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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1974
Page
6
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Editorial defends naming a suspect's father in a police report to reflect prominence and public interest. It asserts identification aids recognition, accountability, and news judgment across obituaries, officials, and notable figures, citing past examples and reader questions.
Dear Abby advises landlords handle disturbances from noise rather than police and suggests earphones for the readers listening to radio and TV. The second letter asks about stomach-reducing surgery and cautions addressing the root cause. A final note advises seeing a dermatologist for warts and includes Abby’s box address for personal replies.
SEC opens a criminal inquiry into the National and Granite City steel merger amid ties to Nixon donors Hanna Mining and National directors. The deal faced Justice Department opposition but was approved with White House backing. The investigation traces over 100000 dollars to the 1972 Nixon campaign and links to figures in Hanna and Granite City.
A late night lineup features Sidekicks and Violent Road with Soul Soldier and Five Graves to Cairo among films. News programs ABC CBS and NBC slots run hourly interspersed with game shows and talk shows like Truth or Consequences Hollywood Squares and Tonight.
The fourth ranked company National and eleventh Granite City discuss a merger. Behind the scenes, Nixon aides, Mitchell, Flanigan and Maurice Stans held secret meetings. SEC probes White House involvement, while Nader and Green seek answers.
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