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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1967
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on a 23 year old entering a casual TV workplace with plucked terms like Doll and Beautiful. The reader worries about fitting in amid frequent cheek pinches and kisses. A second letter defends leash laws as dog owners clash with neighbors over messes on lawns.
The column recounts a 19 year old son and a 17 year old wife living with parents, pregnancy, and a mother's rigidity about living arrangements. It includes an advisory answer from Dear Mother and a separate note about Ohio constitutional amendments and election procedures text.
A reader asks Heloise how to restore original color to worn floor tiles after banana and coffee staining. Suggestions mention mild soap and water, wax, and caution about dyes or painting. The letter imagines a dream about banana bread and asks for color restoration advice without full replacement.
A reader outlines using vegetable oil on a rag to rub white discolored spots on tile floors. Apply only to affected areas for about three minutes and reapply if color does not return within three hours.
Dr George W Crane analyzes Norma J W a secretary whose dream of a parked car with her employer open a sealed letter depicts feminine virginity and romantic tension. He cautions that unmarried women suppress raw sexual themes by symbolically dressing conflict in dream form.
The author describes rolling birth certificates and college degrees around cardboard tubes secure with rubber bands for compact storage. They suggest placing rolled bundles inside the cardboard to avoid bands and wrapping with foil or plastic to deter deterioration. Additionally a canvas cloth used for rolling dough is stored in plastic in the refrigerator to stay clean and cold, preventing shortening breakdown.
Amended substitute joint resolution proposes amending Article Vill of the Ohio Constitution to create an Ohio Bond Commission with five governor appointees nine year terms. It authorizes issuing bonds for state capital projects and sets a bond retirement fund, revenue sources, and governance rules, subject to a statewide vote and special election procedures.
The article details authorization for the commission to borrow funds through revenue bonds up to a capped annual limit, with bonds payable from state taxes fees and charges. It specifies tax exemptions for such bonds and outlines conditions for authorizing finance and related obligations under applicable law and constitutional provisions.
Ted W. Brown Secretary of State certifies House Joint Resolution No. 22 regarding a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution. The measure would join the amendment to the constitution if a majority of electors voting at the May 1967 special election approve it. The certification is dated March 87 to April 30.
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