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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1978
Page
6
Norwalk schools face turmoil despite strong finances and recent levies. Supt Rubright defends reforms amid firings, potential calendar fights, and discipline changes while a busy local press covers every angle. The district aims for stability with contracts settled for 18 months.
The Reflector invites Readers Forum letters that are signed and include the writer’s address and telephone number for verification. Submissions should be brief, original, and under 300 words.
Jean Bauman a 62 year old Methodist minister described as a religious fanatic and anti feminist says she supports Anita Bryant opposes the ERA and believes men should wear the pants in the family She praises traditional roles and asserts women are best fulfilled as mothers while disliking women preachers and preferring male voices in church activities
The SPHS principal Rockie Larizza formally resigns after a two year interim plan, praised for his Christian gentlemanly leadership. Students and faculty recall his 42 years of coaching, teaching, and administration, and wish him peaceful retirement and lasting memories for those he influenced.
A reader urges parents and teachers to involve themselves in child discipline, cites Norwalk High School coverage, and advocates spiritual guidance. The writer references laws affecting a Cleveland family and recommends Bible verses and Dare to Discipline by Dr. James Dobson as guidance.
A reader recounts attending a 30 year reunion in California with her husband nicknamed No 5. Readers advise introducing a spouse by name, discuss multiple marriages, and address the Catholic Masonic question. The column contains multiple lines of reader questions and Abby’s replies on relationships and etiquette.
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