TV Tonight On Middletown Journal March 6 1978 Highlights
TV listings run through the evening featuring National Geographic The Living Sands of Namib and The Time of Man specials, Then Newlywed Game NBC Monday Night at the Movies Sybil Part One, Merv Griffin with guests, The Seven-Ups on ABC, The Streets of San Francisco, Meeting of Minds, One Day at a Time, Lou Grant, News and Snow Goose drama. Also crosswits, Gunsmoke, Odd Couple, Adam 12 hockey Buffalo Sabres vs Canadiens, Tonight Show with Bill Cosby, McMillan and Wife, Police Story, Dick Cavett Show, Forever Fernwood, Tomorrow with Mickey Rooney Gale Sayers, and News.
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National Geographic
Namib
Atlantic
Africa
NBC
Sybil
Sally Field
Joanne Woodward
Cornelia Wilbur
Merv Griffin
Nina Blanchard
Barbara Carrera
Matt Collins
Cheryl Tiegs
John McMurray
OMV
Ash
Roy Scheider
Tony Lo Bianco
New York
George Gobel
Dick van Patten
Robert Clary
Susan Anton
San Francisco
Karl Maiden
Robert Wagner
Dief
Paul Gallico
England
Snow Goose
Richard Harris
Jenny Agutter
Cross Wits
Adam
Buffalo Sabres
Montreal Canadiens
Bill Cosby
Imme Walker Mummenschanz
Bil Saluga
McMillan
Dick Cavett
Allen Ginsberg
Forever
Fernwood
Tom Snyder
Mickey Rooney
Gale Sayers
TV Guide Schedule with Adoptions and The Six Million Dollar Man
TV lineup lists 6 to 8 pm with news programs game shows and specials. Carolyn Lander discusses Black homes for Black children available for adoption. The night features reruns and episodes including Little House on the Prairie and The Six Million Dollar Man plotlines and a science program The Body Human: The Red River.
Red River must-see TV show with impact
AP reports CBS offers The Red River a medical documentary with four patient cases ages six to sixty one. Narrated by Alexander Scourby the program explains heart and circulatory function and shows actual open heart surgeries including Dr Denton Cooley and Dr Hillel Laks in vivid diagrams and on-screen operations.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
CBS Tonight
Red River
Hollywood
Alexander Scourby
Robert Fuisz
Thomas Cantrell
Fort Worth
Texas
Robert Elfstrom
Cantrell
Denton Cooley
Robin Phelan
Scourby
Hillel Laks
Electrical crisis spawns pleas to keep power on
Columbus AP reports an electrical crisis from a nationwide coal strike spurs calls for relief from curtailment. Since Feb 13, over 200 requests have been filed with PUCO for essential services exemptions, many from food processors, oil firms, and transportation. The Federal Reserve banks in Cleveland and Cincinnati face potential processing delays if power is further cut.
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Columbus, Ohio
Federal Reserve Banks
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Legal
Commission
Steve Brash
Dennis Pikes
Pikes
John Davis
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Davis
Gutter machine stolen with van from Flemming Road home
A Dobrozsi and Fox contractors van was stolen Saturday from 2915 Flemming Road in front of William Fox’s home. The van was recovered later that night on Mason Avenue in Monroe, but a $5,000 gutter machine weighing about 1500 pounds was missing from the back.
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Flemming Road
Monroe
Dobrozsi and
Fox Contractors
William Fox
Flemming
Mason Avenue
Churches Present Two Day Faith Event Across Two Churches
Faith United Methodist and Christ United Methodist Churches host a two day program themed The resurrection of Christ and Pentecost. Both programs start at 7 30 p m each evening with speakers Dave Miller at Faith United and Jim Wagner at Christ United.
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Faith United Methodist
Christ United Methodist
Faith United
Dave Miller
Christ United
Jim Wagner
Class of 53 Plans Reunion at Middletown High
Middletown High School’s class of 1953 will hold its Silver Jubilee reunion this summer. An organizational meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Courtney Duff’s home 3430 Central Ave. Interested classmates may attend to join the committee and call 423 2229 for information and address updates.
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Middletown High School
Courtney Duff
Central Ave
Police Briefs Involving Youths And Local Theft At City Centre Mart
Three youths ages 10 and 15 were held on the J C Penney roof at City Centre Mart after climbing a treacherous ice coated fire escape. They face trespassing charges. A 15 year old carried a stolen digital watch from Lamark's on Central Avenue and faces petty theft charges. Damaged mailboxes on Manchester Road and Ken Ridge Drive were reported. A Moore Street couple was arrested for intoxication and disorderly conduct after a dispute. Items stolen from vehicles on Pearl Street and Central Avenue included camera gear, checkbook, and a gear shift knob. A citizen band radio was taken from a car on Central Avenue valued at 119 dollars.
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J.C. Penney
City Centre Mart
Word
Lamark’s
Central Avenue
Moore Street
Robert Moore
Bonnie Moore
Citizens Band
Jack McChesney
Carryer Road
Dillman’s
Two Injured In Weekend Auto Crashes On Slippery Roads
Two people were hurt in separate one car crashes blamed on ice and slick streets over the weekend. James R K Roberts, 63, escaped with a bruised shoulder after his 1977 car struck a tree on Highland at Selden Avenue and he was treated and released. Phyllis Bailey, 26, of Franklin, suffered injuries when her car collided head on with a utility pole on Oxford State Road near the 7 45 p m incident. Ronald D Miller, 38, of Jacksonburg Road, sustained rib pains after his vehicle was struck by a second car driven by Patricia Williams, 17, at Oxford State and Breiel Boulevard. Williams left turn failed to yield. Miller was treated and released. Williams’ car was a total loss.
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James RK. Roberts
Highland St
Highland
Selden Avenue
Roberts
Phyllis Bailey
Sixth St
Franklin
Oxford State Road
Ronald D. Miller
Jacksonburg Road
Patricia A. Williams
Kenworthy St
Camden
Marston seeks Pennsylvania governor nomination
David W. Marston, a 35 year old Republican and former U S attorney ousted by the Carter administration, declared his candidacy for Pennsylvania governor in the May 16 Republican primary. He joins Thornburgh Specter Butera and Sen. Henry Hager as contenders to succeed Gov. Milton Shapp who cannot seek a third term. Thornburgh and Specter are noted as crime busting prosecutors.
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Philadelphia
David W. Marston
U.S
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Richard Thornburgh
Arlen Specter
Robert Butera
Henry Hager
Energy issue hurting dollar report cites officials
Washington energy secretary James Schlesinger warns that failing to tackle the energy issue weakens the dollar on world markets. Chief economist Charles L. Schultze backs a new energy bill as a way to strengthen the dollar, saying the real world gains will improve the financial world. Separate TV interviews covered the remarks.
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Washington (Ap
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
OSU doctors weigh legal challenge to pay plan
OSU staff doctors may sue to nullify a medical practice plan adopted by trustees to regulate income from treating patients in school facilities. Attorney Samuel H Porter said a lawsuit could be filed after briefing the doctors. The plan, effective July 1 1979, could cut state salaries of about 200 doctors who are also university faculty.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Samuel H. Porter
Porter
OSU
Lost and found entries and obituaries from a local newspaper
A mixed notice page lists lost dogs with names such as Rusty and Oingo in the Grand Avenue and Maple Park areas, and several obituaries and funeral notices for Fairfield and Middletown residents including Burnette Sherrin Lee, John Floyd Tharp, William Rock Shearer, Alfred E Jones, Willard Rawlins, Martha J Dillman, Fannie Grace Kassmeier, and Roger Hughes with funeral arrangements, visitations, and interment details at area funeral homes and churches.
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Grand Ave
Maple Park
Iiinols Ave
Clark Co
Grand & Moore
Memory Lane MESSINGER and JONES Memorial Card
Memory Lane notes honor MESSINGER Larry who died years ago and Lloyd JONES who passed away five years ago on March 6 1973 Both express loving memories by family members and vow reunion in the better land with prayers for one and all.
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Messinger
Larry Messinger
Jones
Lloyd Jones
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Middletown Journal
Meeting OF Minds
Steve Allen
Allen
Voltaire
Martin
ABC News
Lilias
NBC News
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Carol Burnett
Andy Griffith
U.S.A
Macneil-Lehrer
Mary Tyler Moore
Hogan's Heroes
Gerald Derstine
Carolyn Lander
Montgomery County Children Services Board
Brady Bunch
Little House ON the Prairie
Pa Ingalis
Mary
Iowa
The
Steve Austin
Gospel Lighthouse
Mary Terry
S. University
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Kentucky
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Manchester Road
Ken Ridge Drive
Charles Coomer
Greenfield
Pearl St
Hamilton
Breiel Boulevard
Miss Williams
Oxford State
Miller
Marston
Journal
Lebanon
Waynesville
Mason & Warren County
WEW
Germantown
Tharp
John Floyd
Hamilton Ave
Trenton
Middletown Hospital
McCoy Leffier
Arthur Wilson
Butler County Memorial Park
McCoy Letfier
Dial
Rawlins
Dillman
Martha J
Sherman
Riggs Funeral Home
S. Main St
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
Cancer Society
Kassmeier
Fannie Grace
Crawford St
Maron
McCoy Lettier Funeral Home
Irvin W. Emmons
McCoy Lettier
Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home
Main ST Saw Elmst
McCoy-Leffler
Wilson-Schramm
Roosevelt
Eee
Coail
Madam Chacta Reader & Advisor
E. Second St. Franklin
Butt Memorial Park
Cincinna Am
Garden of the Good Shepherd
NEWCO
Charles W. Hurst
Seneca St Middiet
Berns
Bob Braun
Ruth Joy Mene
Martz Ehined
John Henderson
Sp.m
John Collett
State of
Marie Graham
First Ave
Laura Williams
Crawford
Savetax
ROY L. Cue
Malvern St
Elmer Halley
Gloria Allen
Gordon Lloyd
Glenn Warmoth
Her
Toll Tree
Jonny Vannest
York
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