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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1977
Page
11
Albany officials failed to serve the so called world’s largest salad despite seven foot salad forks and a four foot pool display. The 24 foot wide salad for the Grown in New York program was kept cold in a refrigerated truck as onlookers waited in 90 degree sun.
A powerful typhoon sweeping northern Vietnam and Hanoi destroyed a large city section and prompted mass evacuations. The Voice of Vietnam reported winds up to 116 miles per hour as the tropical storm, named Sarah by some sources, struck earlier in the week.
Jury in the Hanafi siege case could wrap Friday or extend into the weekend as Judge Nicholas S. Nunzio Jr. weighs the 12 defendants. The court replayed 10 wiretapped conversations from the 38 hour siege at Bnai Brith, the Islamic Center and the District Building.
Defense Secretary Harold Brown flies to South Korea to discuss pulling back 33,000 U.S. ground combat troops and to negotiate transfer of equipment to the Seoul government. He will meet President Park Chunghee and defense officials after visiting troops in the field.
A U S 87 collision halted traffic after a military transport carrying a Minuteman II warhead crashed. Air Force officials say the RV re entry vehicle is unarmed and not active while authorities cleared the area and reopened the highway.
SCOA Industries Inc of Columbus announces a cash dividend of 22 cents per share payable September 15 to shareholders of record August 12. The company operates the Hill's Department Store chain.
The Butler County Chapter of the National Organization for Women will hold its July business meeting in Fairfield Sunday at 7 30 p m. For more information contact Pat Tibbs at 423-0293.
A hearing by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources division of forestry is planned for August 15 at 10 a.m. at the Fountain Square office complex. The proposed rules include extended spring and summer forest hours.
A citizen band radio valued at 125 dollars was reported stolen from a car owned by Raymond Clifford at 5313 Middletown Oxford Road. The vehicle was parked in his driveway when the theft occurred yesterday, according to Butler County sheriff's deputies.
The Ohio House approved a reprise of the heating assistance measure with 77 to 16 bipartisan support. The bill for elderly and disabled households offers 25 percent cooling heating discounts November through March and a flat 87.50 subsidy for propane coal wood users, plus incentives for utilities to use Ohio coal with pollution controls. The measure awaits Senate action and bill language on funding and implementation.
Ohio House Ethics Committee chair Rep. Arthur Wilkowski vows a fair and reasonable standard for charging calls to state lines amid abuse reports. He admits personal involvement and aims to set rules allowing 30 day personal payment for personal calls while keeping records private. The panel to continue after summer adjourns oversees a three member subcommittee including Norris and Hinig.
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