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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1978
Page
4
Mildred Greenwald argues the Equal Rights Amendment is dead after seven years without three more ratifications. She accuses NOW of abusing tax dollars to push the program and claims Carter interfered with state legislatures. She contends rescissions and time extensions make ratification unlikely beyond 1982.
A reader attacks Ohio leaders over Proposition 13 style erosion of schools and loss of youth. They cite high out migration, stagnating high tech investment, and state fiscal unfairness, accusing Rhodes appointees and courts of bias, with calls for debate and reform.
Chosen led by THOMAS JOSEPH across a word puzzle with clues for Down and Across entries. The Norwalk Reflector puzzle page lists names, places, and terms across categories, including authors and geographic hints, inviting solvers to fill a themed grid while noting subscription and publication details.
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers a second wife objecting to family photos at a 50th wedding anniversary, a hospital thriller about a bicycle accident, debates on clergyperson language, a cryptoquote, and a warning about helping a Southeast Asian wife’s family. Advice ranges from including the wife in multi‑generational photos to setting strict funds limits.
Washington reportage argues Chief Justice Warren Burger harbors anti press bias behind the scenes though he wrote the 8-to ruling on Nixon tapes. The piece claims Burger’s Nixon loyalty shaped anti press rulings, cites jailings of reporters, and recounts tense exchanges with CBS and Esquire staff as Burger publicly scorns TV coverage and press access.
Ohio lieutenant governor Richard F Celeste faces criticism for indecision on financing public schools while Gov. James A Rhodes touts a plan to redirect funds and use a state loan program to keep districts open. Rhodes argues local control remains, loans require state oversight, and additional $1.1 billion for education will arrive over four years.
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