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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1977

Page

2

California brush fires near containment across 6000 acres

AP reports two wind driven brush fires in California prompted coast to containment efforts. Fires scorched about 5500 acres near Corona and more than 3500 acres near Newhall as flames spread through canyons. Mutiple crews and air tankers battled the three day old blazes with several evacuations in Mabey Canyon.

Los Angeles California Corona Newhall Santa Barbara US Forest Service Debbie Gold Interstate 5 Valencia US Air Force Riverside County

Local incidents report from City Centre area

At City Centre Mart fire at 5 25 p m injures Raymond Montgomery 36 and damages 100 after flame under hood of Mary Runyan car 2801 Central Ave a gas leak suspected police extinguished scene 2800 Sherman Ave. A boy Chuck Stover 9 suffers knee injury at 2 31 p m at City Centre Mart treated and released. A 19 year old woman overdoses to hospital in serious condition ICU. A short circuit causes 30 damage at Obhie Lawson residence 4532 Central Ave.

City Centre Mart Raymond Montgomery Sherman Ave Mary Runyan Central Ave Chuck Stover Ohio Ave Obhie Lawson

Upton Named Director of Cancer Institute

President Carter named Arthur C. Upton director of the National Cancer Institute. Upton, 44, is a SUNY Stony Brook pathology professor and former president of the American Association for Cancer Research and former dean of the school of basic health sciences at Stony Brook.

Paper drive postponed by Middletown High School

The Middletonian sponsored paper drive at Middletown High School will now be held tomorrow in the high school parking lot. It was planned for yesterday and today but surged in response, requiring extra receptacles to be found for collection.

Middletown The Middletonian

Thieves Take Motors and Goods in Local Break-ins

A third local resident lost an outboard motor to thieves this week. Thomas Manious reported a 50 horsepower motor worth 400 dollars stolen from his boat in his back yard between midnight and 6 a.m. yesterday. Bob's Body Shop suffered a 3,000 dollar burglary overnight Friday with entry through a rear window, ransacked offices, and theft of cash from the office and a pop machine, plus tools and a rifle missing. David Peters reported hoses and a radiator stolen from his 1964 auto parked at his residence yesterday afternoon after thieves cut hoses and wiring. Joseph Jasper said an AM-FM radio was taken from his car at his Creekview Drive home overnight Friday.

Thomas Manious Jefferson Road Manious Bob N. Verity Parkway David Peters Glenmore Drive Joseph Jasper Creekview Drive

John Mitchell adapts to life in Maxwell prison camp

Exiled former corporate attorney and attorney general John Mitchell adjusts to life as an inmate at Maxwell Air Force Base prison camp in Montgomery Alabama. He clings to a pipe and Bond Street tobacco, choosing his preferred blend over the free Prince Albert. He earns twenty five dollars a month as a clerk in the education office.

Montgomery Ala John Mitchell Maxwell Air Force Base Prince Albert Mitchell Bond Street

Experimental drug boosts sexual drive in men and women

Washington AP reports an experimental drug bromocryptine increases female sexual desire and restores male potency. The magazine cites cases where women with no erotic feelings or stopped menstruation resumed sexual activity and menstruation. some cycles normalized in weeks to months. Men showed increased activity and signs like facial hair growth from testosterone. The drug suppresses prolactin, aiding hormone balance. in the US it is experimental.

Washington American Chemical Society Andrea Genazzani University of Siena Italy Chemical and Engineering News United States

City to renew safety committee proposal to commission

The Middletown area safety council director proposes a coordinated city safety committee to oversee City Building operations and subcommittees on traffic safety education and fire prevention. The plan aims to streamline hazard reporting, boost training, and protect employee welfare with formal commission action pending.

City Commission Fred Sennet Middletown John Shoup Weiss Sennet

Chess King to Open in Towne Mall Store

Chess King, a Melville Corp. unit, plans a Towne Mall opening Monday for a store targeting pre teen and teen male apparel. The shop in Middletown will be run by Judy Braam, formerly of Springfield, and will feature casual and dress wear plus accessories.

Chess King Towne Mall Melville Corp Wooster Mass U.S Ohio Dayton Cincinnati Judy Braam Middletown Springfield

Bike rodeo at Trenton final week of playground program

Trenton hosts a Friday bike rodeo at Bloomfield Elementary School grounds starting 10 am to wrap up the city recreation program. Recreation Director Dan Conarroe says events include speed contests balance riding figure-8 and newspaper tossing with weekday supervised activities 9 30 am to 2 30 pm at Home Avenue park and Bloomfield. Free tennis lessons run 12 30 to 3 30 pm for children and adults and 6 to 8 30 pm for adults. Beginning Aug 11 a mobile theater will tour neighborhoods offering free films after sundown on dates to be announced.

Trenton Bloomfield Dan Conarroe Home Avenue Park

Germantown sets hearing on budget and zoning plan

Germantown schedules a public hearing at 10 a.m. Monday in the Municipal Building on the proposed 1978 village budget with possible adoption if enough councilmen attend. If not, adoption shifts to 7 p.m. Monday before the 7:30 p.m. council meeting, with first reading to rezone three lots at Cherry and Montgomery to heavy industrial from residential.

Germantown Robert Bullock Cherry Montgomery Streets

Oil makes up for quake Valdez reborn in oil boom

AP reports Valdez Alaska steadies after the 1964 Good Friday quake. In 1964 the city was wrecked. by 1977 oil wealth rebuilds the port and economy. Tanks rise above hillside as Valdez witnesses a billion dollar tax base and renewed jobs amid memories of devastation.

Alaska Associated Press Wally Fong Ward Sims Valdez, Alaska City of Valdez Valdez Marine Oil Terminal United States Chena

Cub Scout Adventure Camp Set for August Start

The Mound Builders Area Council opens its third annual Adventure Camp for Cub Scouts on Aug 8 at Camp Hook. Over 250 boys attend from 9 am to 3 pm, Monday to Friday, with William Harbron guiding as director and a staff of about 20. Den groups of eight to 12 receive nature, archery, sports, camp craft, handcrafts and conservation training. Openings remain. contact the Scout office or bring the boy on the first day of either week.

Mound Builders Area Council Camp Hook William Harbron Ross School Robert Kent Council Cub Scouting Harbron Scout Office

Sir Drake the Pirate musical at Middletown Library lawn

A free 7:30 p.m. outdoor show by the Summer Youth Theatre Co. of Dayton at the Middletown Public Library lawn. The musical features Sir Drake and pirates defending Boondoggie from an evil major and his troops. Cast includes Fairmont West and Aster HS students and grads. Written directed by Don McKenny. score by Mary Thalheimer.

Summer Youth Theatre Co Dayton Middletown Public Library Curtis Street Sir Drake Boondoggie Band of Pirates Fairmont West Aster Kettering Don McKenny Alter High School Ohio University Wdtn-Tv Mary Thalheimer

Stubbs Family Produces Two Graduates and MIT Admission

Two daughters of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Stubbs of 3106 Poincianna Road earned degrees. Mary Jane Stubbs from the University of Kentucky with a BA in social work. Kay Stubbs from Antioch School of Law in Washington will practice law in Washington, D.C. Connie Dame of Boston, a Duke graduate, was accepted at MIT Sloan School of Management for health care administration.

Thomas J Stubbs Poincianna Road Mary Jane Stubbs Lexington The University of Kentucky Kay Stubbs Washington, D.C Antioch School of Law Washington Miss Stubbs University of Tennessee Connie (Stubbs) Dame Boston Sloan School of Management Massachusetts Institute of Technology Duke University North Carolina

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