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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1978
Page
17
Stella Wilder birthday reading suggests generosity and cooperative nature. Tomorrow Libra routines hint at employment stress for Oct 18 plus a focus on self care and resilience as others face setbacks. Aries and Leo sections urge practical technique and health plan adjustments to meet daily challenges.
The House approved an $18.7 billion tax cut bill with Ohio Democrats Douglas Applegate and Charles J. Carney abstaining and John F. Seiberling Mary Rose Oakar Thomas Luken and Louis Stokes voting no while Ohio Republicans led by John M Ashbrook Clarence J Brown Samuel L Devine Willis Gradison Tennyson Guyer William Harsha Thomas Kindness Delbert Latta Clarence E Miller Ralph Regula J William Stanton Charles Whalen Jr and Chalmers Wylie voted yes.
Michigan Mortgage Corporation seeks to foreclose its mortgage on property in Middletown Ohio tied to Michael W Nicely and unknown heirs and spouses with deed and plat references. Defendants must answer within 28 days after last publication Nov 21 1978 or lose hearing rights. Court actions administered by Kohnen & Kohnen.
Washington AP reports the House approved the final energy plan 231 to 168. Several listed members voted yes or no. notable names include Seiberling yes and Gradison yes while Luken Oakar Vanik and many others voted no or did not vote.
Ohio's two U S senators faced opposite positions as the Senate approved the energy tax portion of President Carter's energy program. John Glenn voted in favor while Howard Metzenbaum voted against, both aligning with the majority in the 60 17 roll call. The measure included an $18 7 billion tax cut across the package.
In Tokyo, Xinhua reports Kai Chiao-tien the famed Peking Opera star rehabilitated and no longer labeled a feudal despot. Kai died in 1971 at 83 after being victimized during the Cultural Revolution led by Chiang Ching and the Gang of Four, who were purged in 1976 following Mao’s death.
Neighbors spotted ice cream cartons outside Garfield Elementary School around 10:30 p.m. police found the library door pried open and a cafeteria freezer damaged with cartons and wrappers nearby. The principal noted only a small amount appeared taken. Police also investigated a separate break-in at Horseshoe Bar on Tytus Avenue with a rear door pried but no confirmed theft.
Egyptian Israeli and U S experts hold drafting sessions in Cairo and at a downtown hotel aiming to demarcate Sinai zones including a special boundary and a demilitarized zone. Talks touch the West Bank Gaza refugees and hint at possible concessions but no timetable.
The Ohio Turnpike Commission in Columbus seeks holders of the remaining turnpike construction bonds. It has about 5.2 million dollars in the retirement fund but cannot spend it until owners are found. Since September, ads have cost 1.8 million dollars. Ads list random serial numbers to locate holders. $101 paid for each $100 face value.
Four members of the Ohio Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy Board were reappointed to three year terms by Gov James A. Rhodes. The appointees are Catherine S. Blake of Cincinnati Susan Poland Mahan of Chagrin Falls James W. Crum of Columbus and Frank M. Pierson of Columbus. The board governs licensing and regulation in occupational and physical therapy.
The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles increases three letter and number plates from 100000 issued yearly to include numbers one through ten. Owners apply on a first come first served basis for a $20 fee with requests for specific initials due by December 31.
Three new activity centers for low income residents are under development in Butler County. The United Missionary Baptist Church site at 18th Avenue and Minnesota Street seeks donations and volunteers as arts and crafts sewing knitting ceramics repair and food prep classes are planned. An Oxford Knights of Columbus location and a Notre Dame Learning Lab in Hamilton also advance toward opening with the Hamilton center operating three days weekly.
The Friends in Action agency will host the first of several neighborhood coffees on Tuesday October 24 from 7 30 to 9 p m at 3207 Milton Road home of Mrs J W Flowers. The informational gathering invites any adult woman to attend as the agency explains it matches young girls with juvenile court contact with adult volunteers for support and encouragement, according to Barbara Cox director.
A Council of State Governments survey shows Ohio passed 448 bills and introduced 1,186 in the 1975-76 biennium, both below the national average of 853 enacted and 3,950 introduced by state legislatures.
Death notices for Edward Deaton and Ann Long detail addresses hospitals visitation funeral services officiants and interments with dates and funeral home details. A loving memory note for Sandra Crum Long marks the fourth anniversary with family names and heartfelt lines.
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