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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1977
Page
6
The Reflector calls on Monroeville voters to approve a school levy to avoid closing local schools and shifting funding to neighboring districts. It argues higher property taxes may persist and stresses the social and community costs of losing the school system for youth and future growth.
A crossword by Thomas Joseph puzzles readers with wordplay clues in a mix of across and down hints. The theme includes antique references and a cryptic quotation from Sydney Harris, while a filled grid awaits solution.
A 40 year old wife asks how to cope with her husband 42 who has lost interest in sex after 20 years of marriage. She worries about life after their four children leave home and seeks Abby guidance plus possible medical and sex therapy help.
TV listings announce World Series Game 2 from the city hosting the AL champion, with ABC window updates and possible postponement. Also scheduled is Good Times at 8, and a Dear Abby letter from a woman describing fashion challenges with pantsuits and fit issues.
Readers see a signed letters column opposing a takeover led by the Evans family. The narrative arcs include Thelma moving to an off campus apartment and discovering freedom has a price. The schedule lists Luther Sprague’s capture and Thorpe’s rescue mission, plus classic film airings and cast details.
UPI reports Senator Howard M Metzenbaum of Ohio and his wife Shirley and daughter Shelley returned from a 17 day private trip to the People's Republic of China. The piece notes rapid changes and contradictions in Chinese society and urges continued, mutually agreeable engagement.
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