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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1976
Page
7
A reader asks how to stop compulsive joint cracking spreading from knuckles to toes and neck, hoping for a substitute habit. Another letter warns of LSD dangers for an undernourished sister, while a long-married wife seeks relief from a snoring husband and a mother-in-law's veto.
A local radio ad style pitch extols value in country shopping. It touts inexpensive jeans dresses and pantsuits with free alterations. The spot points to E Greathouse on 135 Mardletown Mall West as home of the Ms Shop on the second floor.
ERDA director Robert Ryan said the Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency will review a Battelle Memorial Institute report on Ohio energy future. The study stresses a strong federal role and notes some problems may exceed state powers. It also proposes wood coal blends as boiler fuel, expanded conservation, municipal waste as fuel, and further oil resource development.
The Ohio House approved a measure 77 to 20 pushing for free toilets in multi facility restrooms with equal numbers of paid and free stalls. Supporters, led by Rep. Hartley, argue access is essential while opponents warn of costs to airports and security concerns. The bill moves to Governor Rhodes for action. Ernest Coulter, founder of the Big Brother movement, was born in Columbus in 1871.
Reader asks for beans cooking tips to save fuel. Heloise suggests quick boil five minutes then off heat for one to two hours, no salt until near serving, add onions or tomatoes, and rinsing beans before cooking. Other readers share tips on lint removal, stretching knits, and first aid uses for plastic tubes.
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