Peace force curbs factions as Lebanon civil war persists
In Beirut and on other fronts clashes between Syrian forces and Palestinian guerrillas eased after a 1000-man Arab League peacekeeping vanguard arrived. Meanwhile Moslem and Christian Lebanese forces fought amid 47 killed and 78 wounded as Syrian and Palestinian lines held near Beirut.
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Plains folk study LBJ's hometown
JOHNSON CITY Texas AP The Plains Ga delegation visits Johnson City to learn how a sleepy peanut farming town handles a presidential neighbor. Mayor George Byars est and 2 000 weekend visitors. Carter's hometown Plains lacks motels and tourist facilities. Americus plans growth. Visitors may tour the late president Johnsons ranch now a National Park Service site.
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Franklin Court man bound over to jury on robbery charges
Kenneth Dale Stewart, 23, of 5298 Spring Ave, bound to Warren County grand jury in Municipal Court on robbery and aggravated burglary charges. Bond set at 10,000 each. Alleged June 3 King Kwik market robbery and April 18 burglary on Franklin Lebanon Road cited.
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Sue Ave
Carmel Mathis Is Named President Of Armco Union
Correction note: Carmel Mathis, previously identified as former president of the Armco Employees Independent Federation, is the current president. The fire occurred at a house he was building in Madison Township.
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Osteopathic doctors attend 78th annual Columbus meeting
Dr. Ted C. Benseler and Dr. Victor C. Thompson joined more than 700 osteopathic physicians their wives and guests at the Ohio Osteopathic Association 78th annual meeting and scientific seminar in Columbus. The five day program offered about 19 hours of continuing medical education with lectures on medical advances and exhibits from medical equipment and pharmaceutical firms.
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Pauline Anderson 57 dies in Indianapolis heart attack
Former Middletown resident Pauline Anderson dies at 57 in Indianapolis after an apparent heart attack. Survived by son John and daughter Judy Kissee, plus a stepson and six grandchildren. Body to be donated to a medical center. no services. Donations to local American Heart Association chapter.
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Indian Wars Near Eureka Ended by 1865
Intermittent conflicts in the Eureka California region persisted until 1865 when native forces yielded to superior numbers of United States troops, marking the end of those hostilities.
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Camden Village Council Nears Building Code Approval
Camden Village Council gave second reading to a proposed building code with final action pending. Mayor Beasley and officials explained building codes focus on construction standards, while zoning governs land use. Inspections typically occur within 24 hours, and a $5 motor vehicle tax was adopted to fund road and sign repairs. A Bicentennial plaque was presented to Mayor Beasley.
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Hungry thief leaves ribs, no cash at Carolina Barbecue
Lemon Township police report an early morning break in at 3110 S Main St where a rear door was kicked in at 4 15 am. Five spare ribs and some case slow missing but no cash taken and vending machines undisturbed. Fenwick High School Alumni Association meets 7 30 pm tomorrow to form a jubilees committee and locate alumni addresses.
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Gratis carnival opens tomorrow by Gratis volunteers
A carnival sponsored by the Gratis firemen committee, Lions Club, and Booster Club starts tomorrow night. It runs nightly 6 p.m. to about 11 p.m. or midnight through Saturday with eight rides split between adult and kiddie options. Advance tickets five for $1 are available until about 6 p.m. tomorrow from members or at local shops. on-site tickets are 50 cents per ride. A food stand will be staffed by the committee and several games will be sponsored by firemen.
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Student wins lung group scholarship for Sinclair student
Robyn Sue Heflin of 3605 Lewis Street has been named recipient of a $400 scholarship by the Miami Valley Lang Association of Dayton for outstanding students in the respiratory therapy program at Sinclair Community College. A 1975 Lemon-Monroe High School graduate and a second year Sinclair College student, Miss Heflin will complete her summer quarter clinical work at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
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Lewis St
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Church marks anniversary with guest speakers weekly schedule
The Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church at 1222 Elm St celebrates its first anniversary with 7:30 p.m. services this week featuring guest pastors and church groups from Mt. Ebal United Holiness Church, Eternal Light Baptist of Dayton, Emmanuel Baptist, Bethlehem Temple Apostolic Church, Chapman Singers, and Christians' Mission Baptist Church. The pastor is Rev. Davis Jones Jr. Also noted, Harold J. Schere of 404 Lee Place earned a bachelor of arts degree from John Carroll University in Cleveland.
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Elm St
Howard Berger
Mt. Ebal
Archellus Bell
Bethlehem Temple Apostolic Church
Thomas Chapman
Chapman Singers
Philmore Bryant
Christians’ Mission Baptist Church of Dayton
Carson Arnold
Greater Missionary Baptist Church
Davis Jones Jr
JCU
Trenton
Harold J. Schere
Lee Place
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Black Winter film shown at Middletown library
The Middletown Public Library screens Black Winter, a 25 minute Bicentennial film, tomorrow at 12 15 p m in the Community Room. The public may attend free of charge as Gen Washingtons army retreats across New Jersey after losses in Long Island and New York are depicted.
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Washington
New Jersey
Long Island
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Woman Hurt in Two Car Accident on University and Central
One person injured in a two car crash at University Boulevard and Central Avenue at 5 23 p m Shirley Adkins 35 of 40 W Elm St Monroe was a passenger in Gerry Adkins 17 her son driving. Mrs Adkins treated at Middletown Hospital Gerry Adkins and George Hewitt 58 of 3804 Central were involved. Hewitt rear ended the Adkins car causing $135 damage to the Hewitt vehicle and no visible damage to the Adkins car.
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Monroe Alumni Form Bicentennial Band For Parades
Monroe alumni are invited to join the current marching band to form the Monroe Bicentennial Band for two July 4 parade appearances in Monroe and Middletown. Under LMHS band director Chris Brandenburg and associate director Earl Jones, rehearsals are Tuesday nights 7 to 8 30 with Thursday 9 to 10 30 a.m. brass choir Tuesday 8 30 to 10 p.m.
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Otterbein Volunteer Honored as Volunteer of the Year
Everett Overturf Otterbein Home maintenance supervisor was named volunteer of the year by the West Ohio Annual Conference United Methodist Church The award honors volunteers at health and welfare agencies He works over 50 hours weekly supervising nine staff since joining Otterbein in 1972 with a background in industrial engineering He and wife Ruth have five children and four grandchildren.
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Everett Overturf
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United Methodist Church
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Overturf
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