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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1975

Page

11

New home tax credit rules may hit buyers with pitfalls

The 5 percent credit up to 2000 dollars for new homes may fall short for buyers who sell an old residence. IRS guidance clarifies how capital gains from old homes reduce the credit and outlines many conditions for eligibility and certification requirements.

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President urged to veto consumer advocate bill

The Senate approved a plan to create the Agency for Consumer Advocacy with a Senate vote of 61 to 27 and sent it to the House. The measure would represent consumer interests before federal regulators and courts while routing consumer complaints, but includes a farm policy loophole exempting agricultural actions. Ralph Nader urged the veto and warned of an override risk. Bob Dole added an agricultural exemption.

Washington Ford Senate House Agency For Consumer Ad Robert P. Griffin Michigan Congress Ralph Nader Bob Dole Kansas

Lima Hospital head pleased by review

Lima State Hospital superintendent William Balson says a court ordered review has given him a chance to improve operations. After six weeks, he reports a patient population drop from over 1,000 to 385 due to transfers and releases and plans to introduce new ideas gradually.

Lima Hospital Lima, Ohio Lima State Hospital William Balson

Priest's trial ends for allowing women to share communion

An Episcopal priest in Oberlin faces defrocking after permitting two women to celebrate communion at Christ Church last December. The trial in Akron ends with the prosecution urging hard line, while the rector L Peter Beebe stands with supporters outdoors near St Paul’s Church. verdict expected in about a month.

Akron Ohio St. Paul's Church Peter Beebe Christ Church Oberlin Beebe

Vital Statistics Births and Dismissals in Area Hospitals

Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Forrest King Franklin girl yesterday and Mr and Mrs Edward Robinson Franklin boy yesterday. Out of town staff sergeant Steve Wolsefer Wurtsmith AFB Mich boy Wednesday with grandparents named.

Forrest King Linwood Drive Franklin Edward Robinson Sherman Ave Steve Wolsefer Wurtsmith Afb Mich Betty Mayabbe E. Park Lane John Powers Middletown Charles Skinner S. Marshall Road Herbert M. Brewer E. Fourth St Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Ronald Andrews Elman Court Laura Armitage Baltimore St James C. Benge Carlisle Alex Brittain Logan Ave Norman Cox Jesse Day Gratis James Gross Garfield St Robert Grubb Miamisburg Barbara L. Haker Hampton Place Myrtle Myers Jeff Peck Yankee Road Duane Rheinholt Flemming Road Robert J. Wilson Kiester Road Norviell Caudill Lawn Ave Thomas Davis Garden Ave Larry Frame Charles St Rodney Henry Dennie Henry Ellen Drive John H. Rowland Richard L. Womack Creekview Drive Middletown Hospital Jasper Blevins Keister Road Germantown Kettering Memorial Hospital

Walters Upset by Honors at Emmys for Today Co Host

Barbara Walters wins her first Emmy for co hosting NBCs Today show while criticizing the awards process and noting she would have preferred the award go to Jim Hartz. She thanks Stephanie Edwards as she departs to concentrate on acting with ABCs Am America.

New York Barbara Walters NBC National Television Academy of Arts and Sciences Jim Hartz Hartz ABC Hudson River CBS Dinah Shore Miss Walters Stephanie Edwards Today AM America Miss Edwards Peter Marshall Jerome Shaw

Municipal Court Hands Three Day Jail Terms To Two Drivers

Two motorists Herman Hays and Terry Howard received three day jail terms for driving with suspended licenses. Hays also paid a 50 fine for careless driving. Others fined 50 include Tom Dougherty Dale Kellis and Tom Cornett for careless driving and failing to report an accident within 24 hours.

J. T. Lamb Herman Hays Riverview Ave Terry Howard Wayne Ave Hays Tom Dougherty Wilbraham Road Dale Kellis Danny Cornett Carroll Ann Lane

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