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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1978
Page
1
The New York story notes a 14.8 percent yearly gain in existing single family home prices, lifting the median to 48100 in April. It cites buyer persistence amid rising rents and grocery costs, with buyers seeking value through savings associations and urban-to-suburban shifts.
Washington reports a sharp U S Soviet clash after Andrei Gromyko warned two can play at this game The arrests in New Jersey and Moscow center on Russian nationals and a US based spy case Gromyko vowed retaliation while U S officials note a shift from quiet repatriation to public actions The Moscow arrest of Francis J Crawford and the New Jersey spy charges unsettle American businesspeople in Moscow and prompt high level embassy talks
A compact newspaper page fragment lists columns such as Inside Ann Landers, Erma Bombeck, and a crossword puzzle. It also mentions a police number for reporting crime or suspicious activity, along with references to Middletown area features and vital statistics.
Partly cloudy tonight with a low in the upper 50s and sunny Friday. Highs will reach the mid to upper 80s. This morning's low was 56 after yesterday's high of 74. Showers are forecast Saturday through Monday with highs in the upper 80s and lows in the upper 60s.
At the University of Panama clashes broke out over the canal treaties as President Carter prepared for a visit. One student was killed, nine wounded, with government reports varying on total casualties. National guards surrounded the Carter hotel while campus fighting spilled into buildings and streets.
In 1944 Irving Signer asked Joan Harris to marry him and was rejected. After decades apart, they reunited in Sydney and obtained a marriage license in Chicago on Tuesday. Joan, 54, had moved from Australia and previously divorced. Signer, 61, never married and cared for family. Their long journey from a boarding house meeting to a planned wedding marks a hopeful reunion.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Tellico Dam on the Little Tennessee River must stop to protect the endangered snail darter fish. The decision, citing the Endangered Species Act, blocks completion of the $116 million project until Congress amends the act. Chief Justice Burger, joined by five justices, upheld the moratorium despite opposition from three justices.
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