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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
5
A compact 990 square foot home by Rudolph A. Matern showcases a 1% story front with a towering central window. The feature dominates the living room, provides natural light, and includes a recessed seat and storage. Exposed beams and Boulder stone enhance the 17th century feel.
Readers are invited to mail 50 cents for blueprints of Design No. L-31 to a New York post office box. The notice urges plain printing of state name street city and notes readers can build their own collection with weekly House of The Week plans at a low price.
A reader asks how to make door chimes sound once for the front and twice for the rear. The guide explains removing the old unit, wiring the three terminals front rear and transformer, and swapping brown and black wires to reverse the tones. Test and adjust if needed.
An army spokesman said 19 Israeli soldiers were killed and 113 wounded in 1971 by guerrillas in Israel and the occupied territories, with 10 civilians killed and 52 wounded. In the year, 213 guerrillas were killed by Israeli forces and 679 guerrilla incidents were reported, about half in the Gaza Strip.
The article outlines practical tips to reduce telephone expenses. It covers scheduling moves for a single installation, setting family calling times, dialing long distance directly to save up to half, using directory assistance, avoiding charges for misdials, getting charges adjusted after disconnects, choosing cheaper basic phones, calling during cheaper times, planning calls in advance, applying reduced vacation rates, and reporting faulty pay phones to recover dimes.
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