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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1977

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Frog Psychology at Croaker College Promotes Frog Jumping

Sacramento report profiles Bill Steed DFP and Croaker College which trains frogs for confidence and victory in the Calaveras County frog jumping contest. The college, paid by boarders at 50 dollars yearly, emphasizes small classes, hypnosis, and playful ties to Mark Twain and notable frogs and figures.

Sacramento Calif Bill Steed DFP Croaker College Steed Calaveras County Angels Camp Sierra Foothills Here Mark Twain Jumping Frog Glen Campbell Delight Johnny Cash Sue San Francisco George Moscone George

Vance and Gromyko Report Progress on Arms Treaty Framework

In Geneva Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko reported progress toward a common framework for negotiating a new strategic arms limitation treaty. Gromyko warned that major, serious difficulties remain and a great discontent lingered.

Geneva Switzerland Cyrus KR. Vance Andrei A Gromyko Gromyko

Polanski Trial Evidence Focuses On Tranquilizer Drug And Photos

In Los Angeles AP reports prosecutors plan to use a Quaalude tranquilizer and photographs found in Polanski's hotel room as key evidence in the rape and drugging case involving the 43 year old director and a 13 year old girl. The photos allegedly show the girl during a Vogue assignment.

Los Angeles Roman Polanski Atty Roger Gunson Polanski Gunson Vogue Jack Nicholson Nicholson Anjelica Huston Douglas Dalton Superior Court Laurence Rittenband

Man Paralyzed In Pool Dive Awarded 2.3 Million

Tanner Chrisler Jr. received 2.3 million dollars after a June 8 1975 diving accident at Holiday Valley Pool and Park Inc. in Kirkwood. The four day trial centered on the visibility and marking of a submerged chain that caused his neck injury.

Clayton, Mo Holiday Valley Pool and Park Inc Kirkwood Chrisler

U S and Soviet Union near framework for SALT II treaty

After three days of talks Nikolai Gromyko and Cyrus Vance announced a general agreement on a common framework for a SALT II accord. They plan further negotiations in Geneva and Washington with a three tiered approach including a treaty a three year protocol and a conduct statement. Progress noted but substantial differences remain on several issues. The fall Geneva conference is to be convened with monthly follow ups while the Soviet side pushes for immediate resumption of talks.

Gromyko United States Soviet Union Vance U.S Geneva Washington Moscow Mitment Middle East

Harvard Lampoon crowns Streisand worst actress and Star worst picture

Barbra Streisand and her film A Star Is Born named worst actress and worst picture by the Harvard Lampoon. Clint Eastwood wins worst actor for The Enforcer and Margaux Hemingway named for Lipstick. Weather outlook: clear tonight near 60, Sunday partly cloudy upper 80s with scattered storms.

Cambridge, Mass Barbra Streisand Harvard Lampoon Star Streisand Natalie Wood Clint Eastwood Kirk Douglas the Lampoon Eastwood

Trail of cash leads FBI to accused killers of widow

In Phoenix investigators arrested two Mooresville Indiana residents after they paid cash for a $35,000 mobile home linked to the murder of Indianapolis grocery heiress Marjorie Jackson. FBI found $170,745 in cash, plus a shovel, as they pursued a case that left millions unaccounted for.

FBI Phoenix, Ariz Indianapolis Howard Willard Marjorie Pollitt Mooresville Ind U.S Richard Gormley Marjorie Jackson Willard Pollitt North Phoenix Robertine Anderson Ringgold Arkansas Indiana Arizona Tempe C. Franklin Lowie

Mount Sterling laundromat adopts solar heated wash water

Mount Sterling Ohio AP Sun powered heat heats most washing water at Duds in Suds laundromat owner Gerald Straley says solar panels on the roof will cover all heating on sunny days with natural gas supplementing cooler weather. Installation costs about 20000 dollars and saves about 200 dollars monthly on gas, with payback expected in a few years.

Mount Sterling, Ohio Ohio Gerald Straley Suds Laundromat Straley Mount Sterling

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