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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1976
Page
9
Crossword clues from a Eugene Sheffer puzzle list. Entries include a metal overlay term, a cheer exclamation, an American playwright, and a river name.
A 24 year old engaged man asks Dear Ann how to handle a pregnancy claim he never sought. He let a coworker use his name for a hospital birth and now his fiancée and family demand answers. The letter shows mounting tension and a sharp demand for guidance.
A reader begs Ann Landers to advise that reading her column in class is a bad idea while a tense exchange with a principal unfolds over a student reading in class. Other letters urge humility, humor, etiquette, and a toothy colleague to fix dentures, all in a lighthearted, era voice.
A reader shares a Tours style carrot salad with oil and vinegar marination, the carrots shaved into fine spaghetti like strips using a peeler. Tips include two marinating methods, serving on lettuce, and using leftover dressing on mixed vegetables. Includes brief reader tips from Heloise column and practical kitchen hacks.
At the World Pair Olympiad a pair of American East-West players scored striking results across 39 tables. Jordan and Robinson at one table failed to gain, while Miles and Feldesman benefited greatly, with a grand slam yielding 1,630 points and beating competitors by 2,840.
A nostalgia style holiday notice urging readers to make bird treats and decorate for winter. It promotes a coat sale at MS SHOP upstairs at C.E. GREATHOUSE 125 Middletown Mall West, highlighting laden coats camel all weather and supple leather options, with a cheerful closing sign off from Ms. Gail West.
Washington AP Rosalynn Carter aims to be a very active First Lady and will require a bigger staff than Betty Ford. Press secretary Mary Finch Hoyt said Carter has not fixed the size yet but has received about 200 resumes. The White House notes Ford currently has a staff of about 25 and Carter favors smaller government.
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