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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1977

Page

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Toledo levy language questioned as bonds face risk

A Toledo case targets the school board over levy wording and potential default risks. Banks allege the board used 1977 tax revenues for operating costs, jeopardizing $12 million in tax anticipation notes due December. The suit argues the ballot language lacked a dollar figure for five years.

John Hayward Toledo First National Bank of Toledo Huntington Bank of Toledo Ohio Citizens Trust Co Sylvania Savings Bank Board of Education

Tripoli Summit pressures Syria on Egypt boycott

Arab states press Syria to join an economic boycott of Egypt over Sadat’s trip to Jerusalem. Seven hours of talks in Tripoli failed to reach consensus with Syria’s Assad resisting sanctions while Libya’s Khadafy pushes a united Arab stand.

Tripoli Libya Syria Anwar Sadat Mideast Iraq South Yemen Algeria Peoples’ Hall Col Muammar Khadafy Israel Sadat Jerusalem Egypt Palestine Liberation Organization Yasir Arafat George Habash Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Khadafy Hafez Assad Assad Persian Gulf Saudi Arabia Akhbar el Youm London Sinai Peninsula Golan Heights Arab East Jerusalem West Bank Jordan River Associated Press NBC News Middle East Mecca

Carter seeks tough import dumping plan for steel

President Carter moves toward a major policy against unfair steel imports as Labor Secretary Marshall and Treasury official Solomon press for prompt relief. A reference price system may trigger automatic anti dumping actions, with Japan signaling support for the plan.

Anthony Solomon The Treasury Japan United States Naohiro Amaya Ministry of International Trade and Industry

Los Angeles Hillside Strangler case

A 24-year-old clothing store worker Bennett Merrett of Hesperia is questioned and booked for robbery in connection with the Hillside Strangler killings and rapes. Police note similarities in ten murders, with victims mostly young women, often dumped beside freeways. reward offered by city ordinance.

Los Angeles Bennett Merrett Hesperia Yolanda W Ton Iole Washington Ventura Griffith Park Mee Hillside Lauren Rae Wagner Merrett

Pesticide Coated Pot Under Federal Study

Federal officials study whether marijuana smuggled from Mexico is contaminated with paraquat. White House and lawmakers voiced concern that sprayed cannabis could enter the United States posing health hazards. A health warning would follow if tests confirm dangerous contamination.

Washington United States Mexico Lee I. Dogoloff White House

Celebrities laud weak Humphrey at high profile benefit

President Carter and a 2500 strong celebrity audience praised Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey at a black tie gala benefiting a campaign to fund the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute at the University of Minnesota. Humphrey spoke amid chemotherapy treatment and emotional moments.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Carter Humphrey Walter F. Mondale U.S. Senate

Floods in western Washington kill two as evacuation swells

Western Washington faces rising flood danger after thousands flee homes. Officials fear the death toll could climb beyond two, with more than 6 500 National Guardsmen placed on standby after a state of emergency declaration by Gov Dixy Lee Ray. The governor planned to tour the affected area.

Seattle Wash Washington Dixy Lee Ray

Bermuda riots challenge curfew after factory fires

Black teens defy a dusk to dawn curfew by firebombing 14 factories and stores in Hamilton. Riot police used tear gas to disperse demonstrators protesting two black murderers hanged. Weather outlook cites intermittent rain with cool highs and 60 percent rain chance.

Hamilton Bermuda

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