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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1977
Page
6
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine reports his spinal disc operation on November 12 was successful though recovery will be slower than expected. He will stay in hospital for Thanksgiving and hopes to return home next week to rest three weeks before starting physical therapy after entering the hospital on October 31.
Girl Scouts and Brownies gathered at Peasttown School for a candlelight investiture and rededication ceremony Tuesday night. Troop 111 invested Melissa Harlan Patti Prater Amy Melton Jamie Johnson Kim Myers and Angie Chambliss. Brownies rededicated from Troop 111 included Tracy Greenfield Michele Witters Sonia Francis Angie Melton Tina Chambliss Susan Rhonda Friend Melissa Doyle Dana Philpot Pam Cline Lagina Back Emily Smith and Daphne Clark. Troop 881 rededications featured Lori Haney Melissa Witters Christine Tatum Krista Harlan Sean Ogdin Debbie Mullins Mary Kay Theiss Paula Sexton Jackie Clark Barbie Mays and Christy. Troop leaders are Sandy Witters Joyce Greenfield for Troop 111 and Sharon Haney Barb Ogdin and Ella Clark for Troop 851.
Births report two new babies a boy and a girl born Wednesday to families in Franklin and nearby areas. Dismissals note several patients released or visiting hours for pediatric patients at a hospital. Out of town and hospital lists include names and addresses with destinations.
A fund raising dance for the Southern Ohio Regional Council of Parents Without Partners will be held Friday at the American Legion on S Main Street from 8 30 p m to 12 30 a m The Middletown chapter hosts the event open to all singles Vibratones from Cincinnati provide music Tickets available at the door for 5 dollars
Valerie Mettler 31 moves with Bruce Mettler to South Bass Island Ohio to serve as emergency medical technician for the Put-in-Bay Township. He shares duties with Dr Heinz Baker who flies in three days weekly. Mettler previously worked on a life support team in an Akron hospital and taught CPR and performed EKGs.
Los Angeles actress Mackenzie Phillips of One Day at a Time was arrested after a sheriff deputy found her on a West Hollywood street. She was booked for possession of a controlled substance and public drunkenness, with a lab analysis pending. Phillips was later released on $500 bail after hospital treatment.
Executives from General Mills Kellogg and Quaker Oats defended pre sweetened cereals at a round table with FTC chair Michael Pertschuk saying a serving contains no more sugar than an average banana. They argued sugar in cereals has little impact on children’s intake and tooth decay.
Middletown High School and Lebanon High School teams compete against Deer Park on WCET Channel 48 at 7 30 AM with a rebroadcast Saturday at 3 PM. Team members are Kevin Sloan Dale Hopper Scott Batcheller with Marty Wells as alternate under adviser Rick Gardner. Schools receive the American Heritage History of the Law in America for their libraries.
Middletown React will again assist with parking at Middletown High School home basketball games, announced at the radio club meeting yesterday. Jack Mannon appointed disaster coordinator to assist the communications officer. Debbie Harrison reelected secretary of the Ohio React Council.
In 768 A.D. Charlemagne continues to consolidate power over the Frankish realm. The era marks expanding authority, military reforms, and setting the stage for a broader imperial project across Europe.
Worthington Industries announces a quarterly cash dividend of 12 cents per share payable December 16 to shareholders of record December 2. The Columbus based firm operates a new steel processing plant in
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