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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1978
Page
8
Reflector Sports Editor Ed Ronder questions privacy in sports journalism. The piece argues few women sportswriters exist due to access barriers, and supports locker room privacy while urging equal competition in reporting. It notes World Series discussions and calls for fair treatment and professional standards.
James H. Johns of Milan accuses U.S. Rep. Donald Pease of voting yes on spending and liberal issues in 1977 while claiming to be conservative. He cites record items from 3 77 to 12 77 including union picketing, UN funding, busing, food stamps, debt limit, South Africa stance, and bomber funds, arguing Pease was wrong on all listed votes.
A reader argues teachers and other public employees have no inherent right to strike. They say workers chose their roles, taxpayers fund salaries, and pupils are used as pawns in staffing disputes. Proposals include resignations, bonding, and contracts to ensure continued employment based on performance.
A reader complains to Reflector Sports Editor Mr Renders over incomplete coverage of game three of the World Series and overbearing personal commentary. The letter calls for factual reporting and less gossip, urging professional sports coverage focused on results.
Christie Lane Levy urges Huron County voters to approve a November 7 levy to fund a sheltered workshop for about 180 retarded residents. The facility would provide jobs, therapy, counseling, and instruction, with taxes rising temporarily butClients contributing once operational.
Ohio Republicans face a shrinking margin in Congress with incumbents under pressure in Dayton Third District and Columbus Twelfth District. Tony Hall and Dudley Kircher challenge for Dayton seat while James Baumann competes in Columbus. Veterans like Devine and Luken face stiff opposition. Ashly, Vanik and Oakar stand strong for Democrats. Presidential visits and campaign momentum shape key contests.
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