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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1972
Page
6
A compact listing shows crime drama The Crooked Hearts at 8:30 followed by The Last Challenge Western at 11:30 and The Impossible Years comedy at 11:40. Western Pony Express with Charlton Heston airs at 1:40. News, movies, and talk programs fill the late lineup.
Dear Abby column details a 45 year old wife's distress after 24 years of marriage as she confronts her husband who promised to quit smoking but is found lighting cigarettes again. She notes past lies and worries about health after his father died from throat cancer.
A distressed reader asks Abby for guidance after humiliating confrontation over her husband’s smoking. The advice emphasizes love and support, noting quitting is voluntary and nagging won’t work. Abby provides personal response directions and solicitations for letters.
Crossword puzzle by THOMAS JOSEPH with across and down clues covering geography, language, and wordplay. Includes a later cryptoquote showing a quotation and hints about solving letters mapping context.
The Norwalk area migrant community mourns Gladys L. Bender who died Sept. 8. As leader of the Norwalk Migrant Ministry she identified migrant needs and built programs across Ohio. She engaged in migrant controversy, argued her views firmly, and inspired respect from families planning a Spanish Mass and funeral procession in her honor.
The Soldiers Relief Commission at a Oct 25 meeting responds to Timman who accused Huron County of depriving veterans. They defend current aid levels and process, noting 1971 27 610 1972 29 710 and 1973 requests 32 760, and state no eligible veteran has been denied assistance. Nelson V. Lenz and Jay D. Thomas sign as president and secretary.
Washington column outlines Representative Sam Devine's role in the United Police Fund charity as a supposed fundraiser for police widows. The group spent most money on administration and fundraising while large sums went to Pat Gorman and John Colcombe, with only a portion reaching widows and orphans. Devine denies personal gain.
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