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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
3
Soviet President Brezhnev lands in Paris for three day trip with Giscard dEstaing. Security tightness follows a bomb scare at Orly. Demonstrations banned though ultra rightists clash with police on the Champs Elysees amid protests.
The Israeli Embassy in London calls a Sunday Times report alleging systematic torture of Arab prisoners vicious slander. The article quotes 44 Arabs claiming beatings electric shocks and other abuse in the West Bank and Gaza. Israel says investigators found the allegations false.
Los Angeles Times correspondent Robert Toth and his wife Paula return with three children after a 13 hour interrogation by the KGB in Moscow. Toth ends a three year Moscow assignment amid espionage charges and subsequent release.
No suspects or murder weapon identified in the Camp Scott killings of three Girl Scouts Lori Farmer Doris Milner and Michelle Guse. Mayes County District Attorney Sid Wise says most work done at the camp, investigators now assigned outside the area. The camp remains closed for the summer as the investigation continues with optimism of solving the case.
Congress plans a week of debate on abortion and busing with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee set to hear from CIA head Turner and Joint Chiefs chair Brown on Carter's Korea troop withdrawal plan. Other panels will review a $60.5 billion Labor and HEW bill and energy incentives.
California secretary Joseph Califano urged the AMA to reform or face more federal control, blaming high costs on a large, noncompetitive system. AMA official James Sammons warned that cost control could harm care and criticized Carter's reform plan as unworkable.
Clayton Moore reflecting on his Lone Ranger days at a Decatur horse show says he never regrets taking the role that defined his career. He recalls loving the character, credits it with personal growth, and notes his life in Calabasas and his horse Silver.
Germantown Village Council authorized Mayor Marvin Hall to sign a contract with Montgomery County to accept an $84,678 federal CETA grant for hiring 10 village employees for one year starting July 1. The plan includes three supervisors for a youth center, a mechanic, a meter maid, a recreation director, three park workers, and an administrative secretary.
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