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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1978
Page
10
California collected $126 billion in tax revenues in the year ending last September, the largest among the 50 states, followed by New York with $10.7 billion. Commerce Department figures show all states combined totaled $100 billion for the same period, the first time reaching that level.
A reader criticizes Ann Landers for endorsing sexual substitutions and aging morality. Landers responds about the mind's complexity and advises discretion. The letter then targets young women dating married men, urging awareness of emotional manipulation and wasted years.
A speaker urges the listener to end a subservient role and leave the motel life. The message promises future relief by finding a partner seen in public and accepted by parents. The note claims broad shared experience and ends with thanks for the testimonial.
East West vulnerable with differing suits and an opening heart lead. South, an average player, wins hearts, ruffs, and trumps in a sequence that ends with East facing a Hobson’s choice as declarer clinches the remaining tricks. The deal showcases how careful timing and position can create a decisive finish.
The collection of wry maxims and anecdotes skewers everyday misfortunes and human foibles. It riffs on warranties, college choices, dieting, parking, and household breakdowns, all in the taunting voice of humorous observation.
A 6.2 gram Plutonium 238 heat source is missing from Mound Lab in Miamisburg Ohio. Officials say the isotope is likely to be found. The capsule may have been left in equipment during dismantling for transfer to Savannah River plant in Aiken South Carolina.
Rhode Island entered the United States as the thirteenth state on May 29, 1790, marking its admission to statehood and broadening the early nation’s federation.
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