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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1974
Page
6
A Norwalk reader laments campaign promises and seeks more direct responses from elected officials. The letter urges voters to scrutinize candidates and insists action matters more than rhetoric in the run up to the November 5 election.
The page shows a large cryptic and standard crossword by Thomas Joseph with across and down clues, plus a cryptoquote by Ambrose Bierce and the solution phrase Education is that which disclose... from the wise.
In a Dear Abby style note, a reader asks how to handle distrust in marriage and a husband’s promise of cheating. Abby suggests negotiating terms in the era of liberated women, while another letter asks if a man can legally pay a substitute to dodge draft.
Taxpayers fund press aides for senators at about 2.56 million dollars annually. The average salary is around 25,902 with top earners near 34,770. Press secretaries receive assistants while the Senate itself has no unified press office. The piece notes the public benefit claimed is favorable coverage and notes the drafted substitute history of 1863.
The Norwalk Reflector Herald lists a midweek TV and movie lineup with shows including Batt RONALD 36 HOURS THE ADVENTURES OF NICK CARTER OH YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL Truth or Consequences Jeopardy Family Affair Little House On The Prairie Lucas Tanner Cannon Petrocelli Get Christie Love Manhunter and news blocks. Subscriptions priced 31.20 yearly in local counties and 39.50 nationwide.
The schedule runs from 5 45 PM to 5 30 PM with CBS News Today and three morning blocks. Shows include Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy Gambit I Dream of Jeannie and the Price Is Right. A Dear Abby column discusses in law matters and a note on press secretaries concludes.
Ohio voters face three statewide questions on the November ballot. Issue I would let the legislature extend homestead tax relief to permanently disabled homeowners. Issue II repeals a cabinet appointment requirement for the public works head. Issue III expands use of public industrial development bonds to include pollution control and waste disposal, with bonds financed by utility rates and no state tax funding.
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