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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1974
Page
4
A reader defends the Humane Society against claims it benefits the United Fund less for animals than people. The responder cites 209 monthly cases, aid to disabled and poor, education efforts, and transport to medical and braces services. Gratitude is expressed for United Fund support and openness to inquiries.
Norwalk Reflector presents a cryptogram puzzle titled Chessevord by Thomas Joseph with a Down and Across clue list. The page includes yesterday's cryptoquote by A A Milne and asks readers to decode while noting local subscription details and area delivery.
Washington alerts that a 12 word addition in a railroad reform bill may force higher Pentagon and government freight charges. The clause limits low rates to wartime, risking about 242 million dollars annually in military shipments and millions more for civilian goods. The Nixon White House pushed the change. Ford aides seek to block it.
A 57 year old lottery winner in New Attleboro worries about dating after a win. He fears gold diggers and asks how to judge women. Abby suggests a prenuptial agreement and assessing trust before marriage.
Readers discuss Mother’s Day politics of honoring mothers in law and the impact of divorce on grandparents. A letter-writer asks for a Grandma’s Day for HIS mother and notes paternal grandmother distance from grandchildren. A second correspondent thanks Abby for a humor column on divorce announcements.
TV lineup lists multi hour daytime and evening program blocks. Notable items include drama thrillers and classic series with stars such as Robert Culp Glen Campbell Ricardo Montalban Anne Archer Dabney Coleman John Cassavetes Robert Ryan and Gloria Milland, plus game shows Jeopardy Name That Tune and The Match Game across stations ABC CBS and NBC.
UPI reports a tight race between Republican George C. Smith and Democrat William J. Brown. Brown, the “people’s lawyer,” defends spending as yielding over 5 million in recoveries and 15 million in charitable releases while urging budget cuts Brown accuses Smith of headline chasing and ballooning office costs. Brown leads polls. a big win could fuel a 1978 gubernatorial bid.
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