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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1970
Page
4
Reader lauds Councilman Shipley for challenging the city’s electric plant and questions distribution wiring and rate changes. Suggests selling to Ohio Edison could benefit residents, warns higher industrial costs may scare away business. Local controversy over Norwalk’s power system and rate adjustments.
A reader praises Councilman Shipley for speaking out on selling the city to Ohio Edison and urges public involvement to save the city’s future. The writer recalls a recent letter and apologizes for past harsh remarks while commending Shipley’s courage and direct talk.
A jumbled puzzle clue list featuring Across and Down hints with wordplay. Includes phrases like Jouster's weapon and Laboratory device with several unresolved entries. Ends with a quote about freedom and a sample cryptogram.
Dear Abby letters compare views on pregnant women in offices. One writer argues they should not work due to sickness and disruptions. Abby defends the pregnant worker, noting she may prefer home but often must continue working.
Daytime and prime time line up includes Western Wild Women at 5 PM followed by House of Cards and Lydia Bailey. Key dramas Mystery Hollow Triumph and multiple news and entertainment programs fill the night with Perry Mason Gilligan’s Island Marcus Welby and more.
Letters reveal mixed attitudes toward pregnant employees with examples of pressure to remain at work. Readers from New York City and Norwalk discuss coworker support, fairness, and job retention during pregnancy, while a separate note praises or critiques media and local events.
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