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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1970
Page
4
In a letter to the editor Harold Paramore, president of UAW Local 1195 in New London, argues against a proposed village income tax. The union urges regional unity for a state income tax and corporate profit tax to ease local burdens and influence Columbus legislators.
Dear Abby letters discuss marijuana penalties and public attitudes toward drug laws. A reader questions if punishments fit the crime while Abby notes she shares no personal stance, citing harm and confusion around enforcement.
A TV guide list outlines evening programs from 5:00 to 1:00 with movies including BOOM and 36 HOURS and shows such as Perry Mason Gunsmoke Rowan and Martin and Carol Burnett. An accompanying Dear Abby letter from a 22 year old describes pot as harmful, detailing relapse, losses, and regret.
A dense listing of daytime to early evening television programs with channel markers and show titles. The grid includes news, soaps, game shows, dramas, and variety programs such as Jeopardy, General Hospital, The Price Is Right style blocks, and children’s fare, reflecting a full day schedule.
Jim Bishop reflects on Montgomery Alabama Marches sparked by Rosa Parks. He recalls Martin Luther King Jr., the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, and the 1955 bus boycott that reshaped race relations. He notes ongoing tensions, shifts in seating, and lingering symbols at the capitol dome.
Terms of Subscription list carrier delivery areas Norwalk Milan Monroeville Wakeman North Fairfield Greenwich New London Willard and rural areas at 55 per week. By mail in Huron and Erie Counties at 51.00 per year with 28.60 per year for others. Mail subscription payable in advance.
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