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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
4
Carol Baker urges Eastwood Park residents to engage in city politics and attend the May 16 City Council meeting. She argues apathy hinders democracy and claims an organized citizenry can influence the future of their city despite opposition to the Gallup Avenue trailer park proposal.
Daily Cryptoquote puzzle with a Longfellow quote and solutions section. Contains a list of crossword clues and references to the Reflector Herald Norwalk Ohio with UPI News Service and circulation details.
A reader asks how to handle parental pressure for high grades while valuing sports. Abby cautions against comparing siblings and urges supportive guidance. A husband’s theft prompts urging confession and legal advice. A widow’s independence sparks debate on family care. A church grapples with gifting a young married couple, urging mercy over punishment.
The listings show a full night lineup including What's a Nice Girl Like You at 8:30, Copper Canyon at 11:40, and Mister Buddwing at 12:15. Evening news, talk shows, and several dramas fill the late slots alongside sports programming and pageants.
A detailed morning to afternoon broadcast schedule lists show titles and time slots across channels with soap operas game shows and news blocks. Notable entries include Today What’s Doing News Password Jeopardy with Lucille Ball and Family Affair appearances plus daytime dramas like As The World Turns Guiding Light and General Hospital.
Washington columnist JACK ANDERSON notes J. Edgar Hoover built a disciplined FBI with high standards and few crimes, while acknowledging past abuses and political snooping. He urges balanced tribute as Nixon searches for Hoover's successor.
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