Television Highlights and Public Notice in Middletown
TV listings for channels 2 5 7 8 9 and 10 feature Dick Van Dyke Jeannie Golden Age auto Debra Reynolds Red Skelton Bea an Hogan Governor J J Marcus Welby and foreign exchange A Man Called Adam Madeleine and an auction of dangerous buildings at 825 Eleventh Avenue Middletown Ohio plus a public hearing January 29 1979 by Butler County Commissioners on zoning change and property description.
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Mecco, Inc
Eleventh Avenue
Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Mecca, Inc
Butler
Butter County
Butler County Court House
Hamilton
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Hamilton-Middletown
Rangeew Township
Steve Lewis
Fenwick Drive
Fairfield
Cale L. Logsdon
William W. Denham
Donald S. Bacon
Robert W. Bogan
800 Italians Leave Libya Since Coup
More than 800 Italians have left Libya since the coup that overthrew King Idris on Sept. 1 and settled in refugee camps in Italy. Officials say those who depart risk confiscation of property while Libya’s Italian community, once 25 000 strong, held holdings valued unofficially at 280 million dollars.
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Rome
Libya
Italy
Idris
Season's End Freighters Dock on Great Lakes Run
Two U S Steel fleet freighters the Clarke and Olds were due to dock at Lorain Ohio today completing the season's final haul on the Great Lakes. Lakes cargo totaled about 190 950 000 tons this season lagging the 1957 record. Mildred Caroyin Phillips of 111 Lively Oak Hill WV to be noticed that John D Phillips filed a petition in County Ohio case 17984 with a February 2 1970 response deadline. The Middletown Civic Association will hold its annual meeting January 28 1970 at 7 30 PM in Middletown Ohio.
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Detroit
U.S. Steel Corp
Clarke and
Olds
Lorain
Ohio
Great Lakes
Mildred Caroyin Phillips
Lively
Oak Hill
West Virginia
John D. Phillips
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ward S. Robb, JR
Barbara Carter
Anthony Valen
Middletown Civic Association
Middletown
North Broad Street
Secale
E. Reichelderfer
Donald E. Reichelderfer
J. F. Seibold
F. Seibold
Tuning In and TV Shakeups Fade From ABC Lineup
A pair of 1969 TV experiments including Music Scene and The New People end quietly as ABC loses its bid to draw younger viewers. Critics note weak sponsorship and audience drift, while Survivors wraps with a dramatic finale. ABC plans new program changes for the following week.
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New York
David Steinberg
ABC
John Sebastian
Woodstock
Buffy Sainte-Marie
Groucho Marx
Lana Turner
George Hamilton
Lana
Kevin McCarthy
Pianist James Stork Wins Columbus Youth Music Prize
James Stork won the Columbus Symphony Orchestra Young Musicians Competition Senior Division, earning $25. He will guest solo with the Columbus Symphony later this year after competing against 26 high school entrants with Mendelssohn G minor concerto. He is a Middletown High School junior and active in the Middletown Symphony Orchestra.
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James Stork
Columbus Symphony Orchestra
Lesley Lane
Stork
Middletown High School
Mendelssohn
Middletown Symphony
Cincinnati Symphony
Middletown Symphony Orchestra
Probate Court Action to Sell Real Estate in Butler County Ohio
Evelyn Colbert Administratrix of Arthur Stringer Deceased filed a petition in Butler County Probate Court Case No 25426 to sell real estate in Bon Vene subdivision Middletown to pay debts. Defendants Louise Brown Claudine Jemison and unknown heirs must answer by January 31 1970.
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Probate Court
Butler County
Ohio
Evelyn Colbert
Arthur Stringer
Louise Brown
Claudine Jemison
Miami River
Middletown
Sutter Theof
Vel Adminiatratrix
Ae Satens
Ithur
Dee. Nee Jan
Rubber conference notes surge in world production
Between 1948 and 1968 world rubber production rose from about 2 million to 6.6 million tons, marking a more than threefold increase discussed at a global convention. The data reflects rapid expansion in supply and industry growth across major producing regions.
McCormack Aide Charged In Criminal Conspiracy
A federal grand jury indicted Martin Sweig and Nathan Voloshen on criminal conspiracy charges alleging influence peddling through the Speaker's office in matters before government agencies. The case cites a $50,000 payment and a $500,000 finder’s fee linked to Parvin-Dohrmann Co and SEC actions. Voloshen faced three perjury counts for denying payments and knowledge of two questioned individuals.
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Ted Cronyn
Associated Press
NEW York
Martin Sweig
John W. McCormack
Nathan M. Voloshen
Sweig
McCormack
Massachusetts Democrat
Voloshen
Robert M. Morgenthau
U.S
Morgent
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
SEC
Parvin-Dohrmann
Chicago
Sidney R. Korshak
Fake Bank Deposit Box Nets Hundreds
In Grimsby England a thief pryed open a wall mounted night deposit box after a notice announced its temporary box use. The officer said the loot is unknown but likely several hundred pounds in cash.
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Grimsby
England
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Jerry
Jeannie
Debbie Reynolds
Debbie
Red Skelton
Duke Ellington
Pat Carroll
George Appleby
Beaan
Hogan
J. J
Marcus Welby
Foreign Exchange
Sebastian Cabot
Secret Service
Adam
Sammy Davis Jr
Madeleine
Ann Todd
Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes
Lance Corp
Arvil J. E. Hall
M.A.W. Air
FMF Pac
F. P
San Francisco
Sarah L Hall
Grante Edward S. Robb, JR
Crist & Kaup
H, Useo
H. C. Nutting Company
Cincinnati
City Commission
Cynthia Lowry
Dora Allen
Finney Allen
Edward S. Robb, JR
Norman G. Grevey
Penn Central Transportation Company
Miami Avenue
Crk
City Commission An
Union
Florida
Jet Delta
Miami
Tampa
St. Pete
Clearwater
Delta
Orlando
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Adelta
Mamie Briggs
Washington
Meeker Plbg
FORD
Torino
Motor Trend
America
Rowan & Martin
NBC
S.T. Ford
Maverick
P.O. Box
Dearborn
Michigan
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