03 May 1976
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1976
Page
1
Heavy fighting continues across Lebanon with reports of a new Syrian bid to end the yearlong civil war. Police tally 271 killed since the cease-fire expired and parliament delays a new president vote.
Kissinger would propose an international resources bank funded by oil exporters and industrial nations to finance new income sources for coffee sugar and other commodity reliant countries. The plan aims to direct Bablen capital to development through multinationals while UNCTAD debates a separate six billion dollar commodity buffer fund opposed by the US and some rich nations.
MIAMI AP Charles Lippman a glue maker hosts memorable weddings for his daughters. He earlier staged lakeside brides in moonlit barges and golf course sendoffs by golf carts. This time his 19 year old Susan wed Bernard Ryan 23 of Satellite Beach and launched into night skies in a giant balloon.
Ohio lawmakers prepare a law empowering a county coroner to waive organ release for transplantation when evidence gathering or investigation demands it. The measure follows last month’s clash in Cincinnati after County Coroner Dr. Frank Cleveland halted organ disclosures pending autopsies, a delay risking kidney viability.
A Frost advisory notes light frost possible in the Middletown area tonight with overnight lows in the mid 30s. Tomorrow will be sunny with highs in the 60s. Yesterday’s top in Middletown was 71 and the low 37, with 0.6 inch of rain over the weekend. Coroner authority over organ excision in autopsies faces changes as a new ruling is sought to clear the transplant program.
Washington plans new food stamp criteria releasing later this week that would drop more than 25 percent of current recipients. Incomes between 6000 and 9000 a year would lose eligibility, while some very low income families would gain larger benefits. Strikers and laid off workers face a 90 day waiting period before applying, with staged state implementation after June 1 and possible court challenges from church and labor groups. One example notes a 68 year old woman could gain from 45 percent higher benefits under the new plan.
Nineteen Mitchell Junior High School students in Fowler California fell into severe hallucinations after a soda was passed among them during a parade. Most recovered within hours. 10 to 15 others had mild symptoms. Police and health officials test drinks and cans for contaminants as two possible causes are explored.
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