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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1972

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Polite Gift to Trenton Teen From Police Station

Seventeen year old Vickie Lansaw of 428 Kenwood Lane was allowed to dispatch one police message at Middletown station to celebrate Christmas. She enjoys listening to calls late at night and hopes to become a police dispatcher. The department presented her a watch engraved for Vickie from MPD.

Trenton Vickie Lansaw Ellis Lansaw Kenwood Lane Middletown Vickie Ptl Russell Hess MPD James Howerton

Insurance ruling prompts Blue Cross rate decision in Ohio

Ohio State Insurance Dept may not appeal after Franklin County Court overturned a ruling granting Blue Cross of Central Ohio a 20 percent rate hike. Dept director says language favorable to them could guide future cases, while the increase is set to take effect Feb 1.

Columbus, Ohio State Insurance Department Franklin County Blue Cross Central Ohio Kenneth DeShetler

Truman's Condition Unchanged For Days

Former president Harry S. Truman remained in very serious condition in Kansas City as his kidneys were less than 10 percent effective and his heart stayed erratic. Doctors noted the body’s blood supply and nourishment issues tied to organ failures, with officials uncertain about his survival.

Kansas City, Mo Harry S. Truman Truman Research Hospital John Dreves Dreves Drewes

Soviet envoy denounces U S bombing of North Vietnam

Paris AP reports Soviet ambassador Abram Ssimov condemns renewed air raids and mining in North Vietnam. He says escalation won t force Hanoi to yield and calls for peaceful negotiations. He links policy weakness to the bombing and warns war escalation harms Soviet American relations.

Paris France U.S Viet Nam Vietnam Washington Saigon Piotr Abram Ssimov North Soviet Union Abrassimov Brassimov

Chuckle Before Dawn: A Wry Night Owls Morning Resolve

A lighthearted remark notes how nighttime humor fades as the idea of rising early the next morning looms. The line captures a common mood about motivation and routine.

Weather outlook for Middletown: Cloudy skies and warming

Cloudy skies in Middletown with a slight warmup tonight and Wednesday. Lows in the upper 30s tonight, highs in the upper 40s on Wednesday. A 70 percent chance of rain or drizzle tonight. Yesterday’s high was 37 and overnight low 35 with a trace of rain this morning.

Middletown

Heaviest North Vietnam air strike logs major losses

U S planes pressed the Hanoi Haiphong raid with the heaviest one day losses yet. Two B52 bombers and an F111 fighter-bomber were down with eight airmen missing. Hanoi claimed several fliers captured. Seven Americans rescued in Thailand. Civilians harmed during attacks as Hanoi vowed to continue.

Hanoi Thailand U.S North Vietnam Nixon Hanoi-Haiphong South Vietnam Cambodia Laos Tonkin Gulf

Madden Case Continued In Cincinnati

A court hearing for Ronald Madden of Loveland was continued to January 9 in the slaying of his parents and sister and the wounding of a police officer. Judge Joseph Leubbers of Hamilton County Municipal Court ordered Madden held without bond. The Madden bodies were found at the family home Saturday.

Cincinnati Joseph Leubbers Hamilton County Ronald Madden Loveland Madden Delmar Madden Darleen Madden Gwen

Government to supply beef and pork for school lunches

The Agriculture Department plans to buy ground beef and pork for distribution to schools around Feb. 1, ensuring nutritious meals for millions of students. Prices rise with higher cattle and hog costs, but USDA purchases will be in wholesale railroad-car quantities to aid needy families.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA Herbert D. Rorex Food and Nutrition Service Rorex Bureau of Labor Statistics

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