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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1976

Page

7

Ohio Pen Reopens to Ease Overcrowding in Ohio

The 142 year old Ohio Penitentiary near Columbus returns to operation as the Correctional Medical and Reception Center to relieve crowding at Lucasville Mansfield and Chillicothe facilities. State officials say the move frees 500 cells at Chillicothe and could house about 1700 inmates by year end.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Stone Columbus Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections Southern Ohio Lucasville Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Chillicothe

Queen Elizabeth II Visits Boston Read Declaration Site

Thousands cheer as the queen tours Boston where the Declaration of Independence was first read. USS Constitution sails with Britannia nearby while 100 militia parade in revolutionary garb and 75 protesters call for lifting English influence in Northern Ireland.

Nikki Finke Associated Press Boston Elizabeth II Britain Old State House Constitution Ironsides Britannia Faneuil Hall City Hall Northern Ireland

Ohio Legion elects leader at 58th convention

Robert L. Klipstine of West Milton was named commander of the Ohio American Legion at its 58th annual convention. Melvin D. Chapman of Beverly became first vice commander and Elden Co. Bohn of Columbus was elected second vice commander. Jack Scott of Bainbridge treasurer. Arthur H. Euler and Charles R. Green were named national and alternate national committeemen respectively. The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram won the Golden Press award for The Story of William Ingersoll.

Columbus, Ohio Robert L. Klipstine West Milton Ohio American Legion Klipstine Sunday Melvin D. Chapman Beverly Elden Co. Bohn Columbus Chapman Jack Scott Bainbridge Arthur H. Euler Bowling Green Charles R. Green Warren Elyria Chronicle-Telegram William Ingersoll Cordelia Robbins WLWT Cincinnati Tom Robertson WCVO Gahanmna Ohio God Richard Shoemacher

Viking 1 landing site may be rough for touchdown

Early photos show the third proposed Viking 1 site in Pasadena may be too rough for a safe touchdown. Scientists note new images and radar studies could reveal a smoother surface on Mars Western Front, with plains similar to lunar mare and channels suggesting past water flow.

Pasadena Calif Mars

Local court hands jail terms for various traffic and theft related offenses

Franklin Court reports a series of municipal court sentences including 30 days for criminal damaging at Twin Valley Grocery and multiple 10 day sentences for trespassing, improper handling of firearms, and driving while suspended. Fines range from 50 to 100 dollars with license suspensions and traffic school where noted. Seventy five speed violators faced fines or bond forfeitures totaling 2132 dollars.

Franklin Twin Valley Carlisle John B. Tracy William Tutt Dian Drive David E. Woodward Elaine Ave Jerry Steven D. Motley Scholl Road Alan Wyatt E. Second St David L. Ferguson N. Main St William S. Rhule Germantown James P. Lingenfelter Third Ave Chautauqua Karla Jo Brown Dearth Road Michael R. Coldiron Hamilton-Middletown Tony L. Lakes Clark St Robert M. Dorsey Cincinnati

Queen owes him claims centuries old debt to Elizabeth

Henri J. D Orgelys a Jacksonville contractor says Queen Elizabeth II owes his family 135000 dollars plus interest for four centuries. He believes the total exceeds 1 billion dollars and cites an ancestor who lent 300000 crowns to Elizabeth I in the 16th century. He wants the queen told of the debt during her U S visit for the independence bicentennial. The piece also notes Ranger IV moon landing on April 26 1962 after a 64 hour flight from Cape Canaveral.

Jacksonville Fila Henri J. D’orgelys Elizabeth II D'Orgelys United States Alvaro Mendes Elizabeth I Cape Canaveral

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