Ford Denies Sex Rumors Amid Ethnic Groups Meeting
President Ford meets with leaders from Polish American Congress and other Eastern European heritage groups as he seeks to move past a controversial remark. Jimmy Carter defends himself against rumors of an extramarital affair, denying Ford campaign involvement.
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Dave Riley
Associated Press
White House
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Ford Campaign
Carter
Europe
Aloysius Mazewski
Polish American Congress
Washington
New World
America
Anderson
ABC
William Greener, A
Hearing Tests Set for 4 Senior Citizens
Electronic hearing tests will be offered at Beltone Hearing Aid Service in Hamilton Ohio at The Citizens Bank Building. Thursday and Friday 9 AM to 5 PM, with factory trained specialists. Free tests explain loss and ear function with diagrams. in home testing available and advice to test yearly. Call 95 485 to arrange another time.
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Middletown
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Citizens Bank
Hamilton, O
Hamilton
Butterfield Claims Ford Staff Aimed to Fire Him
Former White House aide Alexander Butterfield says Ford and Nixon staffs agreed to oust him after the 1974 transition. He cites no hard evidence and Ford aides call the claim ludicrous. Butterfield had led the taping system disclosures that helped topple Nixon.
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Butterfield
Ford
Washington
White House
Alexander Butterfield
Richard Nixon
Ron Nelsen
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
Federal Aviation Administration
Nessen
FAA
Monroe Key Club aids Doty House Scouts at Camp Hook
The Monroe High School Key Club aided the Doty House Boy Scout Troop Camp Hook outing helping scouts in wheelchairs and assisting leaders. Members Greg Lloyd John Deaton Craig Stoll and Jamie Pierce contributed to the effort with future projects planned. Sir Hubert Wilkins of Britain was the first to fly over Antarctica.
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Monroe Key Club
Doty House Boy Scout
Camp Hook
Greg Lloyd
John Deaton
Craig Stoll
Jamie Pierce
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Britain
Antarctica
Births and hospital dismissals notice
Vital births list from Trenton Franklin and Mason areas shows five newborns: a girl to Mr. and Mrs. John R Reece in Trenton on Monday at 3070 Ave, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lyle on Klare Court, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Carl L Aleshire on Shaker Road, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Allen C Lawson at 20 Crawford St, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Imfeld on Meadowlark Drive in Franklin on Monday or Thursday. An out of town birth at Christ Hospital Cincinnati marks a Mason family adding a boy Friday. maternal grandparents are former Middletonians. Hospital dismissals list include Mrs. Tom Glossip and Mrs. Stanley Helton among others from Franklin Carlisle Trenton and surrounding areas.
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John R Reece
Ave
Trenton
Edward Lyle
Klare Court
Carl L Aleshire
Shaker Road
Franklin
Allen C Lawson
Crawford St
Mark Imfeld
Meadowlark Drive
Terry McCollum
Forsythe Place
Mason
Boy
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Paul H. Miller
Cincinnati Hospital
Tom Glossip
Stanley Helton
Carlisle
Kenneth Riddle
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Sutphin St
Monroe Club
Doty House Scouts
Aim
Arts
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North Verity Parkway
Middletown, Ohio
Dora Glover
Lafayette Ave
Jack Martin Sr
Harold Woodard
Wilbraham Road
Homer Dietz
Mabelle Drive
Frank Mato
Charles Witters
Trenton-Franklin Road
Emmitt Mitchell
Germantown Road
MEI Jewelry & Trophy Engraving
Reeves Jewelers
Dick Nunery, CLI
Central Ave
Mleec
Cherds Sait L _Rt
Springbor
Fred
Ohio
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Hawaii
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