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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1978
Page
11
Albany Mary Anne Krupsak vows not to seek a second term with Governor Hugh Carey after saying she could not be treated as one of the boys. She says earlier complaints about being ignored in policy making resurfaced and led to a decision not to run.
Phyllis Schlafly, Stop ERA leader, says she could accept a modified ERA that preserves women’s current rights and benefits while allowing rational differences between the sexes. She cautions the current amendment could mandate military service for women and potentially foster same sex marriage.
Wilf and Dianne Wright of LAC LA HACHE recall their runaway dog Prince who wandered four years. A muddy, shivering dog appeared on the couple’s doorstep and, after milk and care, Prince recognized his owners. He grew strong enough to greet them before resting exhausted.
Edward E. Fields 30 of Memphis faces a six count indictment for killing 2 year old Ar tendy Williams III whose battered body was found last fall near Interstate 71. Ashland County Common Pleas Judge Paul Chorpening set June 22 for arraignment and bail at 50 000.
Vital statistics record shows Mr and Mrs Gregory Griffin 3642 Village Drive Franklin a girl born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Terrance McKinney 2405 S Sutphin St Franklin a boy born yesterday. Mr and Mrs Floyd Hall 6935 Lancaster Drive Franklin a boy born yesterday. Dismissals include Robert Byers Franklin Alvin Stacy Buena Ave Earl Combs Monroe St Tina Spicer daughter of Mr and Mrs Jimmy Spicer Lowell St Chesley Kilburn S Clinton St Mrs Charles Carter Baltimore St Mrs Paul Martin Lebanon Mrs William Wilmoth Trenton Harold Clifford Miamisburg J D Riker Trenton Mrs Eunice Burns Curtis St Robert McQuinn Sheffield St Kenneth Kincaid Manchester Road Mrs Frederick Crawford Manchester Road Hospital visiting hours Monday through Saturday 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm.
A bus along Morocco's Mediterranean coast plunged into a 400 foot ravine killing 23 people and injuring 22 MAP reported. The crash occurred Saturday night between Tetouan and Melilla authorities said.
Officials from Booten New Jersey headquarters of a factory that exploded during the weekend were set to arrive in Fostoria Ohio to investigate damage. Firemen searched debris for an exhaust fan linked to the blast in the Standard Railway Fusee Corp plant, which makes railroad flares. OSHA official Pat Bland said details were minimal and a report date was not available. Fire Chief Bernard Conine estimated damage would exceed 2 million dollars.
Fire investigators probe a Cincinnati blaze that killed two children, Charles Barnes age 2 and his sister Carol Lee Barnes 11 months, in their new home. Their father was at work, mother Carol Barnes was awakened by neighbors as firemen and neighbors failed to rescue them from a second floor front room.
Young people may register by June 30 for the annual 4-H outdoor adventure camp at Canter's Cave six miles northwest of Jackson Ohio on U S 35. The program runs July 10 to 13 for up to 150 youths aged 12 to 19, at a cost of 30 dollars per person. Information and registration forms are available from Martha Floyd Butler County 4-H program assistant in Hamilton.
Supreme Court rules that owners of around 150 newspapers 65 TV stations and 130 radio outlets in the same community need not divest. It cautions cross ownership may be banned by the FCC later. Nine other decisions include Nazi demonstration in Skokie and EEOC vs private employers rules.
Jewish militants vow to flood Skokie streets with thousands to block a Nazi rally cleared by the Supreme Court. Nazi leader Frank Collin says the ruling may push cancellation if two of three demands are met, including removing a 60,000 dollar bond for a July 9 Marquette Park event. A federal hearing set for June 20 looms as blockades are pledged toward village hall.
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