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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1978
Page
4
Reflector columnist Jim Busk relates a caller venting about kids who reject fresh foods. He recalls postwar generations as finicky eaters and weighs old methods like threats and guilt trips, noting modern kids resist both formal meals and spicy or chewy foods. He finally admits he ate the pork chop.
A reader letter in the Reflector defends Cinevue as affordable and time saving, criticizing City Hall for the controversy. The writer notes many signups and questions why Continental Cable’s device isn’t allowed, arguing that one month of Cinevue costs less than a single movie night.
Norwalk Reflector reports citizen complaints over Mayor Goodsite halting Cinevue in Monroeville. Letter cites lost Oct 5 movie access, asks if revenue concerns from Norwalk theater drive the ban, and urges Continental Cablevision to persevere. Includes unrelated crossword puzzle text and local subscription details.
A compilation of Dear Abby exchanges and reader letters covers topics from religious dogma and papal infallibility to family grief and relationship woes. The column debates the Immaculate Conception, advises on handling a sensitive ring inheritance, and comments on fashion history with a dash of humor, illustrating reader concerns and Abby’s responses.
Ohio Republicans gain momentum in statewide race as Ray Bliss urges getting out the vote and party registration. Rivalries deepen with George Rogers Lukens and George Smith attacking Democratic incumbents including Treasurer Donahey and Attorney General Brown. Rhodes and Lt. Gov Celeste also exchange barbs as Failor’s digging fuels campaigns.
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