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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1977
Page
4
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A reader argues that animal shelter workers must stay to push for better conditions and humane methods after describing cruel practices. Abby replies that change comes from persistence, not quitting, while other letters touch on smoking, bedwetting, and a philosophy about hardship.
Washington column alleges Chief Justice Warren Burger owes his Supreme Court seat to ex-Attorney General John Mitchell and shielded Mitchell's Watergate appeal. It cites May 1970 New York talk among Martha Mitchell and others, and notes Rehnquist recused himself over friendship with Mitchell.
Channel listings show a 8:00 P.M. program dedicated to In Search of Noahs Ark with Brad Crandall narrating. Other 8:00 P.M. slots feature Charlie’s Angels with Kate Jackson Farrah Fawcett Majors Jaclyn Smith. Late night include Kojak A Question of Answers with Telly Savalas and The McConnell Story and The Canadians. Rest of night includes Naked And The Dead.
A Norwalk Reflector front page letter questions Lavelle Will Ask County For Bonds. The writer portrays the proposed city funded Gallup Avenue extension as unfair, cites other developers who financed improvements, and argues Kroger and the city should not rely on municipal bonding. The letter urges residents to oppose using tax money.
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