal reply is printed, with Abby directing readers to request a personal response. The column closes with Abby offering a writing booklet for fans.
A dense schedule lists films and programs from 8:30 p m to 3 a m including MEN OF THE DRAGON with Jared Martin and Kati Saylor and TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN with James Cagney. News and talk shows fill prime slots throughout the night with multiple network listings.
A TV guide style listing for Thursday including daytime and early evening slots from 5:50 to 5:30 with programs like Farm Fare Sunrise Semester Not For Women Only Garner Ted Armstrong CBS News Captain Kangaroo And The World Tonight.
Rose Mary Woods testifies to Senate Watergate lawyers about Nixon keeping private dictabelts in a West Wing basement filing cabinet. She describes tapes as private, untranscribed, sealed in envelopes with dates and kept in secure archives.
A close friend says Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret plan an American trip in May to quell reports of a split. Palaces officials note past strain but describe their marriage as stable and devoted to their children.
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