28 Aug 1975
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
1
Millions of millipedes flood Floyds Knobs residents report crawl over yards roads and homes two months into the outbreak. They pose no injuries or damage though trenches and turpentine are used to deter them.
Farmers complain producers are paid for good beef while many cattle marketed as all choice grade end up as good or select. Lounsberry notes price spreads and ungraded meat price parity, urging shoppers to ask retailers if meat is good or choice.
The Middletown area has a chance of showers tonight through Monday with lows in the 60s and highs in the 80s. Yesterday's high reached 89 and the overnight low 62.
President Ford meets 16 governors to discuss voluntary conservation and legislation to curb federal regulation of wellhead gas prices. He may push deregulation of interstate gas as contracts expire, with states like Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana key producers. Some governors declined or did not respond.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will hold up to 20 nonpartisan hearings on U.S. foreign policy options for the next decade. Hearings begin September 10 on public perceptions, then October 8 on U.S. values with Kissinger and Schlesinger, and October 22 on resources with Simon Butz and Morton.
Up to 30 000 diners at Hungry Horse and Oliver's Posh London Pub in the Georgia Pacific building may have faced exposure to infectious hepatitis. Health officials issued an epidemic alert after 32 cases emerged among staff and patrons, with over 1 000 gamma globulin vaccinations administered in hours. The restaurants closed August 22, pinning spread to a shared facility and noting no food or water contamination.
Federal Judge fined United Mine Workers national officers 500000 dollars for civil contempt over a wildcat strike spanning West Virginia and six states. The order threatens daily penalties of 100000 dollars if miners do not return to work, with reductions if they resume by Tuesday.
A 71-year-old housewife confronted two would be burglars from Cincinnati at her rural home. She seized her husband’s .22 rifle and fired three shots, wounding one man. Stephen Etter, 21, held at a Ohio hospital. James Brown, 29, waived extradition to Indiana. Both charged with first degree burglary.
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