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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1976
Page
7
The column notes that Eugene Sheffer provided the solution for Saturday’s crossword. It credits Sheffer as the answer author and identifies the puzzle’s weekend publication context.
Houston lawyer David Berg will research past pardons and potential effects as part of Carter’s transition team and pardon plan. Berg’s work spans draft disputes, protests, and Selective Service issues while Carter weighs a first week pardon with limits on deserters and scope.
Michael A. Buck is hired by Family Service of Butler County as social service coordinator for home aide services funded by Title II and Title XX programs. Buck, a Lemon Monroe High School graduate and Miami University alumnus, brings experience from Home Ride and the Arthritis Foundation. He serves on local boards and volunteers with area groups as the agency offers support to keep families intact and elderly residents in their homes. Call 868-5245 for information.
Providence AP Novelist Nathaniel Hawthorne showed a normal interest in girls legs and enjoyed a smoke or drink with friends, Brown University professor Hyatt H. Waggoner says after authenticating Hawthorne’s earliest manuscript notebook from 1835 to 1841. The 46 page work is described as inward-centered and idea-centered, reshaping our view of Hawthorne.
Ohio Transportation Director Richard D. Jackson announced a series of seminars in Columbus to teach small and minority contractors how to qualify and bid on state construction projects. The sessions, in their second year, aim to clarify procedures and requirements that can open work for qualified upper tier bidders.
Columbia Gas of Ohio residential customers will see a 30 percent increase in gas bills starting Monday November 29 1976. The utility cited last winters milder weather and higher fuel costs as factors and notes many bills were lower last year due to the mild season.
Robert E. Roll, Columbus district manager for Columbia, notes higher costs stem from a 16 percent rate increase over the past year and forecasts a cold period ahead affecting utility pricing.
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