12 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1977
Page
1
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce study reports more than 1.5 million dollars needed for critical school repairs. The six‑section report highlights facilities and administration costs after a year of work by over 200 residents, referencing a 1974 maintenance study and a failed mill levy.
A chamber report totals suggested repairs at $2,211,556 with inflation pushing up heating and renovation costs at McKinley Roosevelt high schools. The study notes possible additions at Lemon Monroe HS and a central bus facility, while detailing high and critical item costs at multiple elementary and high schools.
Rosalynn Carter, finishing a two week Latin American goodwill tour, called the trip a success and said it could help Jimmy. She spoke at a delayed press conference after a brief nausea episode, detailing aims to build ties with leaders, discuss policy, and seek regional input. She returns to Washington today.
FBI leads manhunt for James Earl Ray and five fellow escapees from Brushy Mountain State Prison. Powell was recaptured near Frozen Head State Park as helicopters and infrared cameras aid the search amid snake infested ridges in East Tennessee. Eleven fugitives face federal and state charges for flight to avoid confinement.
President Carter calls on the American people to push Congress to counterbalance oil and auto lobbies blocking his energy agenda. He warns panels are chipping away at components and pledges to go more public in criticizing congressional actions. A Senate leader wants tougher fuel economy standards and a ban on new heavy cars.
A story notes moving day for Senior Citizens Center members as they relocate from Columbia Avenue to a new building marking a major expansion. Other items cover Lafayette Avenue gardeners enjoying plots and community spirit, and the state's two year budget plan omitting funds for Caesars Creek Lake park operation with takeover planned next year.
A 20 percent chance of rain today. Highs in the low to mid 70s. Tonight's low near 50. Monday looks mostly sunny with highs in the 70s.
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