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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1978

Page

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Winter of 78 Foretells Snowier Season Ahead

AP reports the winter of 78 shaping as exceptionally snowy in the eastern half with January record snows in Cleveland and South Bend while western areas show a patchwork pattern. Jet stream shifts bring arctic cold south and a second west to southeast band fuels more storms, easing heating shortages but hindering fuel distribution.

Washington United States Cleveland South Bend Ind Allen Pearson National Kansas City Houston Phoenix Ariz Arctic Pacific Rockies Department of Energy Seaboard Central Plains Robert R Dickson National Weather Service Continental Divide

Silent march honors fallen miner amid Indiana strike

In Petersburg Indiana hundreds of striking coal miners marched silently to honor John Hull a 32 year old Patoka man killed Friday in a non union mine gun battle with guards. A memorial service was held earlier with 1500 miners at a Winslow high school as police and townsfolk watched the procession through town and back to the coalfields.

Petersburg Ind Indiana John Hull Patoka Here Winslow Hull William Walker Main Street Ballfield

Inside Ann Landers and Women’s News Play

A fragmented page mentions Inside Ann Landers columns, Erma Bombeck, Heloise, and Middletown area markets and TV theaters. It includes a crime tip line request and notes vital statistics, want ads, editorials, and deaths without cohesive context.

Ann Landers Erma Bombeck Heloise Middletown Women's

Strike Drag? Coal Shortages Spark Energy Emergencies

Rapidly dwindling coal stocks trigger energy emergencies in Indiana and West Virginia as miners oppose a tentative wage deal. Kentucky approves cuts, Ohio weighs sharing power, and utilities plan mandatory reductions as 30 day stockpiles fall. Absenteeism policy fuels miner disagreement while federal talks continue.

Associated Press Indiana West Virginia Public Service Commission William Sorrells Indiana Energy Office Kentucky Ohio Department of Energy Dayton Toledo Columbus Cincinnati United Mine Workers Bargaining Council

PUCO Exempts phone switching centers from cutbacks

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio exempted telephone switching centers from mandatory energy curtailments during power cutbacks. Essential health and safety customers had been exempted earlier, with Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. the only center in that category.

Columbus, Ohio Public Utilities Commission of Ohio PUCO Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co

State braces for spring floods amid record snowfalls

Gov James A Rhodes says Ohio prepares for potential floods with an early warning meeting and a statewide flood information center. ODNR plans updated river condition maps for 100 years, with county disaster officials alerted. Nichols cites likely Ohio River flooding and ice jams on Maumee, Chagrin, and Muskingum rivers as thaw could worsen. Forecasts predict fair skies then mix of snow and rain with temperatures in the 20s to 30s.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Ohio Department of Natural Resources U.S. Soil Conservation Service Nichols Cincinnati Maumee Vermilion Chagrin Grand Muskingum Scioto Philo Sunday Nichols Hocking River Lancaster Logan Nelsonville Lake Erie Chagrin River

Interstate highway system faces major repairs and higher costs

Rep. Sam Gibbons cites a Federal Highway Administration study showing 8000 miles of the 38000 mile interstate system need resurfacing or major work. He estimates up to $19 billion may be required through 1995, noting wear out rates exceed original projections. The project, beginning in 1957, has cost $63.7 billion so far and may reach $104.3 billion by completion between 1987 and 2000.

Washington Sam M. Gibbons D-Fla Federal Highway Administration Gibbons House Ways and Means Committee Transportation Brock Adams

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