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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1974
Page
6
A cryptoquote centered on a crossword style puzzle with a quote by Friedrich Nietzsche and a list of Across and Down clues ending with the puzzle text and a quotation about curiosity. The page presents a themed word puzzle and a featured quote.
A detailed TV guide listing for Thursday shows top billing programs across networks. Notable items include Pete N Tillie and Onionhead comedies, The Wages of Fear, Three Steps North, and extensive news blocks plus game shows and dramas featuring actors such as Cloris Leachman Andy Griffith Lloyd Bridges and Walter Matthau. The lineup also includes morning and daytime fare like Captain Kangaroo and Days of Our Lives amid an array of sports and entertainment programs.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson argues Vietnam veterans return to a hostile, underfunded nation. He cites scarce benefits, bureaucratic delays, poor job prospects, and inadequate medical care. He notes Nixon era cuts, public misperception, and a planned March 29 Massachusetts veterans action selling apples as Project Apple.
A reader shares a column on divorce announcements and examples from a printer in New Orleans. Samples include ironic lines about weddings ending, notices of divorce for individuals, and a severance of bonds for a daughter and her former partner with brief contact details.
Congressman John M. Ashbrooks warning against repealing Section 312 of the Internal Revenue Code. He cites the Tax Policy Review Act and H R 636 introduced by Wilbur Mills and Heinz. He argues charitable giving would suffer and urges review of past tax reforms to fix adverse effects rather than cut deductions.
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