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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
13
Readers share quick home hacks from Heloise. Turning tops inside out before washing prevents necklines from stretching and reduces pilling while hanging to dry. Other tips include napkin use with dishes, spice tea with nutmeg or cinnamon, and playful anecdotes from readers.
Oslo based reports show Norwegians drank three million quarts of illegal moonshine in 1970. The Oslo brewers association notes a 26 percent rise since 1966, driven by high taxes on legal liquor and greater home production.
Major events listed for May 18 include Napoleon proclaiming emperor in 1804, Lincoln nominating by a 1860 Republican convention, the 1863 Vicksburg siege start, a 1899 Hague peace conference, 1933 TVA creation, 1941 Italian Ethiopian surrender, 1951 UN HQ move, 10 years ago RCA satellite plan, 1961 McNamara proposal, and a 1970 note on Cambodia’s Phnom Penh.
March 21 to April 20 Aries streamline your activities for efficiency. Taurus display good sportsmanship now. Gemini be alert to hidden flaws in new agreements. Cancer interference with personal plans lifts in the afternoon. Leo use care now as minor disputes could grow into ugly quarrels. Virgo new trends in the making. check proposals before accepting. Libra don’t scatter energies. avoid taking on too much. Scorpio a short business trip could bring invaluable new contacts. Sagittarius curb a tendency to shoulder everyone’s burdens. Capricorn unexpected news may prompt a sudden trip. Aquarius associates somewhat uncooperative. counteract with good humor. Pisces a complete change in plans turns out most favorably.
The marriage license notices include Steve James Sabota, 21, and Sandra Kaye McNutt, 20, of Armco and Knoll Lane. Jerry Donald Gillum, 19, and Judith Kay Oberle, 20, of Germantown and Mid dletown Hamilton Road. Clifford Milburn Green Jr., and Cheryl Joyce Praete, 26, of Cincinnati Gas & Electric and 301 S Marshall Road. Gary Wayne Gross, 20, and Pamela Whitman, 20, of U S Army and 1830 Central Ave. Vernon Louis Lamb, 41, and Etta Marie Nicholson, 50, of Good year and 6501 Germantown Road. Thomas Mason Minor, 21, and Pamela Lynn Benseler, 18, of Armco and Rosedale Road. Larry Edward Ray, 23, and Darlene Gail Jorgensen, 19, of Franklin and Oxford state Road.
Readers flood Washington with letters urging support for S-34 the cancer conquest bill. Ann Landers praises the mass mail campaign as a shift of priorities toward medical research. An unrelated reader asks about a coworker who is pregnant and unmarried, seeking guidance on prejudice and social response.
Corbett Edward Baker of Grundy Virginia was given an indeterminate term in the Ohio Penitentiary by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer after a Feb 11 guilty finding for breaking open a coin receiving device. Thomas Joseph Burkhardt of Middletown received five years probation and 30 days jail time for breaking into a pay telephone in a Middletown shopping center parking lot.
In Lansing, a 1850 presidential order signed by Zachary Taylor could revoke hunting and fishing rights granted to Chippewa Indians under an 1842 treaty. The Michigan Supreme Court had previously ruled Indians enjoyed broad, unregulated fishing and hunting that could be challenged by state laws. The affected lands cover much of Michigan’s western Upper Peninsula.
U S Senator William B Saxbe of Ohio will be the featured speaker at Wilmington College's 19th commencement on Sunday June 6. The college will award him an honorary doctor of laws degree for his dedication to peace and reordering national priorities.
Outdoor enthusiasts embrace Schwinn for winter skiing and skating and warm weather cycling. The ad showcases 5 and 10 speed bikes for men women and young adults with a test ride invitation and location at 1200 First Ave with phone 424-0211.
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