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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1978

Page

8

Births Reported for Several Local Families

Mr and Mrs Gary Lovell at 6930 Mount Vernon St report a birth on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harold Walters Jr at 1620 Lamberton Square Apartments announce a girl born Saturday. Mr and Mrs David Adams of 2309 Longfellow St announce a birth Sunday. Mr and Mrs Michael Cope at 2009 Logan Ave report a girl born Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Adams at 122 Fairview Drive Carlisle report a girl born Sunday.

Gary Lovell Mount Vernon St Bey Harold Walters Jr Lamberton Square David Adams Longfellow St Michael Cope Logan Ave Irl John Adams Fairview Drive Carlisle Giri

Vital Statistics Births and Hospital Visiting Hours Noted

A survey of birth notices lists multiple names and addresses including Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mockabee Franklin and Shirley Chamberlain Linden Ave among others. Hospital visiting hours are stated as Monday through Saturday for medical surgical and pediatric patients from 11 a m to 2 p m and 18 p m.

Shirley Chamberlain Linden Ave Luna Horton Redbud Drive Otis Rainwater Germantown-Middleton Flake Strouth Lebanon John’ Waddell Springboro Luther Breeding Germantown Stephen Joseph Cottie Ellen Drive George Lee Groves Judy Drive William Hoff Franklin Raymond Lear Winona Drive John L. Mitchell 14Th Ave Jack Boone Jackson Lane Daniel Hellard Trenton Mervin Russell

Navy to retire Nautilus submarine next year after 25 years

The Nautilus, the world's first nuclear powered submarine, will retire in 1979 as part of budget driven fleet changes. Commissioned in 1954 it sailed under the Arctic in 1958 and could be kept mothballed in the reserve fleet after eight months of inactivation at Mare Island.

Washington Navy Defense Harold Brown North Pole Hawaii England Mare Island Naval Shipyard San Francisco

Canfield Senior Wins 1978 Ohio Junior Miss Title

Canfield high school senior Pamela Rigas, 17, captured the 1978 Ohio Junior Miss crown in Mount Vernon after a 28-contestant judging process based on scholastic ability poise and performances. She earns scholarship money and advances to America Junior Miss in Mobile Alabama on May 8. Finalists included Nancy Lloyd Lima Christine Liles Fairfield Beth White Manchester and Shelley Greig Mount Vernon.

Mount Vernon Ohio Canfield Pamela Rigas Mahoning County America Mobile Ala Miss Rigas Thomas Rigas Nancy Lloyd Lima Christine Liles Fairfield Beth White Manchester Shelley Greig

Pentagon to unveil base realignment list in March

Defense Secretary Harvard Brown says the Pentagon will present a base realignment list in March but will not set a target number of bases to close or shrink. He confirms a Carter administration plan is underway, aiming to save about 200 to 250 million dollars annually, with timing pushed from January or February due to political considerations.

Washington Harvard Brown Pentagon Brown Carter Administration

Montreal crime kingpin Paolo Violi shot dead in snack bar

In north Montreal two hooded men killed Paolo Violi, 44, at the Gelateria Violi adjacent to his ice cream parlor. Police say a shotgun may have been used and the killers fled on foot after driving up. Violi had links to New York figures and was connected to organized crime inquiries. His brother Francesco was killed last February in an associated business office.

Montreal Paolo Violi Violi Quebec New York Inqui Gelateria Violi Francesco

Carter pledges aid to middle income students

Washington AP Carter administration plans about 70 million dollars next year to aid students from middle income families Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Califano says details are uncertain and that distribution likely won t rely on tax credits Senate backing remains for a 250 tax credit but officials argue benefits would largely go to the wealthy and should be broadened or adjusted to reach middle class students.

Washington Health, Education and Welfare Joseph A. Califano Jr Senate HEW

ACLU Legal Director Aims to Keep Cases From Supreme Court

Bruce Ennis, six months in as ACLU legal director, sets a goal to avoid Supreme Court involvement by urging state court arguments and narrowing issues. He calls the Court conservative and says protecting the organization from bad rulings is a defensive strategy. The ACLU faced 95 Supreme Court cases last year, and Ennis stresses reducing loss exposure.

New York The American Civil Liberties Union Bruce Ennis ACLU Supreme Court Ennis Supreme Court Review

Center's annual meeting set for February 22

The Middletown Fine Arts Center board of governors will hold its annual meeting February 22 at 7 30 p m in the Arts In Middletown building. Stanley Reed Jr is chairman and the agenda includes the executive committee annual report and the election of new officers. The public is invited.

Middletown

Alcoholism Council to Hold 15th Annual Meeting

The Alcoholism Council of Butler County will hold its 15th annual meeting at the Bik County Club on Ohio 4. Dinner at 6 30 pm. Bruce Nell will explain the council’s efforts. Tom Critzer and Dan Grafner will discuss counseling. Board members and officers to be elected and the annual report by James E Paulus executive director. Public invited. Reservations at 7 dollars from the local office.

Butler County Biks Country Club Ohio Bruce Nell Tom Critzer Dan Grafner James E Paulus

Ferocious killer bees not invading yet says U S Agriculture

The Agriculture Department dismisses panic about aggressive bees migrating to the United States. Officials note films exaggerate danger and say African honey bees in Brazil pose no immediate threat, though migration could occur in 10 to 15 years or sooner if hitchhiked by ship or plane. Swarms escaped from 26 Brazilian colonies after an experimental breeding program.

Washington Ey America United Agriculture Department Department Adimal Plant Healt! Weare Service U.S United States Africa Brazil

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