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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
4
A citizen voice argues against an October 1 tax, citing lack of copies, vague benefits, and unclear income definitions. The writer urges residents to read the ordinance, consult local officials Mr. Hipp Mr. Price and Mr. Crawford, and ask Council to table the measure until a clearer plan is available.
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In letters to Dear Abby, a 12 year old contemplates calling her father’s new wife “Mama.” Abby advises not to force the role, and to give the new wife a chance while maintaining respect for the late mother. Additional inquiries cover tax evasion by a husband and a bridesmaid dispute among relatives. Abby also suggests volunteering to ease boredom and provides mailing addresses for personal replies and booklets.
United Press International columnist Louis Cassels argues that after war weariness and racial tensions Americans must move from a time to kill to a time to heal. He urges personal harmony and constructive action to build black economic power and bridge social cleavages.
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