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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1972
Page
11
A reader shares simple parenting tips from Heloise on speaking to children while avoiding nagging. Tips include calling kids for snacks, shopping to let them browse, and using positive phrases to encourage cooperation. Additional notes cover makeshift pet dish ideas, toy storage solutions, and quick sewing aids.
Puzzle listing with numbered clues covering across and down hints for words such as Samoan seaport and various definitions including Free Social climber Meadow Through Certain leaves and more. Minor garbled text and spacing issues present but readable for solving.
On this date in history the U S Senate voted 82 to 6 for war against Germany in 1917. William Henry Harrison died in 1841. Lincoln visited Richmond in 1865. Rhodes funded Oxford scholarships in 1902. Akron disaster in 1933. MLK assassinated in 1968. MLK urged boycotts in 1969. Indian Congress party appeal noted in 1972.
North dealer opens facing a heart lead. The expert avoids early trump cashing and plans a club finesse to keep options open. By delaying trumps, he preserves chances for a slam, showing how superior judgment can turn complex deals.
The Dance Notation Bureau with a National Endowment for the Arts grant trains 10 reconstructors to recreate and direct dance scores written in Labanotation. Labanotation is described as the most accurate system for recording dance.
Horoscope for Wednesday lists Aries through Pisces with tailored guidance on projects, caution, and leadership traits. It highlights a born leader and notes potential paths in theater, writing, lecturing, selling, politics, and medicine, naming Jos Lister Swinburne and Bette Davis as born today.
The Air Transport Association of America estimates existing U.S. airports are worth 10 billion dollars and that 13 billion dollars in additional facilities will be required through this decade.
A reader complains that Ann Landers column nearly caused divorce after a shoe theft on a bus and a mistaken Lake Calhoun reference. The writer cites chilly home tension and a second letter praising the column’s guidance on in law signs.
New York AP reports the Metropolitan Opera will appoint its first principal conductor, James Levine, 28, a former Cleveland Orchestra member who has led 19 Met performances. The appointment starts with the 1973-74 season.
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