Paul Simon wins big as Stevie Wonder sits out Grammys
Stevie Wonder was not nominated but praised during a night of awards. Paul Simon won best pop male vocalist for 1975 and album of the year for Still Crazy After All These Years. Other winners included Natalie Cole best new artist and This Will Be for best female R&B vocal, with trophies across jazz, country, and classical categories.
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Los Angeles
Stevie Wonder
Paul Simon
Neil Sedaka
Howard Greenfield
the Captain
Tennille
Stephen Sondheim
Simon
Art Garfunkel
Garfunkel
Simon and Garfunkel
My Little Town
Eagles
Lyin’ Eyes
National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
Natalie Cole
Miss Cole
Nat “King" Cole
Legrand
Phil Woods
Dizzy Gillespie
Chick Corea
Willie Nelson
Linda Ronstadt
Kris Kristofferson
Rita Coolidge
Bankruptcy petition filed for Joel F Bailey Jr in Dayton
A bankruptcy petition was filed in U S District Court Dayton last week for Joel F Bailey Jr of Middletown. He lists assets of 8600 dollars and debts of 18746 dollars.
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U.S District Court
Dayton
Joel F. Bailey Jr
Middletown
Notice to bidders for Middletown training center addition
Doty House of Middletown Inc invites sealed bids in Middletown Ohio for general electrical HVAC plumbing therapeutic pool and audiometric room contracts to add and alter the OOTY House Developmental Training Center at 4710 Timber Trail Drive. Bids due March 6 1976 2700 PM EST with bonds plans and drawings available from Brandenburg Switzer Architects.
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Doty House of Middletown, Inc
Timber Trail Drive
Middletown
Ohio
Ooty House
Timber Train Drive
Brandenburg & Switzer
South Main Street
Doty Mouse of Middletown, Inc
Solvent Bank
State of
Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Diana April Klamo Seeks Name Change to Diane April Taylor
Legal notice states Diana April Klamo will seek a court order to change her name to Diane April Taylor and Rebecca Christine Klamo a minor will seek to change to Christine Sue Taylor. Both petitions set for hearings in April, with times and court details as permitted by the docket.
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Diana April Klamo
Diane April Taylor
Rebecca Christine Klamo
Christine Sue Taylor
Nixon back in privacy of San Clemente home
Former President Richard Nixon returned to his San Clemente compound after an eight day trip to China that drew praise from hosts and criticism at home. Nixon and wife Pat were greeted by daughter Tricia Nixon Cox as they landed and stepped off the American made airliner. Officers indicated Nixon would be debriefed after the voyage though a debriefing would not be conducted by Nixon himself.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Los Angeles
Richard Nixon
China
Henry
Ford Administration
State Department
Dent
Tricia Nixon Cox
Births and family notices in Middletown area
Vital statistics list births at homes and out of town, naming parents and locations. Notables include Staff Sgt Robert Scott Holly and various Franklin and Monroe names, with hospital patient reference from Middletown Hospital.
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Andrew Stafford
Tytus Ave
Donald Lykins
Roosevelt Blvd
Apt. 3
Rodney Hales
Manchest Road
Franklin
Saturda
Casey Hamrick
Woodridge Drive
Mark Brome
Jacksonville
Todhunter Road
Monroe
Robert Scott Holly
Castle Afb
Calif
Kert L. Holly
Fierahing Road
Notice of Adoption Hearing in Butler County Ohio
In Butler County Ohio Rosetta Diane Montgomery filed Dec 9 1975 for leave to adopt Parthine Ann Montgomery and rename her Anna Marie Montgomery. Hearing set March 15 1976 before Probate Judge Harry F Walsh with attorney Joan A Crist. Also a zoning change hearing April 6 1976 on Breie Boulevard parcels from Professional Institutional to Community Commercial.
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Butler County
Anna Marie Montgomery
Arline
Montgomery
Saia Court
I City Commission
Middletown
Ohio
City of
Breie Boulevard
Central Avenue
City Planning Commission
City Commission
Bettie J. Arthur
Meal Policy Change At Fenwick High Middletown Board
Fenwick High School and the Middletown Board of Education announce a revised National School Lunch School Breakfast and Special Milk Programs policy. Eligible students may receive meals and milk at a reduced rate under specified family size and income criteria. Application forms detailing criteria are sent home. The program begins March 22.
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Fenwick High School
Middletown Board of Education
Trenton man Robert Hester re elected Landmark board president
Robert Hester of 5551 Cotton Run Road Trenton has been re elected president of Landmark Inc board of directors. First elected in 1972 he also served on the Butler Landmark board and national dairy groups including the American Dairy Association and the Cincinnati Cooperative Milk Sales Association.
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Robert Hester
Cotton Run Road
Trenton
Landmark Inc
Butler Landmark Board
Cincinnati Cooperative Milk Sales Association
American Dairy Association
Hester
Wayne Township Board of Education
Butler County Farm Bureau Federation
Southwest Holstein Club
Nader to Speak at Sinclair College
Consumer critic Ralph Nader will lecture at Sinclair Community College on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Physical Activities Center. Tickets are priced at 2 dollars and available at the college or Wright State University.
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Dayton
Ralph Nader
Sinclair Community College
Physical Activities Center
Wright State University
Cub Pack 93 Honors At Blue And Gold Banquet
At Kerman School the Blue and Gold banquet awarded members of Cub Pack 93. Tom Hester joined Webelos Den. Charles Spencer and John Creager earned the Arrow of Light. Creager joined Boy Scout Troop 93. Service pins went to Bryan Collier Tommie Walters and Mrs Zoe McNeice the leader coach. Archie Sharp is cubmaster.
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Kerman School
Tom Hester
Webelos den
Charles Spencer
John Creager
Cub Scouting
Arrow of Light
Creager
Boy Scout Troop 93
Bryan Collier
Tommie Walters
Zoe McNeice
Archie Sharp
Police Briefs Report Multiple Thefts Around City
Jeff Taylor 19 of Robin Springs reported an assault in an alley near Upstairs Lounge at 7 30 am yesterday and a theft of $4. Ernest Fowler of Miamisburg said a thief took Five Suits and work clothes worth 300 from a pickup’s rear compartment on Charles Street. Debbie South’s locked car on Jackson Lane held a $100 Citizen band radio stolen late Saturday night. John Schwab III reported a $179 CB radio stolen from his car at Kroger on 5 Areie Boulevard yesterday. Robert Kent had eggs thrown at his home and car on Fisher Avenue overnight Saturday. David Davis said a CB radio worth $1 was stolen from his car parked at 2514 Shelley Street between 2 30 pm yesterday.
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Jeff Taylor
Robin Springs Apartments
Clark St
Ernest Fowler
Miamisburg
Charles Street
Citizens Band
Debbie South
Fernwood St
Pizza King
Jackson Lane
John Schwab III
Regent Drive
Citizens Band Radio
Kroger
Areie Boulevard
David Davis
Shelley St
Ingersoll to leave State Department for private industry
Robert S. Ingersoll deputy secretary of state will resign at the end of March to return to private industry. The move follows a shakeup in upper department ranks but officials say it does not signal Kissinger’s resignation. Ingersoll has acted as Kissinger’s stand-in handling greetings for visiting dignitaries when Kissinger travels.
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Washington
Robert S. Ingersoll
State Department
Ingersoll
Department
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
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AL Decatur, JR
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Mossman Road
Harry Evans Jr
Antrim Court
Albert Shepard
Maud
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Winona Drive
Bob Yeary
Opal Adkins
Jane Burgess
Emerick Ave
Billy Cassidy
Clem Conrad
Sherman Ave
James Mays
Bishop Childers
Tyrus
Wenless Kidd
Kyle
Station Road
Donald J. Lehman
Granada Ave
Richard D. Noe
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Camden
de Powell
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Park Lane
Arlie Lawson
James Robinson
Billie Williams
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Roy Pierson
Carlisle
Ralph Taylor
Maude Guess
Webster
Lorenzo Morehouse
Sunset Place
Helen Warmoth
Lynda Teager
William Teager
Alameda Circle
John Stewart
Rose Richardson
Verity Parkway
Dean Prushing
Charles Maze
Kenwood Drive
William Barbour
Erie Ave
Everett Ferguson
Lylburn Road
Middletown Hospital
Harry F. Walsh
Joan A. Crist
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Landmark
Nader
Sinclair College
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Robert Kent
Fisher Ave
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