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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1977
Page
4
Community members urge residents to form Block Watches to shelter and aid distressed children until parents arrive. Sign in window and alerting parents are requested, with a year round call to contact organizers at 668 5869.
The page segment presents a cryptoquote puzzle with scattered clues and a quoted aphorism by Sam Levenson about American self-perception. It lists partial letter grids and a Saturday caption asserting THE BEAUTY OF AMERICA IS THAT THE AVERAGE MAN ALWAYS THINKS HE IS ABOVE AVERAGE.
A TV schedule lists Monday evening programming across channels including The Little House on the Prairie election episode with Mary Ingalls and Nellie Oleson, Brady Bunch guest spots, NHL Montreal vs Boston, The Life and Assassination of Huey P Long, AFI tribute to Bette Davis, Feather and Father Gang chase, and classic films like A Matter of Innocence Malaga and McCloud. Also includes subscription rates and distribution areas in Ohio towns.
Rep. Gene Damschroder returned 7000 of his salary, saying legislators should be paid what they are worth. The piece highlights late committee attendance, language amendments, tax payment deadlines, and a Michigan State economist’s note on judge pay raises tied to cost of living. The report frames debates over pay, deadlines, and budget pressures in the Ohio Statehouse.
DEAR ABBY prompts about open marriage versus monogamy with letters from readers. A couple recounts opening their marriage. Abby defends traditional vows as a sacred covenant while noting practical limits. Additional letters discuss talking too much, handling school incidents, and seeking authoritative parenting and Roosevelt family reading suggestions.
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