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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1972
Page
4
Puzzle with multiple across and down word clues including garments coquette and actress names. Contains a cryptoquote and a quotation about planting wheat and famine by Fiorello La Guardia.
Television grid lists early films such as Mackenna's Gold at 9:00 and The Nurse of Frankenstein at 11:50, followed by a dense lineup of news programs, game shows, dramas, and series across ABC CBS and NBC. Major primes include Ironside, The Edge of Night, The Young lineup, and game shows like Jeopardy, The Price Is Right, and Matchups through late night, with love of life and days of our lives soaps continuing into the afternoon and evening blocks.
Brief contains Justice Powell's confidential 33 page memo urging corporate leaders to mobilize political power through courts and campuses. He argues the judiciary could be the main instrument for social and economic change and suggests Chamber of Commerce support with amicus counsel in the Supreme Court. The memo circulated before his Supreme Court appointment and was not disclosed to senators.
A reader asks Abby how to meet a local lawyer for legal advice with a view to marriage while detailing a settled divorce with a new four bedroom home and rental income. Other letters discuss an aging father's driving safety and a mother-in-law's pension, seeking guidance on family finances.
The piece argues that compassion fatigue and indignation fatigue dull public responses to suffering and fraud. It cites Watergate era reactions, Eagleton's vice presidential concerns, Clifford Irving’s hoax, and a broader decline in moral outrage, warning such indifference erodes national conscience.
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