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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1976

Page

3

Ohio Senate Set to Vote on Utility Rate Change Measure

Ohio Senate prepares to vote on a bill to replace the RC N rate formula with a rate base tied to original cost. Senator John T McCormack pushes a hard line opposing House amendments, while Senate Leader Oliver Ocasek signals possible compromise in a conference committee.

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Two liquor permit suspensions issued by Department of Liquor Control

The Department of Liquor Control ordered suspensions against two Middleton permit holders to run concurrently in April. Violations cited included gambling devices and tip tickets on premises and convictions for operating a gambling house. Short received a seven day suspension for Sunday sales and consumption at Glen's Place, with further violations noted but no penalties. Remaining entries include various permit applications and new licenses for carryout beer and wine, late hours, and 3.2 percent beer.

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New York Sees Henry M Jackson Lead Democratic Primary

Henry M Jackson gains backing from New York Jewish and labor groups as Democrats head into a pivotal primary. Udall and Carter campaign in Wisconsin while Ford and Reagan focus elsewhere. New York, second in delegates, weighs heavy for the convention.

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Puerto Rico Delegates Shuffle for Democratic National Convention

Puerto Rico votes move toward Jackson with Henry as potential delegate leader. Carter backers boycott, Jackson gains delegates across five districts, with Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colón noting two uncommitted delegates may back Jackson on the first ballot. Five at large delegates to be chosen at a late party convention.

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Wisconsin primaries fire up as candidates tour state

Presidential hopefuls trumpet change and push late campaigning across Wisconsin. Jimmy Carter visits La Crosse and plans three Wisconsin stops while Morris Udall campaigns in Washington and vows to win the Wisconsin primary. Gerald Ford addresses Green Bay supporters as Betty Ford promotes the ticket in Madison and Milwaukee. The crowd count nears 6,000 in Green Bay with 568 Democratic convention delegates at stake.

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