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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1970
Page
9
A reader questions values taught by a platinum blond grandmother and how children remember grandparents. Several letters discuss confusing romance, a threat of a peace bond, and proper conduct during the National Anthem with guidance from Ann Landers.
A reader shares a sewing tip about placing a bobbin on the machine spindle when thread runs out. The technique lets the machine sew with remaining thread, sparking praise from Heloise. A second tip notes adding a flange by sewing a 1 inch edge on pillowcases for a neater look.
A reader asks for help trimming thigh and tummy fat and achieving a bikini look. Advice includes hip roll and leg lift exercises, bikini waxing, and using calamine lotion for post-wax sensitivity. Other tips cover glove care with an art gum eraser, carrying a purse eraser piece, and practical storage ideas for shopping and lockers.
In Minneapolis two avowed homosexuals sought a marriage license in County District Court. Judge Stanley D. Wack denied the request, ruling state law does not ban same sex marriage and cannot be read in isolation from other family and probate laws. Baker, a University of Law student, and McConnell, a university library employee, applied last May and argued the law is unconstitutional.
Douglas William Baker of Middletown Ohio currently in the United States Navy will petition the Probate Court of Butler County Ohio to change his name to Douglas Harold Lewis. The hearing is set for December 22 1970 at 10 00 A M or as soon thereafter as the court may hear. Attorneys for applicant Stubbs and Stubbs Castell Building Middletown Ohio 45042.
Homestead Air Force Base fighters scrambled to halt an unidentified aircraft spotted on radar. The aircraft turned out to be a restored Junkers JU52 from Quito Ecuador en route to Polo Illinois. The plane was guided to Miami International Airport for explanations before resuming the journey.
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