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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1978
Page
4
A Berlin Heights town meeting with Congressman Don Pease discussed the proposed nuclear power plant and its potential benefits and drawbacks. The writer urges Norwalk area residents to learn the facts and decide for themselves before Ohio Edison makes a decision that will affect the region for generations.
A student writes in support of Sam Busco, Norwalk High School Speech I instructor, praising small class benefits, improved public speaking courage, and the quality of theater productions. The writer argues the course aids future prospects and emphasizes independent authorship without instructor pressure.
Word puzzle page with a cryptogram and a crossword style clue set led by a quote. Includes a DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE puzzle LONGFELLOW and clues for across and down entries with reference to names such as Arkin and Fro st.
COLUMBUS UPI follows Hans Klee a Swiss-born Presbyterian pastor at Hoge Memorial Church on the west side of Columbus as he reflects on 25 years in the United States. He discusses language barriers, shifts in sexual mores influenced by the Pill, and the impact of big business on small communities. He notes church members seek personal recognition from corporations and adapt sermons to satisfy a desire for identification, while lamenting a move away from biblical preaching toward slogans and superficial tales.
Dear Abby notes gift etiquette for a 50th anniversary. She supports keeping invitations free of requests, urges guests to decide gifts themselves, and warns against pressuring relatives into money. The column then answers readers on family issues from blended families to honesty in real estate deals, stressing practical, ethical guidance.
Washington opinion piece compares Carter’s drive to win Panama Canal treaty votes with a rookie NFL welcome, noting tough persuasion, personal appeals, and political risks. It argues pressure is standard, not illegal, and warns that future votes may provoke retaliation from pro treaty opponents, echoing Truman on enduring heat.
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