Salyut 4 mission sets Soviet endurance record in space
Lt. Col. Pyotr Klimuk and Vitaly Sevastyanov circled the earth aboard Salyut 4, surpassing the prior Soviet 29 day 13 hour 20 minute mark. They docked with the station after May 24 launch, while the two Soyuz 17 crewmates had abandoned it months earlier. The mission trails the U.S. 84 day Skylab record, with health reported as good.
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Moscow
Earth
Salyut 4 Space Laboratory
Pyotr Klimuk
Vitaly Sevastyanov
Aleksei Gubarev
Georgi Grechko
Salyut Station
Gubarev
Grechko
Skylab
Moscow Radio
Salyut Space Station
Salyut 4
Tass
Thief Targeted Homes Across Town Over Weekend
Mike Gordon found a tape player ten speed bicycle and tool box missing from his garage valued at 995 dollars after a vacation. Other thefts include a five horsepower motor and tools at 2202 Arlington Ave and multiple break ins with small losses, plus two houses reported attempted entries and window damage.
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Mike Gordon
Crawford St
Gordon
David Dennis
Arlington Ave
Rick Thinnes
Sherman Ave
U.S
S. Main St
Dante Donisi
S. Broad St
New Amsterdam Founding Growth Echoes 1627 Move
On June 14 1627 Dutch settlers left Delaware to join the New Amsterdam colony in New York established by Peter Minuit.
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New Amsterdam
Delaware
N.Y
Peter Minuit
Greenspan says recession is over and unemployment will fall
In a CBS Face the Nation interview Greenspan asserts the recession is largely finished and unemployment around 9.2 percent will ease by summer. He predicts rates drop to about 8.5 percent by January and continue downward in 1976 while warning that high federal deficits could threaten the recovery.
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Greenspan
CBS
Eee
Film series to open at Hamilton West YMCA
A five film series on enriching relations between rents and teens begins Wednesday July 2 at the Hamilton West YMCA. Open to any parent of a teen in Butler County, the series is sponsored by Family Life Education of Family Service of Butler County. Fees vary by family and individual attendance. registration forms are available by calling Elaine Berman or writing to Family Service of Butler County.
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Hamilton
Hamilton West Ymca
Northwest Washington Blvd
Butler County
Family Life Education Program
Family Service
Elaine Berman
Buckeye St
Area twirlers win two contests in Kokomo and New Carlisle
Lee Ann Evans aged 6 won advanced solo and advanced strutting in Saturday’s USTA Kokomo contest, then claimed advanced solo on Sunday in New Carlisle. Sunday results included Julie Adams first in intermediate for 6-year-olds, Anne Given first in advance solo for 16-year-olds, Carla Birchfield first in beginner solo for 10-year-olds, with Angie Barker also placing.
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Lee Ann Evans
Kokomo
Ind
New Carlisle
Ohio
Julie Adams
Anne Given
Carla Birchfield
Angie Barker
Madison Township Germans Seek Telephony Save
A Tuesday hearing in Columbus will examine a bill to allow Madison Township residents with German town phones to switch to Middletown Ohio Bell service. Supporters and opponents will present as a Senate version already passed Ways and Means. Madison Citizens with Germantown Phones organize rides for attendees.
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Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Madison Township
Middletown
Ohio Bell
House Insurance, Utilities, and Financial Institutions Committee
Senate Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Donald Lambert
Madison
Retired fire captain John McCue dies after long illness
John Steve McCue 69 of 1105 Catalpa Drive died at Middletown Hospital at 8 30 a m after a year long illness. He retired in 1972 with 40 years service and was a former Dixie News and Sorg Paper Co fire captain. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church burial Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Middletown Butler County American Cancer Society.
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John Steve McCue
Catalpa Drive
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Mr. McCue
Dixie News
Sorg Paper Co
Crawford Street
Old Station 2
Katherine
Kay McCue
Robert
Fountain Valley
Calif
Helen Whitfield
Pittsburgh
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Middletown-Butler
Campbell
NCR
Dayton
Kentucky
Anna
Hilda Willoughby
Trenton
Mancil
Parkersburg
W.va
Betty Meadows
Indianapolis
Gertrude Walker
Lucy Dobbs
cCay-Leffler Funeral Home
Charles Hanninger
Judy Drive
Dover
Ohio
Blanche
Hanninger
Gallipolis
Elks
Masonic
Wortis
S. Dorothy Lakin
Buckeye State posts earned by area youths at Boys and Girls State
Eight area girls gained state offices at Buckeye Girls State in Columbus. At Boys State in Athens, Ed Buns of Mason was elected Senate minority leader and will go to Boys Nation in Washington next month. Girls State appointees include Ramona Guillaume secretary to the mayor, Betsy Egelston clerk of the Senate, Barbara Kleingers committeeman, Donna Williams Senate journal clerk, Teresa Long governor's office manager, Renee Moreland assistant director of rehabilitation and correction, Pamela South director of public service, and Martha McClellan fire marshal and secretary to the mayor. Both programs wrapped up after week-long seminars.
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Buckeye
Columbus
Boys State
Ed Buns
Mason
Senate
Boys Nation
Washington
Girls State
Ramona Guillaume
Ora Lane
Department of Licenses
Betsy Egelston
Highview Road
Barbara Kleingers
Arnold Drive
Donna Williams
West
Alexandria Road
Senate Journal
Teresa Long
Linden Ave
Renee Moreland
Sands Ave
Monroe
Pamela South
Clara Drive
Trenton
Martha McClellan
Court Donegal
Ohio University
Athens
Capital University
Prefabricated Homes Early in New Harmony Indiana
In 1814 the Harmonists of New Harmony built all houses from standardized numbered parts and devised straw and mud insulation called Dutch biscuit. The method sped construction and insulation remains evident in preserved historic homes in the community.
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New Harmony
Ind
America
Indiana
Historic
Harmonists
River flow test Tuesday in Great Miami River study
The third experiment to measure flow rate of the Great Miami River will be conducted tomorrow by Argonne National Laboratory with Mound Laboratory as part of a study on plutonium effects on the environment. A harmless dye will trace the river flow while discharges remain well below standards.
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Miamisburg
Miami River
Energy Research and Development Administration
Argonne National Laboratory
Mound Laboratory
Mound
Holiday shopping and safety tips fill regional ads
Promotional notes urge a safe Fourth of July weekend with Four Seasons Hills Plaza offers on bridal invitations and custom stationery. Tobias Photographers promotes senior portraits and keepsakes while Lewis Drugs and Ewalds Pet Shop outline summer safety from sunburn to ticks and home pests.
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Four Seasons Hallmark
Hills Plaza
Four Seasons
Ewalds Pet Shop
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Bellomonte St
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Columbia Ave
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Ardmore Drive
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
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Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Clark ST
Alan Greenspan
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Friedrich von Hayek
von Hayek
NBC
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Henry E. Campbell
E. State St
cCoy-Leffler
Orville Cunningham
Raymond Mullendore
Gratis
Raymond
Timmy) Mullendore
Preble County
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Ina
Dorothy Brandenburg
Brookville
Ruby Combs
Darrell
Emerson
West Alexandria
Harold
Germantown
O.W. Mullendere
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Gordon Jones
Fairview Cemetery
Funeral
William Smith
Freeman Ave
Webb
Maggie Teague
McKee
Charles Pearl
Tuley Road
Zettler
Charles Stoelting
Salvatore Place
Queen of Peace Church
Harold Richard
Estridge
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
Charlotte
Tobias
Lewis Drugs
P.K. Middletown
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Panther
Smith Corona
Cadillac
Bonnie Trovillo
McAlpin’s
Kimberly
Sir Gillian
Malcolm Starr Domani
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