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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
4
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UPI reports authors of Your Last Dollar argue CPI and PPI ignore taxes and other costs, inflating personal expenses. They cite a Marin County case where a septic project jumped from 1600 to 5000 dollars, illustrating hidden inflation and urging tax shifts and changes to bureaucratic economy controls.
A 42 year old mother seeks advice on abuse by her adult children after losing her home and health following years of prioritizing their wants. Critics note estate planning could have secured her future and reflect on Abby's column handling of sensitive family issues.
Dear Mrs discusses manners and social penalties of talking too much. It notes how talkers alienate friends and relatives and urges readers to change behavior to avoid isolation. The piece implies social costs far outweigh any claimed kindness.
Prime time features Country Music Hit Parade hosted by Jimmy Dean with guests Tammy Wynette and more. A sequence of classic films airs across channels 3 13 43 50 5 11 8 including The Macomber Affair She Wore A Yellow Ribbon Code Name Diamond Head Matt Helm Columbo A Stitch In Crime Fugitive No Time For Sergeants Armored Command with notable stars and years noted.
A White House aide received a citizen suggestion to save money and fuel by turning off engines while drivers wait for officials. President Carter approved the idea and the General Services Administration issued a rule prohibiting idling in the government motor pool. The notice directs drivers to shut off engines when not in use.
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