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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1976

Page

14

Crossword By Eugene Sheffer 3 WWII org

Puzzle solution hints reference WWII organizations and port terms with clues about inlets, inlays and expressions. The reader is asked to provide the answer to Saturday's puzzle and decode the crossword style clues across several numbered entries.

Wwii Org

Famous hand tests defense in bridge with Coon noted

A bridge hand from a South dealer features East Charles Coon of Gloucester Mass. returning the six of clubs after the king queen ace of diamonds. The article argues on a different return, suggesting declarer would make the contract if a spade had been returned.

East Declarer Charles Coon Gloucester Mass Star Coon

Rickman named CSU trustee

Gov James Rhodes announced James W Rickman 54 will serve as a Central State University trustee replacing Carl S Jenkins whose term ended June 30 The appointment adds to CSU governance as seven of hearts lead plays and bridge analysis appear in the same entry noting Squeeze concepts and Coon's club return at trick five in the discussion.

Columbus, Ohio James W. Rickman Central State University James Rhodes Rickman Carl S. Jenkins West South Coon

Tecumseh event sees Lee Ann Evans win eight baton titles

Lee Ann Evans aged 7 won eight events at the USTA baton twirling competition held at Tecumseh High School in New Carlisle. She placed first in advanced two baton twirling advanced three baton twirling advanced solo with one baton advanced strutting and the divisional twirl off up to eight. She also won in military or on Miss Personality and advanced solo on Sunday and earned three second places.

Lee Ann Evans USTA Tecumseh High School New Carlisle

Survey shows cattle feedlot numbers rise across states

A 23 state survey indicates grain fed cattle inventory on July 1 exceeded 10 million head, up 17 percent from a year earlier. Prospects for summer marketing match spring levels, with feedlot sales in July-September forecast at 5.98 million head, up 19 percent from last year. April-June marketings reached 5.94 million, an 18 percent rise, while placements in that period were 5.6 million head, up 1 percent.

Washington Agriculture Department

Balloonist prefers Concorde flights

Karl Thomas, who aimed to cross the Atlantic in a 90 foot helium balloon, abandoned the attempt after 32 hours on June 25 at Lakehurst New Jersey. He bailed out on June 27 and spent four days in a liferaft before rescue by a Russian ship, later saying the best way to cross the Atlantic is in a Concorde.

Troy, Mich Karl Thomas Atlantic Lakehurst N.J Paris

Former inmates to receive 343000 in damages

Governor Otis Bowen will pay 10 former inmates of the State Reformatory Pendleton $43,000 each plus undetermined costs after a 1969 disturbance. Bowen rejected appealing a federal ruling that awarded damages for injuries from guard gunfire during the melee.

Indianapolis Otis R. Bowen State Reformatory Pendleton Bowen U.S. District Court

Five-Month-Old Spitz Stolen from Home on Woodlawn Ave

Police report a five month old Spitz stolen at 12 16 p m from 2010 Woodlawn Ave near Jack Johnson's home after being chained outside since 11 a m. Items stolen include a tape deck two speakers two floor mats and four tapes valued at 95 from a car at Hill s Department Store lot 2535 S Breie Blvd. A citizens band radio valued at 175 was stolen from Dale Dalton s van at 4015 B Roosevelt Blvd after a break in. Another CB radio valued at 170 was taken from Arnold Jackson s station wagon after a window was smashed.

Jack Johnson Woodlawn Ave Johnson Joe Johnson Pinta Ave Hill S. Breie Blvd Citizens Band Dale Dalton Roosevelt Blvd Arnold C. Jackson Jackson Lane

Beekeeping program for Girl Scouts announced

Beekeeping program for Girl Scouts in the Milky Way and Sun Valley neighborhoods will be held Wednesday and Thursday at 1411 Winona Drive. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Girls may still sign up by calling Mrs. C R Osborne at the Winona Drive address. They must furnish transportation and bring a sack lunch. drinks will be provided.

Milky Way Sun Valley Winona Drive C.R. Osborne

OSU Receives Cancer Study Project Grant

The National Cancer Institute awarded $757,420 to the Cancer Research Center at Ohio State University for 1976 77 to support individual cancer projects develop new projects and provide services for research studies said Dr. David S. Yohn director of the Cancer Research Center.

Columbus Ohio National Cancer Institute Cancer Research Center Ohio State University David S. Yohn

Ohio energy chief cites gas shortage

Ohio's energy chief Robert S. Ryan warned at the Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency meeting that industrial energy could be short by 136 billion cubic feet of natural gas this winter. He said homes remain high priority but jobs may be affected unless the industrial and commercial sectors switch to alternate fuels, including conservation, coal, oil, and self-help natural gas.

Columbus Ohio Robert S. Ryan Ohio Energy and Resource Development Agency Ryan

Ex UC dean named Kansas City School District superintendent

Calvert H. Smith 37 a former assistant dean of education at the University of Cincinnati is named superintendent of the Kansas City School District. He becomes the first black in the post and has worked as a trouble shooter and management planner at GE's aircraft engine plant in Cincinnati since January. He is expected to begin within two to four weeks.

Kansas City Calvert H. Smith University of Cincinnati Smith General Electric Cincinnati

Lost and Found Pets and Items in Several Areas

Multiple lost animals including a female blonde Cocker Spaniel in Crawford St and a white and brown rat Terrier. Found terrier near Mossman R7 and two brown and white spaniels lost on Michael Rd. A brown long haired mixed breed dog 14 inches high was lost in Laynecrest Franklin. A German Shepherd missing around 4500 S Dixie Hwy. Also a large roll of short shag carpet lost near Harry's Corner and Franklin. A Ford backhoe taken in Trinity area. Reward offered for a black Terrier with brown face and legs in Park Or Barbara Park area. Contact numbers provided.

Crawford St Onichael Laynecrest Franklin S. Dixie Hwy Harry's Corner Trinity Barbara Park Chihuahua

Various Home Service Advertisements In Franklin Area

Numerous classified notices advertise Akers Excavating and a range of services including weed cutting on vacant lots, complete building and remodeling, fencing, concrete work, painting, roofing, carpentry, hauling, lawn care, cleaning, babysitting, childcare, elder care, bookkeeping, and light office work. Contact numbers and small job scope are listed for each entry reflecting a midcentury local classifieds page.

Akers Franklin Meyer Young Richard Smith Carl Smith Ted Dearth Tor Ave Rome Str & Combs Charlie Edwards Joe Gary John Tyr Heulina Setemmense Lino Saace Cleveland St Langever Breier & Grand Coeaa Initi

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