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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1977
Page
4
A veteran observer from Vermilion reflects on six months in Norwalk noting devoted city staff from the mayor downward logging extra hours without pay, city services kept high by resident buy in, and a treasury stretched yet open to public engagement.
Across clues and down clues listed for a Thomas Joseph crossword puzzle with multiple entries and wordplay. Includes hints like Mediocre, plantation boss's title, Ars Amatoria poet, Turkish cit, and various abbreviations, with many theme-style clues and partial answers.
The page shows a cryptogram puzzle with a long coded line and a famous quote about advice being best suited to our situation. It includes instructions that a single letter maps to another and displays a solved line partially.
A Carter White House memo reveals a plan to delay Clean Air Act nitrogen oxides standards to 1983, longer than Ford’s 1982 goal. The move follows Carter's harsh 1976 critique of auto industry laxity and EPA enforcement, raising concerns about safety and regulatory commitment.
Former President Richard Nixon defends the enemies list and the White House plumbers as needed for foreign policy in a Frost interview cited by Newsweek. He says abroad he must have domestic support to deter enemies, noting Washington limits mirrored on the battlefield.
Television listings in Norwalk show Muhammad Ali defending the World Heavyweight Championship against Alfredo Evangelista from the Capital Centre Maryland at 8 p.m. on ABC Sports channels 5 23 and 24 with two undercard bouts to come. The page also outlines a slate of movies and other prime time programming.
A reader questions claims about ACS spending and salaries. Abby responds, providing a breakdown of 1975 expenditures: 27.1 percent research, 13.3 patient services, 9.0 community services, 17.2 public education, 10.2 professional education, totaling 76.8 percent for cancer programs and 22.3 percent direct help to patients. Only 29 cents of every dollar went to salaries and 5 cents to administration, with unpaid officers.
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