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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1972
Page
4
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Prime time features include Tick Tick Tick with Jim Brown, Too Many Leves, Killers From Space, and Experiment in Terror. Late night shows include Love American Style, Banyon, Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett, with News briefs at 1:00 and 3:40.
Washington (UPI) President Nixon's re election drive remains low key with few promises beyond no tax hikes. He touts foreign policy gains, economic strength, and a broad appeal while avoiding direct attacks on rival George McGovern and delaying detailed policy specifics.
Readers seek guidance on hosting duties and social norms. A wife worries about inviting volunteer friends, fearing her husband’s snobbish reaction. Abby advises reciprocation with afternoon visits sans husbands and avoiding pressuring him to host.
A reader asks how to handle a 200 pound grandfather berating his four year old granddaughter and sharing childhood pain. Abby advises expressing feelings to the son directly and warns unburdening to the columnist helps no one. A second letter questions public word corrections and Abby says private corrections are courteous while public ones are rude.
Henry Timman recounts the Platt Benedict family’s 1817 1818 Norwalk arrival hardships. A log cabin life with scarce supplies and cold winters contrasts with early charity visits, postmaster duties, and a growing settlement as they note early roads, neighbors, and fruit tree plans along the Sand Ridge.
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