Evening TV lineup features classic films and news blocks
A sprawling list shows channels airing news programs and films from 1960s to 1970s. Programs include NBC CBS ABC and various movies such as Cheyenne Autumn Paradise Hawaiian Style and Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man with hosts like Johnny Carson and Merv Griffin.
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Electric Company
Bewitched
NBC News
Andy Griffith
CBS News
Partridge Family
Lilias
SIC Hall America Emergency
Antarctica
Hogan's Heroes
Macneil-Lehrer Report
Hollywood Squares
OSS Wits
Andy Williams
Kiam Saroyan
Texas
Mary Hartman
Mary Man
Johnny Carson
Suzanne Pleshette
Bob
Ray Erma Bombeck
June Gable
Paradise
Elvis Presley
Suzanna Leigh
Hawaii
Buddy
Mary Atman
William Smith
Adam Rourke
Viet Nam
ABC
W.A.T
Hondo
Senate Committee
Sylvia Ney
Joel McCrea
Frank Sinatra
Molly Picon
Ames MacArthur
Susan Oliver
Helen Reddy
Daisy Clover
Natalie Wood
Robert Redford
The Great Houdinis review a passable TV film
AP critic notes the two star couple Paul Michael Glaser and Sally Struthers lead a cast that includes Vivian Vance and Ruth Gordon. The program covers Houdini's life including his Catholic wife and Jewish mother themes. Despite strong performances the overall show is only passable with missing elements.
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ABC
Paul Michael Glaser
Sally Oo
Bill Bixby
Adrienne Ibeau
Cheyenne
Richard Widmark
Carroll Baker
John Adams
Congress
America
France
John Quincy
Adams
Holland
England
Louis Jourdan
Edith Piaf
Serpico
Incinnati
Grace Stewart
Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Scrivener
Mel Shavelson
Rudolph Valentino
Houdinis
Starsky Hutch
Sally Struthers
Mrs. Houdini
Vivian Vance
Minnie
Ruth Gordon
Houdini
Glaser
Tony Franciosa
Miss Vance
Miss Struthers
Harry
Adrienne Barbeau
Shalvelson
Ohio railroads crown transportation feats in history
Historians note the railroad as Ohio’s top land transportation achievement pacing canals and steamboats. Independence Day 1825 marks initial canal and National Road use, while July 4 1828 saw Charles Carroll lay the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad cornerstone in Maryland.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Maryland
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thurston County Abolishes Sunday Holiday Status
Officials in Thurston County Washington say Sunday is no longer a legal holiday to avoid overtime costs for sheriff deputies and firefighters. The move followed the state listing Sunday as a holiday and applies to Tumwater and Lacey as the measure progresses through the county’s legal channels.
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Olympia
Wash
Thurston County
Tumwater
Lacey
Thurston County Commissioners
Ene
Woman Cleared in Death of Newborn Child
Joanne Bashold, nearly 25, was acquitted of criminal negligence in the death of her newborn Carla who was killed by Bashold’s starving German Shepherd in a Spanish Harlem tenement. The case followed an assault that led to her pregnancy and a life on relief.
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New York
Joanne Bashold
Joanne
Kirkland
Ohio
Alan Broomer
Miss Bashold
State Supreme Court
Robert Hart
Broomer
Legal Aid Society
Elliot Cook
Cook
Florida
Carla
Bellevue Hospital
Spanish Harlem
Leyla
Bellevue
Bronx
Robbery At Middletown King Kwik Market
Warren County deputies investigated a robbery at the King Kwik Market on Dixie Highway near Coles Road in Middletown. A man in blue coveralls with a white ski mask gave a note to the clerk and escaped on foot with an undetermined cash amount reported around 10 45.
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King Kwik Market
Dixie Highway
Coles Road
Middletown
Warren County
Four Arrested in Glue Sniffing Disorder Case on Clarendon Ave
Police took four people into custody on disorderly conduct charges after a glue sniffing incident at a Clarendon Avenue house during a gunshot report near Clayton Avenue and Elwood Street. Arrested were Dennis McNutt 18 Rocky Amburgey 20 and Rocky Moore 19 plus a 16 year old. Police found a sack of glue but no gun. Eight officers aided the search as four suspects argued over a gun.
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Clarendon Avenue
Clayton Avenue
Elwood Street
Dennis McNutt
Curtis St
Rocky Amburgey
Clarendon Ave
Rocky Moore
Flemming Road
Lebanon Student Wins 1976 77 United Methodist Scholarship
Charles W. Peckham of Lebanon receives a $500 scholarship toward tuition at Indiana Central University Indianapolis for 1976 77. The award honors academic achievement leadership and need with 500 awards given annually by the church Board of Higher Education and Ministry.
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Lebanon
Charles W. Peckham
Charles Peckham Sr
United Methodist
Indiana Central University
Indianapolis
Peckham
Church
Board of Higher Education and Ministry
Miami University announces spring 1976 honor lists
Jacqueline Rhoads of 7055 Germantown Road is named to the President's List for the spring quarter 1976 following a records correction. Charlotte Hessel Brock of 115 Harrison Street is named to the Deans' List.
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Jacqueline Rhoads
Germantown Road
Miami University
University
Charlotte Hesselbrock
Harrison St
Middletown Kiwanis installs new officers at Manchester Inn
Installation of Middletown Kiwanis Club officers was led by Lt. Gov. Robert Davies of Hamilton at the Manchester Inn. New president Douglas M. Carroll succeeds Dr. E. Ronald Oches, with Charles Sutter as first vice president, Fred L. Tyson as second vice president, Alfred G Decatur secretary, Charles Hattery assistant secretary, Douglas Burgher treasurer, Gordon Read sergeant at arms. New board directors are David Cottrill Donald Imhoff Jr James McCollum David T. Morgan and Howard Torstveit for two-year terms.
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Middletown Kiwanis Club
Manchester Inn
Robert ©. Davies
Hamilton
Douglas M. Carroll
Kenee Drive
E. Ronald Oches
Charles Sutter
Fred L. Tyson
Alfred G Decatur
Charles Hattery
Douglas Burgher
Gordon Read
David Cottrill
Donald Imhoff Jr
James McCollum
David T. Morgan
Howard Torstveit
Nobel laureate Lars Onsager found dead at home
Nobel Prize winner Lars Onsager was found dead at his Miami home on Tuesday. He was 72.
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Miami
Lars Onsager
Middletown YMCA Offers Wide Range Of Classes Next Week
The Middletown Area YMCA announces start dates for classes in plant care, parent effectiveness, positive thinking, needlepoint, and various ballroom dances. Courses run six to eight weeks, with fees from 3 to 55 dollars, minimum enrollment 10, and sessions led by Mabel Shoup, Bill Neumeier, Phillip A. Travers, Hortensia Portela, and Clancy Burroughs.
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Middletown Area
Mabel Shoup
Bill Neumeier
Edgewood
Phillip A. Travers
Hortensia Portela
Barnitz
Clancy Burroughs
Springboro Adopts Zoning and Sign Permit Fees
Village Council set fees for zoning change applications and sign permits under the new zoning ordinance. A $75 zoning change filing includes $20 for admin costs with the remainder toward legal and advertising costs, any surplus returned. The panel also discussed solicitor interviews and designated Trick or Treat for October 28.
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Springboro
Anne Huffman
Council Law Committee
Franklin High Class of 66 Sets Meeting
The Franklin High School Class of 1966 will hold its final planning meeting on October 18 at 7 30 pm at the former Central School in Franklin. Members are invited to attend and bring memorabilia for the reunion, planned for Saturday October 30 at the VFW Social Hall in Middletown.
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Lanning
Franklin High School
Central School
VFW
Coles Road
Middletown
Mike Hollingsworth
Rick Jackson
Judy Jackson
Phyllis Taylor
Imogene Buchanan
Danny Dome
Bob McCoy
Ada Shepherd
Ella Mae Davidson
Monroe auxiliary to elect officers
The Monroe Sports Auxiliary will elect officers Monday night at the Monroe United Methodist Church. Nominees for president are Joyce Long and Jackie Tarter and for secretary and treasurer Becky Douthett and Deann Snider. The meeting starts at 7 30.
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Monroe
Monroe Sports Auxiliary
Monroe United Methodist Church
Joyce Long
Jackie Tarter
Becky Douthett
Deann Snider
Job Claims Decline at Office Here
Weekly unemployment figures from the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services show slight declines in both new and continued claims. For the week ending Sept. 25, 710 regular continued claims were filed, down from 749 and 783 in prior weeks, with 175 extended benefits claims. First time claims for the week ending Oct. 2 were 155, down from 157 but above the year’s low of 97.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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