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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1976
Page
6
Tonight features Emergency and Ironside episodes with guest stars Jimmy Questa and Louise as a wedding anniversary is threatened. Doc contemplates renting his upstairs apartment to his daughter while Ted discovers he is infertile.
A sequence of legal notices and TV listings from Middletown Ohio includes a city purchasing bid for traffic paint due March 24 1976 at 12 noon and multiple probate estate actions with executors named Dorothy Harris Anna Green and notices of dissolution for Ken Bob Investment Corporation plus a zoning hearing by Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals on March 16 1976 with parcel divisions and variances requested by The Harding Jones Paper Company and other details. Also included are TV listings for various channels and programs and a brief wedding anniversary event at a Hartley residence hosted by Howard.
The page shows a Eugene Sheffer style crossword with clues including across and down hints. Entries reference phrases like terrorist threat and lamprey, with indicated abbreviations and foreign language terms. The grid prompts note multiple definitions and wordplay popular in classic newspaper puzzles.
The grave of David Zeisberger, 1721 1808 Moravian missionary and Schoenbrunn founder, lies in Goshen Cemetery south of New Philadelphia Ohio.
Fort Worth readers note new highway safety signs posted by the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation along construction zones. One reads Your Car May Be Sporty But Lets Hold It to Forty. Engineers report the catchy rhymes have drawn attention and sparked rhyme suggestions from drivers.
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