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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1977
Page
9
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Readers discuss astrology skepticism and life advice. Ann Landers explains she does not believe astrology but notes IQ and belief among others. The page includes letters about wedding guest tensions, cousin dress theft, and a blunt response about handling conflicts.
Dear Ruth asks for the repeat of a natural finish furniture polish recipe. The column notes cleaning before polishing and advises against overwaxing, suggesting mild soap and water once or twice a year and cautioning against excessive water use.
In the 67 International Team Trials a single deal produced radically different results across five tables. At Table 1 North South scored 1540 points after a double and a spade lead, while Table 2 saw South make six clubs undoubled for 1370 points. The article notes final outcomes varied from big plus to large minus across tables and teases further results to come.
Quick tip helps stain louvered doors with small cotton tipped swabs slipped between overlaps. S Rossi notes this speeds the job and makes it smoother. Column invites readers to write with hints or problems to Heloise in care of The Journal.
The Supreme Court held that illegitimate children have equal rights to inherit estates without wills, invalidating an Illinois law that barred paternal inheritance. The ruling notes state laws restricting such inheritance are unconstitutional under equal protection, while a separate case affirmed federal immigration rules favoring mothers over unmarried fathers in entry eligibility.
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