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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1976

Page

16

Falconers' romance hooks birds with artificial insemination

In Greenacres Washington Robert Young and Lester Boyd the falconers use cooperative artificial insemination to breed falcons. The pair describe courtship rituals food exchange and seduction as part of mating with their birds. They transport semen by carrier pigeon to Greenacres for insemination.

Greenacres Wash Robert Young Lester Boyd Young Spokane Boyd Washington State University Pullman North America

Last of Nenia new schools ready in fall

Xenia Ohio AP says the final two of four tornado rebuilt schools will open next fall. The high school at 5.5 million with 1500 capacity and the junior high at 2.1 million are the last structures to be completed after April 1974 tornado destruction.

Nenia Xenia Ohio

Norfolk and Western to rehabilitate 510 miles of line

Roanoke based Norfolk and Western Railway announced a 110 million capital improvement program for next year to rehabilitate 510 miles of right of way from Ohio to Indiana. The plan covers the Portsmouth Ohio to Lafayette Indiana route, the Cincinnati to New Castle segment acquired from Penn Central in April, and freight yard track work around Columbus. Completion is targeted for 1978.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railway Ohio Indiana Norfolk and Western Portsmouth Lafayette Ind Cincinnati New Castle Penn Central Columbus

FBI chief says criminals are jobless men amid crime debate

Newark Ohio AP report quotes Thomas Mitchell, FBI Columbus chief, saying criminals are people who never have jobs when jobs exist, arguing crime can be controlled only by changing minds. He spoke to the Rotary during remarks on the Crawford kidnap murder case and Garside's later conviction.

Newark Ohio Thomas Mitchell FBI Columbus Rotary Club James J. Crawford National Bank of Detroit John S. Garside Garside Detroit

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