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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1976
Page
3
Arthur Sweeney, 35, grabbed a police gun and fired in a Waterbury courthouse injuring four people including Officer Bolton and Deputy Dullard. Sweeney was chased through the building and subdued after a fall. he faces four counts of attempted murder with bail set at 400000.
Vincent Skladany and his wife bought a Lucky Buck ticket during their silver anniversary celebration at Fleet Cafe in Cleveland. After sending the suit to the cleaner the ticket was found in the pocket. Officials say his $100000 prize check will arrive in about a month.
The Interior Department is poised to approve four strip mining permits in the coal rich Northern Great Plains after justices lifted an injunction delaying approvals for over a year. The court also agreed to hear the government's appeal on whether a region wide environmental impact statement is required.
Frederick W. Schwier has been elected president of Aeroquip Corp., a Libbey Owens Ford subsidiary, announced by LOF president Don T. McKone in Toledo Ohio.
The Ravenna consortium medical school gains 10.8 million for construction after lawmakers express concerns over planning delays. Report requested on heating plant issues as enrollment for 197? enters 42 from 70 while the consortium includes Youngstown State, the University of Akron and Kent State. The board also moves 21.6 million from the federal revenue sharing fund to the general fund to ease state cash flow with repayment due as revenues improve, and approves 84,000 for land to expand seven state parks.
Cincinnati police face a possible strike after the Fraternal Order of Police approved striking if city talks fail. Police, led by Elmer Dunaway, say they will not strike without a general meeting of the 1,175 officers and have begun withholding traffic tickets as leverage.
A 13th body was found in the Pathfinder Hotel rubble three days after an explosion and fire in Fremont. Dozens were injured and five more people remained missing as workers combed the debris. A bystander mourned the loss of Sue Hokamp whose baby had eight weeks earlier.
Thomas V. Lefferson, Senior Vice President and Auditor, declares the call report true and correct to the best of knowledge for the bank. Directors Elliott D. Levey Ed N. Cohn D. M. Yost attest to the report’s correctness and publication as required by law. January 7, 1976.
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