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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1976
Page
1
AP reports confectioner Jack Zachary will produce one million chocolate Easter bunnies this year and keep prices steady despite cost pressures. His plant leads the nation in form foil hollow bunnies made in foil molds, with bunnies ranging from 6 to 14 inches tall.
Kamal Junblatt rejects the proposed face-saving formula for Suleiman Franjieh's resignation. He demands immediate and unconditional resignation as Beirut and surrounding areas see continued street battles with casualties. Syria seeks a cease fire and acceptance of the plan to elect a new president before Franjieh's term ends.
Washington state bans harassment of octopuses with fines up to 1000 dollars and jail for scuba divers. National Marine Fisheries Service biologist Bill High argues regulation hinders observation and photography while noting octopuses in Puget Sound are an intelligent, sensitive species valued by researchers.
Reagan and Wallace seek to survive the North Carolina primary as Ford aims for a sixth straight win. Carter leads Wallace in the Democratic race while Wallace vows to stay in the race, and Carter eyes a New York primary as momentum tests a pivotal political crossroads.
Clear to partly cloudy skies with lows in the mid 40s and highs in the 70s are forecast for Middletown tonight and Wednesday. Yesterday's high reached 50 with a 28 overnight low. The extended outlook calls for a chance of rain Thursday and Saturday and cloudy skies Friday.
Congressional investigators describe Postal Service bulk mail centers as laden with gimmickry and under designed for damage prevention. They cite a machine that shakes packages from sacks as the epitome of wasteful technology and note most damage occurs to well wrapped items.
An investigation is under way after disclosure that at least eight city laborers may have obtained jobs illegally due to altered test scores. Special assistant Don Stovall said the probe should finish within a week.
Rescue teams in the Philippines report Nilo Chato, 22, and Geronimo Acot trapped about three weeks in a gold mine. A camera was lowered down a 165 foot air pipe while rescuers aim to reach them today.
Chicago AP report covers Mike Shapiro, former NAB TV board chair, and Ed Weinburger debating TV permissiveness at the NAB convention. Shapiro argues TV pushes a new morality into living rooms, while Weinburger says TV reflects real morals and defends free speech, noting popular shows handle real issues and criticizing censorship and narrow decency lines.
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