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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1978
Page
17
The Middletown Journal carries Ann Landers advice on a troubled marriage. A wife discovers her husband’s five month affair via lipstick on his shirt and learns the affair occurred at his sister’s apartment. The sister-in-law is urged to be questioned or cut off, and the wife is advised to seek honest resolution or move on.
A humor column advises against visiting friends or relatives for more than 36 hours to spare hosts the strain. It recounts a cross country visit with Howard and Fay and their three kids, detailing chaotic scenes, awkward requests, and overextended hospitality. The piece notes state laws on assault of long staying guests are lenient.
A club deal at the club features Sylvia West as South facing a four spades bid after a cautious opening. She discovers the ace of clubs is in her hand and, by drawing rounds of a suit, ruffing in dummy and careful play, makes eleven tricks while others falter. The tale blends bridge technique with a cautionary note about imitation.
Assistant Franklin County prosecutor James O Grady said a motion will be filed in the Ohio Court to restore death sentences for some prisoners whose sentences were reversed by the U S Supreme Court. He argued the high court struck down only one section of the death penalty law and that most of it remains constitutional. If the court agrees, inmates could face execution again after new mitigating hearings.
About 130 million televisions are in U S homes, exceeding the number of automobiles, bathtubs, washing machines, and refrigerators in use. This milestone highlights the rapid spread of television as a dominant household technology.
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