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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1977

Page

6

Sadat orders cease fire in Egypt Libya border clash

President Anwar Sadat ordered troops to stop hostilities in the six day border conflict with Libya. Cairo radio reported the cease fire as Sadat met with Algerian President Boumedienne at his Alexandria villa. An Egyptian military spokesman said paratroopers withdrew from the Saghi oasis, about 100 miles south of the Mediterranean coast.

Cairo Anwar Sadat Egypt Libya Sadat Alexandria Houari Boumedienne Muammar Khadaf News Ou Medienne Palestine Liberation Organization Yasir Arafat Khadafy North Africa Saghi Alb Mediterranean

Busboy haunted by fame after Beverly Hills Fire heroics

Walter Bailey, 18, the sole survivor from the 164 deaths blaze at the Beverly Hills Su Club, attended a Northern Kentucky Mental Association seminar on coping with an emotional disaster. He says media and public attention overwhelmed him at first but has dwindled, though he remains troubled by the fame.

FT. Thomas, Ky Walter Bailey Bailey Northern Kentucky Mental Association

Sea monster resembles shark off New Zealand coast

A 30 foot two ton sea creature netted by a Japanese trawler near New Zealand last April shows biochemical traits similar to the shark Prionace Glaucus. Prof. Fujio Yasuda’s team found amino acids in a whisker-like sample matching the shark species, which normally grows to 18 feet. The Zuiyo Maru sent the specimen to Tokyo for analysis but discarded the rotted carcass to protect its catch.

Tokyo New Zeala Fujio Yasuda Tokyo Fisheries University Yasuda

Reddy Inaugurated As Sixth President Of India

Indian president Neelam Sanjiva Reddy, 64, inaugurated in New Delhi as the sixth president. He succeeds Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed, who died in February. B D Jatti had been acting president and resumes duties as vice president.

New Delhi India Neelam Sanjiva Reddy Reddy Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed B.D. Jatti

Man Known as John Sought After Missing Boy Returns Home

Police in Columbus searched for a man only identified as John who was seen with 8-year-old Jason Wade Gusler near the Olenta River. The child walked home unharmed after three days, and investigators say he appears to be in good shape with no evidence of being held against his will.

Columbus, Ohio John Jason Wade Gusler Columbus Tom Jones Jason Olenta River Jones Ang West Side Federal

Ohio legislators seek Friday adjournment to salvage vacation time

Ohio lawmakers convened January 3 amid a historic cold snap and aim to adjourn Friday to salvage time off as summer drought persists. The session centers on a lifeline measure subsidizing utility bills for the elderly and disabled and a budget language bill.

Ohio Columbus, Ohio

Legislation Moves in 112th Assembly on Budgets and Benefits

Major bills advance with budget language to control a $13 billion biennial appropriation in joint conference, while a 750,000 debt-cap flexible plan awaits constitutional approval. Lifeline utility subsidies for the elderly and disabled target 750,000 Ohioans, with hearings set in Senate and House energy committees.

Columbus Ohio 112Th General Assembly Senate House House Rules Committee Conference Committee Senate Energy and Public Utilities Committee Dennis E. Eckart D-18 Euclid

Buford Pusser Album Set for Release in 10 Days

Nashville AP A new record album about Sheriff Buford Pusser of McNairy County famed from Walking Tall is planned within 10 days. Author W R Morris and Compass Records base the work on Morris interviews with Pusser despite a $100,000 lawsuit and restraining order by Alabama music executive Al Cartee. Pusser died in an August 1974 auto crash. Cartee says Morris violated an agreement to produce a similar album.

Nashville, Tenn Buford Pusser McNairy County W.R. Morris Compass Records Morris Pusser Alabama Music al Cartee Cartee

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