Middletown Fourth Parade and Fireworks Schedule
Fourth of July events unfold in Middletown Franklin Germantown and Lebanon with parades starting at 10 a.m. in Middletown from Smith Park and 1 p.m. in Franklin from the Great Miami River bridge. Fireworks at 10 p.m. in Middletown Hills Department Store and at Berry Middle School LeSourdsville Lake and Kings Island. The Hope performs in Middletown, old pictures in Germantown, and symphony concerts in Lebanon as part of River Festival celebrations.
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Middletown
Smith Park
Central Avenue
Bellomonte Street
Sunset Park
Stan Sorrell
Gordon Gladstone
Franklin
Great Miami River Bridge
Second Street
Main Street
Sixth Street
Community Park
Fourth
Main Streets
The
Hope
Pat Nalley
Oakwood Street
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Appalachian Green Parks Project
Berry Middle School
LeSourdsville Lake
Kings Island
Jobless Rate Seen Skewed By Data Quirk
Inside the Labor Department notes wholesale prices fell one tenth of a percent in June, driven by lower food and farm product costs. The drop in unemployment is blamed on a statistical quirk showing more young people seeking work in June, with real improvement uncertain until July figures. Heads of household unemployment eased to 6.1 percent from 6.3 percent in May.
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Labor Department
Julius Shiskin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking Committee
May
Ford environmental pledge at Ohio trip
President Ford outlined a detente with nature and pledged a firm commitment to cleaning up the environment while balancing economic concerns. He planned to dedicate a $30 million National Environmental Research Center in Cincinnati and spoke of maintaining the nation's energy and economic goals alongside environmental progress.
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Washington
Ford
Ohio
National Environmental Research Center
Cincinnati
White House
Cleveland
Environmental Protection Agency
Trash strike ends as sanitation workers return to work
The New York City mayor's office announced a three day wildcat strike by sanitation men is concluded. 50 000 tons of garbage piled on streets as City Hall and the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association agreed on a return to work at noon. Governor on Albany working out final language amid Beame negotiations with Senate Republicans to secure taxing powers to restore job cuts.
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Associated Press
New York City
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Association
Albany
Abraham D. Beame
Senate
Journal Skips Tomorrow Issue for Holiday
The Journal will not publish tomorrow to allow staff to observe a holiday with families. Today's edition notes Friday crossword puzzles and serial comics will appear in Friday’s issue.
Ford becomes first president to visit Cincinnati since Nixon
President Ford flies to Ohio for a five hour Cincinnati and Cleveland trip marking the first Cincinnati visit in five years. He will deliver an environmental speech at a $28 million center dedication and attend a White House conference. Cleveland events are funded by the Ohio GOP with a fundraiser dinner for 1300 attendees at $150 per plate.
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White House
Ron Nessen
Ford
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Air Force
Richard Nixon
Riverfront Stadium
Atlanta
Henry Aaron
Babe Ruth
Dubuque teen forecasts nationally on NBC Tomorrow show
Tom Churchill a 14 year old weather whiz from Dubuque will appear on NBC TV Tomorrow as a six hour Fourth of July bicentennial broadcast guest. He will give national forecasts and regional weather five minutes each hour during news dispatches. He says his accuracy rivals the National Weather Service with 90.1 percent for 36 hour forecasts and 94.7 percent for 150 hour forecasts.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Tom Churchill
Wdbq Radio
Nbc-Tv
New York
Tom
National Weather Service
Paul Hemmer
Sohio Raises Gasoline Prices By Three Cents
Ohio based Standard Oil Co. raised wholesale gasoline prices by 3 cents a gallon effective midnight Wednesday. The hike affects Ohio and nearby states plus Boron and BP Oil territories, with regular and unleaded at about 60.9 cents and premium at 64.9 cents, citing higher costs and a $1 crude oil tariff rise.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Boron
BP Oil Corp
Sohio
Weather forecast for Middletown Fourth of July weekend
Continued hot and humid conditions are forecast in the Middletown area with highs in the low 90s and lows in the low 70s. The extended outlook calls for partly cloudy skies Saturday and a chance of showers Sunday and Monday.
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Middletown
Search on for colonel in Lebanon
BEIRUT Lebanon AP security forces hunted Beirut for a kidnapped American Army colonel as the government announced a cease fire in street fighting that cost at least 277 lives Col Ernest R Morgan 43 of Petersburg Virginia a member of the U S military aid mission in Turkey was seized near a Palestinian refugee camp while returning from a meeting in Pakistan Police said a Arab group dragged him from a taxi and claimed he was a general. American sources said he had his passport Morgan was last seen in a Mercedes taxi and was not in uniform
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Beirut
Lebanon
Palestine
Ernest R. Morgan
U.S
Turkey
Morgan
Petersburg
Central Treaty Organization
Pakistan
Christian Phalange Party
al Moharrer
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Germantown
Township Hall
Main
Center Streets
N. Cherry Street
Gunckle Street
Plum Street
Comstock Street
Ann Landers
Eee
Heloise
A Ceues
Isro Das
Nana
Nature
Cincinnati Laboratory
Nixon
Whiz Kid
Phil Kelly
WDBQ
Hemmer
American Meteorological _ Society
Col. Morgan
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