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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
4
A mixed puzzle page listing across and down clues with several entries solved by cryptogram style letter groups. The page includes a cryptoquote line attributed to Thomas a Kempis and a long string of letter sequences likely representing an encrypted crossword or cipher.
Channel schedule lists film titles and TV programs with times and cast where readable. It includes movies such as The Third Girl from the Left Viva Max Penelope The Law and Jake Wade The Lieutenant Wore Skirts Hawaii Five-O and several daytime shows, game shows, and news segments across networks with specific start times and listed participants.
A lighthearted UPI column lists seven pitfalls for retirees from writer Helen Alpert. It covers avoiding work, ignoring money, airing complaints, moving climates, living with family, skipping health checks, and forfeiting civic or leisure activities.
Excerpts from Dear Abby and readers show marital guidance and local notices. A wife halts her husband’s beer intake, a reader jokes about dog taxation, and a teen asks how to refuse a dance. The Norwalk Reflector publishes letters and service details for Ohio readers.
A 27 year old man seeks romance with a 22 year old coworker who dislikes outings and music. The columnist dismisses his chances, urging him to move on. Additional notes stress realistic views on conflicts in marriage and working women handling double duties.
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports on Richard Nixon paying taxes on a small share of his income in 1970 and 1971, aided by deductions for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and donated papers. The piece notes IRS audits, Abplanalp financing of San Clemente, and calls for debate over tax fairness. Also cites Ronald Reagan's tax stance and mentions Spiro Agnew’s tax-evasion troubles.
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