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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1975
Page
4
Thurman J. Peabody details efforts to close Shady Lane Home after exhaustive study of four codes. Only the first floor could be used with drastic changes, the second floor unusable, leaving option of a new single story building. Commissioners aim to spare taxpayers further taxes.
Frank X. Curley, 51, son of James Michael Curley, announces his run for Boston City Council from the Last Hurrah tavern. He contrasts his father's long power with his own claim to care and leadership amid personal hardship and political history.
Norwalk reflector listings show a full day of films and programs from 8:00 am to 5:30 pm including Shell Game The Kentuckian Murder's Row The Blue Knight The Trouble with Angels Valley of the Dolls Watch on the Rhine Dracula's Daughter Theatre of Death and various evening shows News Bewitched Love American Style I Dream of Jeannie Hogan's Heroes Truth or Conseq Family Affair Beverly Hillbillies Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea To Tell The Truth Mod Squad and more across NBC ABC and local channels with scheduled sports news and specials.
A reader asks about a shy man who refuses handshakes and fears germs. Abby counsels therapy and social adjustment, noting hostility risk in handshakes within society. A second letter urges parental boundaries in married children disputes and a third seeks guidance on teen pregnancy and birth control with counseling recommendations.
Ford White House lobbyist Vernon G. Loen is described as provocative and temperamental in clashes with Rep. Berkley Bedell and Sen. James Abourezk over Vietnam policy. Exchanges included insults and threats, followed by apologies as tensions cooled and differing views persisted.
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