28 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1977
Page
1
A panel of psychologists urged a consumer guide to verify claims in self help works while stopping short of banning them. They cited titles like How to Take Control of Your Life and I'm OK You’re OK as best sellers and warned some books may cause real harm.
Ohio AP report covers a Buckeye Building stall selling resin encased marijuana lids billed as legal by dealer Dave Knight of Columbus. The piece also notes other fair vendors and Bob Hope’s finale as the 124th fair closes. It includes Carter remarks on the Panama Canal treaty, China talks, Middle East peace, and domestic energy policy.
A maple tree twenty to thirty feet tall stands inside an abandoned silo on Bernard Moylet’s farm near Tiffin, Ohio. The tree, present when Moylet bought the land ten years ago, is lit only during Christmas and remains largely unnoticed by passersby on Ohio 53.
Even though Lynette Johnson left diving competition she remains a graceful figure in flight. Photos by John Sheckler appear on page 49.
Weather remains hot and humid with a strong chance of late day and evening storms. Today and tomorrow high temperatures in the low 90s with overnight lows around 75. Rain chances around 40 percent today and 50 percent tonight.
Cleveland authorities ruled the death of 6 year old Robert W. Arnold a homicide after a salt overdose involving low sodium salt and potassium chloride. Foster parents Milano and Sharon Marteniuk faced grand jury scrutiny while denying deliberate harm. The boy had a history of hiding salt and consuming salty drinks and foods.
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