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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1976

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Ohio hopeful after Volkswagen plant bid winner named

In Cleveland Brook Park loses to New Stanton Pa as VW picks the Pennsylvania town for its Rabbit assembly. Ohio officials and Lothar Koeberer of the Cleveland Growth Association vow to pursue Brook Park if Pennsylvania’s financing terms falter, with a potential four week window to secure a deal.

Cleveland Volkswagen U.S Lothar Koeberer Ohio Pennsylvania New Stanton Brook Park Koeberer Cleveland Growth Association Automaker Wolfsburg West Germany David Brown Milton Shapp Shapp James A. Rhodes Gov. Rhodes

Federal judge blocks food stamp change

A federal judge blocked administration backed cuts in the U S food stamp program amid claims of irreparable harm to recipients. The ruling delays for two weeks new regulations that would have cut more than 1.6 million families from benefits and warned funds could run dry late this summer, triggering a possible September reduction.

Corcoran Congress Ford Agriculture Department John H. Pratt John Damgard

Seattle students claim record rope-jumping feat

Queen Anne High School students in Seattle say they set a record by jumping rope with 12 participants simultaneously. Officials note no Guinness record exists and cite partial blame on Corcoran rulings for budget gaps.

Queen Anne H School Seattle Wash

Elizabeth Ray says six other mistresses knew of sex jobs

Elizabeth Ray alleges she knows six other federal workers who provided sex to congressmen or constituents. FBI immunity granted. grand jury investigates Hays and paid staff on the House Administration Committee. Sources say the named women are current or former government staffers and have attorneys. several questioned by FBI.

Washington Elizabeth Ray Wayne Hays FBI Miss Ray Hays Ohio House Administration Committee U.S House of Representatives Grand A Oe Paul Panzarella Administration Committee The Washington Post Susan Hays

Scientists and tourists seek Loch Ness Monster

An American science team led by Robert H. Rines arrives in Loch Ness amid a wide range of Nessie hunters. The expedition, cost about 75000 dollars with MIT professor Harold Edgerton aboard, follows sonar-identified objects named Nessie and Son. locals report Nessie tourism as Edinburgh Castle draws more visitors.

Inverness Scotland Loch Ness Cornwall England Scottish Tourist Board Edinburgh Castle U.S Boston Robert H. Rines Harold E. Edgerton Massachusetts Institute of Technology Rines Franklin Pierce Law School Concord Times Nicholas Witchell Witchell

Treaty Support in Doubt Faces Senate Raincheck

The nuclear test treaty signed by President Ford and Leonid Brezhnev, permitting on site inspections of large blasts, is set for Senate ratification votes. Ford calls it a historic arms agreement while critics like Morris Udall dismiss it as a hoax and a step backward. Support may hinge on upcoming elections and voter receptivity.

Washington Ford Leonid Brezhnev Senate Moscow Arizona Morris Udall

Economists debate Social Security funding flaw

Economists claim the 1972 cost of living adjustment creates an overcompensation for future retirees. The flaw could push Social Security payroll taxes above 20 percent, threatening higher taxes despite current 11.7 percent rates. Officials consider reform to restore financial balance and curb automatic benefit growth.

Washington Congress Congressional Budget Office American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research Ford Administration Sen Hubert Humphrey D-Minn House- Senate Economic Com Mittee Social Security James B. Cardwell

Middletown Weather Says Showers Possible Tonight and Sunday

The Middletown area may see showers tonight and Sunday morning with temperatures dipping to the mid-50s tonight and peaking in the mid-70s Sunday. Yesterday’s high reached 70 and the overnight low 60 with 16 inches of rain recorded. The outlook calls for fair skies Monday and Tuesday, then a chance of showers Wednesday.

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