Traffic pattern changes announced with new map
The notice outlines upcoming traffic pattern changes and directs drivers to observe signal timing for the exact switch date, urging caution as routes adjust.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
8
The notice outlines upcoming traffic pattern changes and directs drivers to observe signal timing for the exact switch date, urging caution as routes adjust.
Puzzle clues include Co founder of Rome and Spanish thoroughfare with entries likely spanning multiple theme answers. The column presents a compact set of crossword hints by Eugene Sheffer, requiring quick word fits.
A dense list outlines Wednesday and Thursday gatherings across Middletown and nearby towns. Groups include the Middletown Business and Professional Association, Real Estate Information and Breakfast Club, High 12 Club, Senior Citizens, Evening Optimist Club, Middletown Dog Training Club, Kiwanis, Weight Watchers, Lemon Township trustees, FOP Lodge, Historical and Camera clubs, Lions, Knights of Pythias, fire volunteers, Communication Workers of America, Democratic Club, Elks and Moose lodges, Al‑Anon and AA sessions, ending with Friday Optimist Club activities at Armco Training Building.
William L. Coleman of Marysville, former state Democratic chairman, warns Democrats about the Watergate break in and compares it to Teapot Dome. He writes to John Connolly urging resignation from the Democratic Party and even asks for a resignation form. Senator Barry Goldwater echoed the comparison.
Cleveland officials report the Ohio Turnpike earned a record 3,659,000 in April, up 489,000 from the previous April. Turnpike Commission Chairman James Shacknessy announced the monthly revenue surge and record performance.
General Motors rebutted a Center for Auto Safety claim that electrical relays in 1969 and 1970 Cadillacs posed a serious fire hazard. The center cited three burn injuries and some cars destroyed by relay fires, while GM said failures could mainly affect high speed for climate controls and noted failures occurred in about 275,000 cars.
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