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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1973
Page
3
A compact report compares crime in two cities noting Oxford's higher crime perception with a monthly rape count of one over ten months, plus a murder and drug busts, contrasted with Middletown. It mentions illumination upgrades at Cook Field and campus life concerns including noise and adult cinema.
A discussion blends legal penalties for drunk driving with disorderly conduct fines in Middletown and Oxford. It notes dismissed charges at Oxford’s Butler Area 2 Court and mayor’s court, and mentions local theaters showing adult films as well as season passes.
In a vulnerable notrump versus clubs auction, four hands face a decision after 1C double. Case 1 bids 3C to show strength. case 2 suggests 2NT to reveal high values. case 3 rises to 4C to keep room for partner. case 4 passes to avoid misfit escalation and potential danger.
The Cathedral of Tomorrow TV production unit in Akron, Cathedral Teleproductions, is shut down. General manager Duane Stevens announced the word to 30 staffers on advice from a management consultant, ahead of a court hearing on securities irregularities involving the church.
On this date in 1836 Texas proclaimed independence from Mexico. In 1585 Sir Francis Drake sailed for the West Indies. In 1775 Providence colonists burned British goods. In 1776 American Marines won a fort in the Bahamas. In 1861 Dakota became a U S territory. In 1949 a B50 landed at Fort Worth after nonstop world flight. Desi Arnaz turns 56 and Jennifer Jones 54. Buddha quote closes.
Washington AP reports Brant geese have dwindled on the east coast with numbers dropping from 200,000 in the late 1960s to about 40,000. Nathaniel P. Reed, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, says hunting season may be closed for at least two more years due to poor nesting seasons in the Canadian Arctic.
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