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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
6
Chessceord by THOMAS JOSEPH presents a word puzzle with clues for a cryptogram. The piece includes a solution hint card and a quote by Anatole France about how people live by acts rather than ideas.
State Issue 7 would lower signature thresholds for amendments and referenda and speed up ballot access for bills. It would waive the 44 county requirement, allow automatic voter submission if the legislature delays, and tighten petition rules while limiting subject scope. Proponents push for easier initiative access. opponents warn of risks to representative government and ballot clutter.
A letter to Dear Abby describes a coworker who tries to quit smoking by taking cigarettes from others. The writer asks how to handle the habit and stop enabling him while noting the smoker’s plea for support.
Television lineup lists Ali Norton heavyweight title fight from Yankee Stadium with Whitaker Musburger and Brookshier. Ford Carter presidential debate live from San Francisco. NBC post debate report. Walk Dont Run movie with Grant Eggar Hutton. Nets vs Warriors from Oakland. classic tales Master of the World. NCAA teams to be announced. Elvis film Fun in Acapulco. Jesse James and Parnell film screenings. Colgate inaugural tennis final from Palm Springs with Evert Navratilova Wade. Debby advice column and Abigails letters included.
Norwalk recalls the 7 October 1903 debut of the Gilger Theatre on Monroe Street built by William Grant Gilger with land donated by F B Case. The venue featured an orchestra pit and later silent and talking pictures. It burned in February 1959, ending as a parking lot.
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