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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1978

Page

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Record Snowfalls Mark Unprecedented Two Day Storm

Weather records show a two day storm dumping 14 inches of snow, surpassing 1950 and 1935 totals. Morningstar notes lack of zero weather added to milder impact, with 15 to 16 inches on the ground this morning and historic cold records broken earlier in January.

U.S T. Morningstar Weather Service Morningstar National Weather Service Dayton

Ohio snow recedes from year earlier on state wide view

Ohio dodges a harsher winter than last year with lower below zero readings and reduced snow. Yet widespread snowfall still leaves 1 to 13 inches across cities. Gov. Rhodes deploys 77 National Guardsmen to aid cleanup as crews keep highways open and motorists urged to seek shelter in stops.

Cincinnati Cleveland Weather Service Bob Bowes Columbus Jim Malinosky Ohio Highway Patrol Kentucky Ohio Department of Highway Safety Susan Kuttas Athens U.S. 33 Nelsonville Raymond C. Windle Logan Upper Sandusky Akron-Canton Dayton Toledo Ohio River Valley Chespeake Zanesville

Blood shortage worsens across mid-Atlantic region

Cold and wet weather crippled blood donor programs in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland and Arkansas prompting a blood emergency in New York City. The Greater New York Blood Program reported less than a day’s supply as weather kept donors away. Pittsburgh’s Central Blood Bank asked 29 hospitals to curb elective surgeries as supplies fell to about 240 pints daily from a need of 350. In Philadelphia area elective surgeries were postponed with donations 33 percent below normal.

Associated Press Nation New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Arkansas Greater Bonnie Cersosimo Pittsburgh Philadelphia

Caboose Turned Ambulance Helps Boy Reach Hospital

A snowbound route forced an emergency train, the Extra 430 South, to clear the way for a 17 year old Henderson Kentucky boy with a heart disorder. David Keith Proctor rode the special train to Nashville and Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt for urgent surgery, arriving in time for monitoring and possible procedures.

Nashville, Tenn Louisville & Nashville Railroad David Keith Proctor Henderson Nashville Childrens Hospital Vanderbilt University Medical Center Proctor Second Street Utica

Miss Kitty battles mouth cancer and regains speech

Amanda Blake, the actress known for Gunsmoke, faced a malignant mouth tumor in 1977. After an eight hour operation removing the tongue floor and transplanting thigh tissue, she learned to speak again, quit smoking, and advocates regular checkups. She recounts fear and isolation during the ordeal.

Phoenix Ariz Kitty Amanda Blake Miss Blake The Phoenix Gazette Humane Society M.D. Anderson System Cancer Center Tumor Institute Houston Alando Ballantyne

Crime Alert Phone Number Repeated in Public Notice

A public safety notice urges calling 425 7700 to report crimes or suspicious activities. It repeats the number 425 7700 and emphasizes using the police contact for assistance or reporting incidents.

Kentucky Emergency Declared Amid Major Winter Storms

Winter weather crippled the Midwest and South with over a foot of snow closing schools and delaying travel. Governor Julian Carroll declared a state of emergency in Kentucky as National Guard aid was considered. High snowfalls hit Illinois Indiana and Tennessee with widespread outages and closures in Memphis and Long Island.

Associated Press Great Lakes Tennessee Valley Kentucky Julian Carroll Tom Little Illinois Ohio Tennessee Cincinnati James Rhodes Pomeroy Irenton Portsmouth Chillicothe Manchester Chicago Detroit Long Island Lileo Lilco California

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