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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1976
Page
4
William A. Smith urges support for Ford plant workers on strike. He defends unions' role in employment, welfare, and job programs, praising the 22.7 percent who back the strike and criticizing opponents as uninformed. He cites long union history and tax contributions. He signs from 68 N. Hester.
A reader proposes pennies for trick or treating to avoid harm from candy and keep kids fun. The page features a cryptoquote reading EVER SINCE THE FAMOUS VICTORY OF THE TORTOISE OVER THE HARE HE THINKS HE IS A SPRINTER by EBNER ESCHENBACH, with a puzzle of cryptic clues and scattered word fragments.
The schedule lists programs on channels 5 23 24 and 43 including Rich Man Poor Man Book II 60 minutes at 9 00 P M and A Lion Is In The Streets at 9 00 P M on channel 43 plus Family Coming Apart at 10 00 P M with guest stars Nancy Maitland and John Rubinstein a 11 30 P M lineup featuring Who Is The Black Dahlia CBS Late Movie Kojak Dead On His Feet and the film To Die In Paris.
Readers share concerns about a sister drinker and advise seeking treatment and AA support. A humorous note suggests privacy signs for a busy workplace restroom, while a memory from Lou of St. Louis recounts used dentures in a Barnhart store. Abby invites letters for a new booklet.
The Campaign Answer Man offers playful critique of the Ford Carter first debate. He mocks its excitement and suggests making debates outdoors on a football field with eccentric panelists and a new moderator. He jokes about ski tricks and bicycle stunts, then notes voters’ opinions differ from experts.
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