Swallen's to Build $2.5 Million Downtown Store
Swallen's, Cincinnati based department store, plans a full line 120000 square foot three story store at the SW corner of Manchester Avenue and Verity Parkway in Middletown. The project targets Easter 1979 completion and will include appliances, furniture, toys, records, and lawn and garden supplies. City officials and leasing agents signed an 85 year lease during the meeting.
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Pat Swallen
Middletown
Swallen's plans new Middletown store with garage access
Swallen's to build a 38000 square foot store in Middletown with two hour free parking, direct garage access, and an auto service center across Verity Parkway. The lease offers city funding of assessments, a five year option to buy land, and potential subletting of the Central Store. City officials call the project a downtown magnet as financing and final plans proceed.
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Quiet diplomacy urged to restart Middle East talks
President Carter and Secretary Vance urged Israel and Egypt to end sharp exchanges and resume peace efforts through quiet diplomacy. They hope Sadat and Begin will focus on substantive negotiations despite recent public clashes, with the Sinai withdrawal talks and military committee discussions continuing amid a down period.
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Menahem Begin
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Georgia
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Alfred Atherton
Middletown Weather Shifts From Rain to Snow Tonight
Rain in the Middletown area tonight will change to snow and continue into Wednesday with lows in the mid 20s and highs in the mid 30s. A cold pattern follows with chances of snow Thursday and Saturday, teens to 20s overnight and highs in the 20s to 30s, with Saturday easing to the low 30s.
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Middletown
Humphrey Dies After Refusing Hospital and Pain Drugs
Hubert Humphrey, 66, died January 13 after cancer spread through his abdomen and pelvis. He refused hospitalization and morphine, choosing to stay home in Waverly with his library, dictating letters, and speaking with family and President Carter in his final days.
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