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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1976
Page
4
Mrs. Mary Schaffer of Rural Norwalk appeals to readers to sign petitions and lobby Congress against abortion and for child protection. She argues the most endangered species is children and urges action in support of life rights.
Readers query whether the Huron County Prosecutor should be a full-time position after an Opinion Line poll. An editor notes the yes line produced more calls and longer comments, while the no side saw fewer but longer remarks, claiming bias in coverage. The piece includes a grid of word puzzles, a cryptoquote, and subscription info for Norwalk Ohio.
Reader asks Abby to publish a past letter claiming God alone is the qualified Family Planner. The exchange includes remarks on population, a grandson's drug affair, and a grandfather’s concern about a wayward teen, with Abby’s guidance about responsibility and love in families.
TV guide lists NFL games Notre Dame vs Pittsburgh and Cleveland vs Pittsburgh at 1 p.m. plus Atlanta at Detroit and New York Giants at Philadelphia. Leonard Bernstein teaches music at Harvard. Open Tennis final coverage and several films including Sky Terror Hercules Unchained and Julia Misbehaves.
Prime time lineup features Wonder Woman versus Baroness von Gunther at 8 pm on multiple channels, followed by Ivan the Terrible at 8:30. Movie block includes Charley Varrick at 9 and Murder On Flight 502 on the same hour. Saturday Night Lily Tomlin hosts at 11:30 with the Not Ready For Prime Time Players. Additional 12 am films include A Matter of Innocence and To Catch a Thief.
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