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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1974

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Kissinger Faces Large Gap to Close in Golan Talks

Amman and Riyadh dispatches mark renewed efforts as Kissinger presses for a disengagement pact between Israel and Syria while Jordan's role in Geneva peace talks is discussed. Officials say religious opposition jeopardizes any Israeli selloff of the 1967 lands and East Jerusalem. The secretary plans Bonn and Brussels trips home.

Amman Jordan Israel Syria Henry A. Kissinger Golan Heights Kissinger Faisal Saudi Arabia Riyadh United States U.S Hussein Geneva Jerusalem Middle East Bonn Brussels Washington Golan Front

Ransom Paid frees Sanford businessman after kidnapping

A 52-year-old Sanford bakery supplier George R. Jackson Jr. was released unharmed early Saturday after $30,000 ransom was paid. He described being blindfolded with hands bound and feet tied for 26 hours. Police linked two or more abductors and found the kidnapped man’s car abandoned and fingerprint free.

Sanford Fla George R. Jackson Jr Florida Jackson Seminole County John Polk

SLA threat prompts security moves by New England governors

A threatening SLA letter reached three New England governors, with FBI identifying it as an excerpt from Randolph Hearst's SLA communiques. Governor Meldrim Thomson ordered extra security. Sargent and Curtis played down the issue while the FBI noted the letter was mimeographed and postmarked in New York.

Concord N.H Symbionese Liberation Army New England FBI New Hampshire Meldrim Thomson Francis Sargent Massachusetts Kenneth Curtis Maine SLA Randolph A. Hearst Hearst Patricia California Thomson James 0. Newpher Boston Newpher New York

Sealed Nixon Watergate report sits in court safe

A sealed presentment regarding President Nixon and the Watergate cover up remains in a courthouse safe as Judge John J. Sirica weighs whether to release it. Indictments target seven ex-officials for lying and obstructing the probe, with two grand juries still finishing related work.

Washington Nixon Watergate Administration U.S John J. Sirica Sirica Grand Jury House Judiciary Committee House Committee Atty John N. Mitchell White House H. R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Gordon C. Strachan Charles W. Colson Robert C. Marchan The Committee For the Re ITT Richard G. Kleindienst Senate Plumbers Egil Krogh Jr Lewis Fielding

Gas price rise and Sunday openings ease East Coast fuel crunch

March allocations arrive easing shortages as some East Coast stations plan Sunday hours. Prices jump up to 25 cents a gallon in several cities while officials urge extended hours to relieve fuel scarcity. Delaware Governor Tribbitt notes Sunday as a free day under the rationing plan allowing all motorists to buy gas.

Associated Press Sherman Tribbitt Delaware

Energy crisis reshapes American vacation patterns

The energy shortage drives Americans to curb long car trips and favor nearby destinations. Travel pros note a shift toward planes trains and buses with metropolitan areas faring better. Resorts advertise to reassure travelers as New Hampshire and Florida respond with gas information and campaigns.

New York William D. Toohey Discover America Travel Organization Colorado Florida National Park System Hilton Chicago New York City New Hampshire

Middletown area predicts warm temperatures and scattered showers

Warm weather expected in Middletown with highs in the low 70s today. A 40 percent chance of showers tonight and Monday with a low near the upper 50s and Monday’s high in the 60s.

Middletown

Journal graduates dominate Athens university media scene

Three former editors of The Journal's defunct Page control much of Athens university press. Dan Ritchey profiles a New Zealand native now teaching at Valley View High School reflecting on his homeland. Iona Asher notes moms and older sisters sewing their own denim, shaping teen fashion.

Athens New Zealand Valley View High School Dan Ritchey Iona Asher

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