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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1974
Page
4
Puzzle clues list with across and down entries including Hebrew measures and biblical names. The page presents a grid style crossword by Thomas Joseph with references to Dix and various wordplay elements.
The reader is given a cryptogram with a hint key showing how to substitute letters. It references a sample code and cites yesterday’s cryptoquote by Mark Twain about not doing wrong when watched. The primary item is a puzzle prompt rather than a news event.
MCA took over Yosemite camping and catering in 1973 to fund the Sierra series. Production faced high costs and script trouble as NBC aired the show despite a weak pilot. Off-duty park rangers served as assistants while Cinader noted no park logo in the program.
A reader asks if she should marry Roy despite his past impregnations by another girl. Abby suggests not, calling him accident prone and repeat on experience. Another letter notes the cost of leaving marriages, joking about alimony as the “high cost of oats” and urging readers to consider the true cost of living.
TV listing fragment covers evening to late night programming with science fiction films and crime dramas including titles like Where Have All the People Gone and Hit Lady. It lists news, game shows, soaps, comedies, and police dramas across networks with multiple time slots and program transitions.
Ohio Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson issued a detailed audit on the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasville. The report links former Gov. James A. Rhodes to a costly location decision and portrays Ferguson settling a political score while highlighting past governance penalties.
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