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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1976

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3

Not Being Done in Butler County Foster Care Funds Sought

Butler County commissioners heard a plea from Oxford foster parent Alice Laatsch seeking emergency receiving care facilities for county children. She urged a trained staff facility, noting more children than current homes can handle and urging levy options, while a petition of about 500 signatures was presented. The county also announced it won the 1976 NACO Achievement Award for six new buildings including Fair Acres Mental Health Center and the vocational school.

Shawnee Culbertson Journal Hamilton Butler County Alice Laatsch Oxford Children’s Services Bureau County Welfare Department Arthur Reiff Atsch Salt Lake City Utah Schirmer Fair Acres Middletown Butler County Joint Vocational School

Ambassador exposed to radiation by telephone in Moscow

Washington reports that Ambassador Walter J. Stoessel Jr. was exposed to microwave radiation carried over his Embassy telephone line. CIA technicians traced the source to beams directed at the Moscow embassy, with radiation levels higher than earlier State Department readings. The radiation was detected in the upper floors housing Stoessel and other senior diplomats.

Washington Moscow Walter J. Stoessel Jr Central Intelligence Agency CIA State Department Bureau of Security Stoessel U.S

Bennett's role in founding East Liverpool ceramic center

In 1840 Englishman James Bennett ta produced yellow earthenware at East Liverpool Ohio, a move that helped establish the town as a leading ceramic center in the United States.

James Bennett East Liverpool Ohio

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