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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1974
Page
6
Crossword puzzle clues and grid from the Norwalk Reflector dated Wednesday May 2 authored by Thomas Joseph. Includes Across and Down hints with items ranging from geography to biographies and language terms.
Cryptoquote puzzle titled WHAT A GOOD THING ADAM HAD WHEN HE SAID A GOOD THING HE KNEW NOBODY HAD SAID IT BEFORE. UPI News Service lists circulation terms for Norwalk areas with carrier or mail delivery and annual rates for Huron and Erie Counties and nationwide.
Washington Merry go round reports Ted Klassen filled the postal payroll with friends and ex American Can staff. It cites high consulting fees for Lew Walters and Sydney Baron, pension-aimed positions, and limited advancement for minorities and women while postmasters face belt tightening.
A dense broadcast grid lists films and shows across channels with times from 8:30 to 5:30, featuring The Morning After and The Naked Runner among dramas, westerns, thrillers, and adventures. News briefings and game shows fill the remainder, including CBS ABC NBC entries and early morning talk blocks.
A reader criticizes streaking while recounting a husband’s naked dash at home. A prisoner asks Abby for a Bible and describes a request from Chaplain Ray to provide Bibles to inmates. Abby advises closing eyes and invites readers to write for personal replies and her booklet.
Washington observers note President Nixon relies on a mix of religious figures to bolster his position. Billy Graham towers as a deterrent force while John McLaughlin, Baruch Korff, and others offer strategic support through advocacy and public messages.
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