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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1977
Page
9
Former President Gerald Ford says he could seek the Republican nomination in 1980 if conditions develop and the party wants him. He avoids naming Reagan, defends Carter, and plans to meet Republican leaders several times yearly. Ford and Betty will be in Washington March 24 to 26.
Montreal coroner Maurice Laniel ruled a 62 year old derelict was unavoidably killed by a car driven by Quebec Premier Rene Levesque and said Levesque is not criminally responsible. Lamiel said no public inquiry is planned and Justice Minister Marc Andre Bedard may order one if he chooses.
A list of births and residents appears with families across Franklin, Dayton, Trenton, and nearby towns. Entries note newborns by family address and indicate patient listings at Middletown Hospital alongside various residents and relatives.
London AP David Owen, 38, a physician turned politician, is appointed foreign secretary by Prime Minister James Callaghan. He becomes the youngest to hold the post since Anthony Eden in 1935, after Crosland died following a stroke and Owen had been acting foreign secretary. Denis Healey was not chosen despite plans to swap roles.
Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty, a longtime political figure, is set to become deputy U.S. attorney general under President Carter. Flaherty, 52, confirmed he will accept the $52,000 yearly post after discussions with Carter, pledging to remain in the Justice Department for four years and to avoid representing government agencies for two years after leaving. He also agreed not to seek elective office for two years if he leaves the department, per a request by U.S. Senator H. John Heinz II.
The notice explains a new charge based on usage. It highlights that few users paid before and urges households to consult the book to determine if they will be billed. It emphasizes that only about 10 percent of customers have been charged so far and that many will not pay.
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