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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1978
Page
9
Reader letters from across the country critique and defend Ann Landers photographs in her column. Topics include wig accuracy, aging images, and reader reactions to daily picture changes, with a range of opinions from delight to frustration.
Dear reader provides practical home fire safety tips for fall and winter. Emphasizes creating multiple escape routes, practicing drills, and a meeting place. Steps include evacuate, call the fire department, and attempt safe extinguishing. Also covers kitchen fire advice and simple hacks for common domestic hazards.
Middletown Board of Health meets at 7 30 a m in City Building. School board gathers at 4 30 p m at the board office. Franklin Township trustees convene at 7 29 p m at Hunter firehouse. Public hearing on community development funds set for 7 30 p m in City Building. Warren County Commission at 9 a m in County Administration Building. City Council at 7 30 p m in Municipal Building. West Elkton Village Council at 7 30 p m in Village Hall.
The puzzle lists clues across and down from 40 to 46 with answers spanning poets, biblical figures, animals, and common nouns. It includes entries like poet word and biblical evangelist Roberts, plus several cryptic style hints and a final theme of crosswords.
Stanford University replaces its minority admissions committee with a single expanded panel to review 5500 applicants for 86 freshman openings. The new body will weigh grades test scores and distance traveled in light of social or economic disadvantages. The change follows a 1968 goal to admit 20 percent from minority groups.
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