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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1972

Page

12

London cafe bridges generation gap with Tennessee inspired menu

Isaac Tigrett, 22, of Jackson Tennessee, opens Tennessee on Park Lane in Mayfair as a Hard Rock Cafe style youth hub. The former Rolls Royce showroom serves American fare like giant hamburgers and apple pie with no alcohol, amid loud rock, go go spirit, and a diverse crowd.

London Park Lane Mayfair Rolls Royce Ysaac Tigrett Jackson, Tenn Isaac Britain Tennessee

Hand powered bike helps pianist ride with family

Ken Hillaby, a 21 year old musician paralyzed from the waist down, rides a three wheel hand propelled bicycle built by friend Bob Townsend. The design includes hand driven front and rear wheels, hand brakes, a foot brake for Mrs Hillaby, and a plaid baby seat for 16 month old Jason.

Bob Townsend Hillaby

Floods Linked to Low Dental Decay in New Guinea Tribes

WHO expert Dr. David E. Barmes investigates why 20 000 Sepik River tribespeople in Angoram to Amboin show remarkably little dental decay. He notes flooding correlates with better teeth, links soil minerals to decay rates, and seeks a world wide application.

Angoram New Guinea Sepik World Health Organization David E. Barmes Australian New Guinea WHO Amboin Sepik River Barmes

Rail Employes Asked To Take 10% Pay Cut

Reading Railroad owner in bankruptcy asks staff to take a 10 percent wage reduction due to diminished cash flow. President Charles E. Bertrand warns stockholders' equity may reach zero and bondholder losses could force liquidation. Firemen and oilers union oppose the plan, while a unit says it will accept a 10 percent cut.

Reading, Pa Reading Railroad Charles E. Bertrand Firemen's and Oilers’ Union

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