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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
7
Puzzle clues from Eugene Sheffer titled Today In 20 include entries such as 23 Beget 24 and out 25 Finally and 28 Plead with 29 A skinflint 30 Type of bread 32 Food provider 34 By nature, inviting solvers to fill a classic newspaper crossword grid.
Judge Keith Hayes in Carson City Nevada uses mass affidavits and brief questions to dissolve uncontested marriages. In his first session, 15 couples filed and were divorced in six minutes. Hayes says the process is legal and may expand to written affidavits.
On September 26 1777 British troops occupied Philadelphia during the American Revolution. Other events include Russia defeating Turkey at Brailoff in 1809 and the Holy Alliance formed in 1815. Today’s birthday notes Pope Paul VI at 78. Bicentennial note mentions Washington’s order on black soldiers.
Marjorie E. Fawcett a lecturer educator author and civic leader was named by Gov. James Rhodes to the Ohio Board of Regents She is the wife of former Ohio State University president Novice G Fawcett and succeeds David G Hill whose term expired September 20.
In a column by Dear Heloise, the writer describes using TV dinner foil and a toaster-broiler oven to bake biscuits alongside meals. She notes living in a small efficiency apartment and sharing kitchen space while cooking dinners away from home.
Readers share practical hacks from quick oven meals to improvised stove hooks. Andy uses foil and short cuts to cook TV dinners with biscuits. Violet S invents a wall friendly drapery hook for hot pads. Mrs. Roy McSwain notes detergent bottle tags guide milk deliveries from porch to truck.
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller hosted a $100 per person cocktail fundraiser for Sen. Robert Taft at Rockefeller's private Washington residence on Foxhall Road. About 360 guests were invited. sponsors included Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott, Sen. John Tower, Rep. John Rhodes, and Rep. Sam Devine.
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