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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1975

Page

3

Amway’s DeVos draws 2500 at Saginaw rally

Richard DeVos and about 20 Amway distributors spoke to 2,500 attendees in Saginaw. The Ada, Michigan firm markets home and personal care products through 200,000 part time door to door distributors. DeVos urged self reliance and opportunity, saying Amway’s aim is to help people fulfill dreams.

Saginaw, Mich Billy Graham Saginaw Suds Richard DeVos Ada, Mich DeVos Jay van Andel Amway Corp Ada Midwest Amway van Andel Michigan

Columnist Considine Released After Ballooning Accident

Reno AP reports columnist Bob Considine was discharged from Washoe Medical Center after injuries from a hot air balloon crash during a Lake Tahoe race weekend. The balloon tangled in a tree then struck an embankment after a wind gust.

Reno Nev Bob Considine Washoe Medical Center Considine Lake Tahoe

Army aims to double black officers and boost minorities

The Army unveils an affirmative action plan to lift black officers from 4.7 to 10 percent by 1985 and raise minority and women representation across officer programs and radar specialties. The plan sets step by step goals over ten years, including expansion at West Point and officer training, while noting shifts in infantry and combat roles.

Washington Army Secretary of the Army College Reserve West Point

FBI probes deaths of brothers in Pacific race tragedy

FBI order issued by U S Attorney Browning to determine potential crimes and federal jurisdiction after two men Capitola teacher Steve Fennel 33 and Walter Fennel 22 Bethel Island died from exposure following a raft rescue from a 24 foot sailboat during a Santa Cruz Santa Barbara race. Young Niels Kisling 16 survived after being picked up by a merchant ship as heavy seas sunk their craft ashore 100 miles south of Santa Cruz.

San Francisco FBI Santa Cruz Browning Niels Kisling Kisling Coast Guard Capitola Steve Fennel Walter Fennel Bethel Island Walter Steve

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