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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
8
The piece criticizes Governor Rhodes for a broad tax proposal lacking specifics and overpromising benefits. It argues voters want concrete details and suggests constitutional reform as a steadier path to modernize financing for state and local projects.
A compact quip notes you rarely provoke a dispute by telling someone they are overworking. The line suggests restraint in voicing concerns about effort.
A combined puzzle page with a crosswords list of clues and a cryptoquote challenge. Includes Hebrew medieval tale mother of pearl tapestry etc and a cryptoquote using a daily substitution code. The page also features Yesterday's Cryptoquote and a sample quote by Emerson.
Reporter Donald Mullen recalls a year in Manhattan from his Western perspective. He jokes about surviving without being mugged while learning New York quirks like the gowin grate for tipping and subway etiquette. The piece contrasts San Francisco and New York as he adapts to city life.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on dining alone without offense and on safe approaches to teen blind dates. Advice covers privacy during meals, using a polite explanation, and evaluating dates via trusted friends or a go-between.
A Norwalk High School student letter to the editor endorses teacher authority and parental investment in education. The writers defend school rules, assert students should honor learning, and deny cheating parents while praising education's value.
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