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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
6
Reader Faye R. O'Dell of Greenwich complains about three vehicles that attempted to pass a funeral procession over a twelve to fourteen mile distance. The Ohio State Patrol states it is illegal to break into a procession and that headlights and a purple and white pennant are required for any participant.
A reading of letters to Abby discusses the strain of a doctor's schedule on marriages. Respondents note wives' volunteer work and social pressures, while a responder cautions against broad generalizations. Another letter recounts personal divorce from a professional social worker and encourages changing partners if unhappy.
Citizens group RIP seeks statewide petition to block the $14000 annual pay rise for Ohio lawmakers. They must gather 200000 signatures across at least 44 counties by November 15, 1973, funding petitions in advance and collecting names and addresses for signature validation.
Crossword clues spread across Across and Down entries list many words and phrases. The page includes a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle with a Longfellow quote and a prior solution, plus a second quote by Benjamin Disraeli.
Thursday night TV offers a mix of dramas comedies and crime films. Featured titles include Kellys Heroes Jack of Diamonds Wild Harvest and Boys Night Out, with major network news sports and late night talk show slots throughout the evening.
An excerpt lists a full day of television programs with times and channel references. Notable items include news blocks, game shows, soap operas, comedies, and dramas such as Jeannie, Donahue, Jeopardy, Match Game, As The World Turns, Guiding Light, Days Of Our Lives, and The Price Is Right, among others.
Las Vegas columnist Jack Anderson reports that in 1969 Howard Hughes used back channels to win Nixon White House approval for Air West acquisition. Payments to Bebe Rebozo and Dick Danner, purported as campaign contributions, are explored alongside involvement by Donald Nixon and Pat Hillings. The Senate Watergate probe and SEC interest follow, with Meier's lawsuit and indictments cited.
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