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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1976
Page
1
Cloudy skies in Middletown tonight with lows 10 to 15 degrees. Snow is forecast late Friday with highs near 28. Yesterday's high 30 and overnight low 19. Extended outlook shows a chance of rain Saturday and snow flurries Sunday and Monday.
Dr G Conrad Hornbuckle of Cedar Rapids says fibrous foods like apples celery and carrots do not remove plaque as once believed. The ADA concurs noting these foods shed only surface plaque and cannot replace brushing and flossing.
Kissinger told reporters negotiations with Soviet leaders remain serious and possible stalemate looms. Gromyko urged an agreement prepared published and signed, while the Politburo met and a noon session was postponed to 6 p.m. as talks continued with Brezhnev.
Kentucky state trooper William Francis Pickard, 26, of Fulton, was fatally wounded after a shotgun blast struck him in Hodgenville while assisting Hodgenville Police officers in serving an assault and menacing warrant on Robert G. Hodgenville. He died en route to Hardin County Memorial Hospital in Elizabethtown.
Three Akron men identified as Dennis L. Buchanan 21 John M. Lovejoy 35 and Robert E. Schoolcraft 46 died when their pickup collided with a tractor-trailer on Ohio 2 near the Davis Besse nuclear power plant in Port Clinton Ottawa County authorities reported the collision occurred Wednesday afternoon.
President Suleiman Franjieh announced that Lebanon's warring factions reached a cease-fire and fundamental principles for a political solution. A supreme military committee will oversee an end to fighting with Syrian and Lebanese forces and the Palestine Liberation Army involved. Subcommittees will plan implementation and disengagement across battle zones.
NTSB blames crew for Dec 1 1974 TWA 514 crash near Mt Weather Virginia after misinterpreting clearance to approach. Dulles traffic control and chart checks cited as factors though majority fault lies with cockpit crew.
Larry and Kay Davis own Murray Theater in Murray Iowa population about 600. Their first R rated film drew 14 with 4 leaving during a nude rape scene prompting refunds and a pledge to show only family films. They funded the venture with day jobs and a niece selling concessions as they plan a restroom and look to Bambi to boost crowds.
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