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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1975

Page

5

Signs curb right turns on red in Columbus after July first

Ohio officials push for restrictions as a state law allows right turns on red after stopping. Columbus plans to post signs at up to one third of its 713 intersections, with DOT estimates at about 25 percent across major cities. Vehicles may be barred where visibility is poor or conflicts with oncoming traffic and crosswalks with children.

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Gage reports Bunker Hill action and colonial resilience

General Thomas Gage forwards the June 17 encounter at Bunker Hill to London with praise for British troops and a cautious note on colonial fighting. He acknowledges costly losses, respects American colonists, and hopes the rebels are not the rabble they are sometimes styled.

Thomas Gage Massachusetts Ministry London Bunker Hill Lord Dartmouth Gage

Audubon-inspired painter Richard Sloan tours Louisiana

Richard Sloan, dubbed Today's Audubon, travels Louisiana and Central America to produce a new series of American bird paintings. Commissioned by the Griggsville Wild Bird Society, his limited prints fetch up to 400 dollars. He recently completed a 22 by 28 inch snow egret work and plans 11 or 12 more of about 50 birds total.

Louisiana Woodlands Richard Sloan Field Museum of Chicago Audubon Griggsville Wild Bird Society South Central America John J. Audubon Pennsylvania Sloan Barrington Ill Chicago

Birth of British novelist Fanny Burney in 1752

British novelist Fanny Burney known for Evelina was born on June 13 1752 at King's Lynn Norfolk. This birthplace and date mark the origin of her influence on the novel of manners. Burney's later works helped shape early modern English fiction.

Fanny Burney Evelina King’s Lyon Norfolk

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