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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1973
Page
6
Chessceord by THOMAS JOSEPH presents a mixed puzzle layout with across and down clues plus a cryptoquote. It lists wordplay entries, names, and a dated quotation attributed to an unknown source, ending with the aphorism Among the few things costing more than an education is the lack of one.
A TV guide snippet lists films and shows across the day including Marooned with Gregory Peck and David Janssen, Satan's School for Girls, Killer by Night, Hunters Are for Killing, The War Lover, and extensive daytime and evening programming with news, game shows, and soaps.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports several lawmakers continue nepotistic pay after the 1967 law under grandfather clauses. Ethics chair Melvin Price pays his brother $14 000, Chet Holifield employs his wife at $12 500, Ken Gray pays his father $20 000, Al Ullman pays his wife $8 500, Otto Passman pays his brother $15 000, Spark Matsunaga uses his brother as district director at $14 000, Edward Patten pays his wife $13 500, and Milton Young keeps his executive secretary on the payroll at $14 000. Salaries have risen to about $42 500.
Letters from readers share journeys of giving up and receiving babies. An adoptive couple celebrates a newborn, while others reflect on the pain of relinquishment, self-forgiveness, and time healing. A pool owners tip offers privacy guarded by a flag system.
Nixon, suffering autumn hay fever, disclosed last week he is affected each fall by watery eyes and sneezing. Doctors note the allergy mimics California trees like walnuts, but experts say ragweed and mold spores trigger many cases.
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