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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1971
Page
6
A brisk diary page features a themed crossword with clues ranging across fixed by the sun to language of Turku and a cryptogram puzzle daily. Also included is a cryptogram quotation puzzle with a sample LONGFELLOW code and yesterday's solution.
The notice lists postal pricing and subscription terms for Norwalk and nearby towns. Rates include 55 per week by carrier or mail in specified areas, 24.00 yearly in Huron and Erie Counties, 3150 yearly elsewhere in the US, with mail prepaid. It names staff and affiliates of the publication.
Dear Abby explains that Dolly’s aches predict changes in weather and rain, and her husband claims Dolly never misses. The advisor notes many people forecast by pains, and the claim is not witchcraft but common, though not universal, skill. In a separate Maine case, a mother defends her stance after an uncle briefly takes children from Christian camp without permission, with family tension over the decision.
Television grid lists a slate of dramas and comedies with air times and cast names such as Carrie Snodgress and Elizabeth Ashley. Notable titles include The Impatient Heart, The Face of Fear, Death Row, and Picture Mommy Dead, plus a dense lineup of national and local programs across networks ABC CBS NBC and public access.
Dear Abby counsels the writer to seek social and community groups, volunteering, and evening classes to meet peers beyond a lonely office. A second reader recalls parental support after a near lifelong struggle, expressing gratitude and seeking restitution for a past gift.
MAX LERNER argues that the midcourse phase of a 1950s to 1980s upheaval will tilt through the 1970s and early 1980s. He predicts continuing campus unrest, gender and racial movements, and a crisis of authority, with law and democracy at risk if alienation and addiction worsen.
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