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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1977
Page
6
Twenty birds died overnight at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History including two eagles. Two more eagles were injured and may not survive. The victims also included hawks, owls, and pigeons as police and FBI investigate the protected species case.
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Germantown Independent Telephone Co surveys customers on ending toll-free calls to Gratis in exchange for a 30 cent monthly base bill cut. The Ohio PUCO case, filed Feb 3 1976, hinges on survey results and precedent, with a Dec 9 public hearing showing mixed views. The company has 15 days to respond after the examiner's Apr 26 denial recommendation.
A King and Queen dance sponsored by Parents Without Partners will be held tonight at the Elks Lodge on Main Street from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m Public event with music by the Country Knights The cost for members is $3 and for guests $3.50 For more information call 746-1167 423-5277 or 988-0931.
The Zoning Board of Appeals continued a request for a variance to allow signs larger than standard for a Frisch's restaurant on E Second Street. No Frisch's representative attended the meeting, and the matter was postponed to next Thursday.
Larry Mullins, 20, of 319 Garfield St., struck a dog while riding north on Baltimore Street in the 200 block. The collision caused his motorcycle to lose control and hit a parked car. Mullins was charged with lacking a motorcycle license. he had visible injuries but did not require hospital treatment.
State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson declared the probes into workers' compensation fraud abuses in mental hospitals and prison crimes improperly funded. The ruling halts most investigations, leaving welfare fraud ongoing, and bars off highway use of Highway Patrol funds. Patrol chief Col. Adam G. Reiss said about 20 agents will stop work, with files secured and a possible resumption only if future legislation funds the efforts.
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