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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1976
Page
11
Dear Ann Landers offers perspective on choosing adoption over abortion, sharing a grateful couple’s story of welcoming a baby girl from a teen mother. The column urges empathy and highlights support for adoptive families. A second reader asks about missed phone messages, with Landers suggesting clear message protocols to avoid humiliation and improve communication.
Dear Heloise offers a home tip to prevent coats from slipping on hooks by sewing plastic curtain rings under each collar or inside collars on jackets. The idea keeps coats on hooks, reduces floor clutter, and even helps teachers manage classroom coats. Other reader tips follow.
The piece contrasts Lanoxin from Burroughs Welcome Co with cheaper Digoxins, noting Lanoxin meets USP standards and is more costly. It warns many substandard Digoxins circulate nationwide due to few FDA inspectors and urges consumers to trust the Lanoxin brand when prescribed.
Crossword clues and partial grid fill from Eugene Sheffer puzzle dated Saturday. Contains scattered entries like old note and domestic pigeon with several missing answers and incomplete letter counts.
AP correction notes San Diego chief humane officer Bill Virdon did not accuse mules in Bicentennial wagon trains of abuse. He cited a private Phoenix to Canada packtrip incident involving a white burro with eye cancer and an underweight mule, urging watchfulness over fringe groups.
Burton Haerr III of Ingfield and an employee of the Northeastern Local school district in Clark County topped the Ohio School Bus Driving Evaluation. He scored 470 points across driving, oral, and written tests to defeat Urbana’s Leonard L. Kizer of Graham Local who finished with 445 points.
In Ohio's 1830 legislative elections Jacksonian Democrats and anti Jackson factions fought closely. The Senate elected 18 Jackson and 18 anti Jackson members while the House returned 34 Jackson and 38 anti Jackson members. Duncan McArthur secured the governorship with about 49.66 percent of the vote to 49,486 for Robert Lucas.
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