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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1978

Page

5

Births and residents listed in local statistics column

Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Stephens at 3701 Fiesta Way for a boy and several other couples with addresses and newborns. Out of town and Germantown residents appear with names and infant or adult mentions. Hospital visiting hours are posted: Monday through Saturday 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm.

Nathaniel Stephens Fiesta Way

Clearcreek trustees order 66 tons salt for winter

Clearcreek township trustees voted to buy 66 tons of road salt from Morton Salt Co. at 24 dollars a ton delivered. The purchase adds to about 80 tons already on hand as preparations for winter proceed.

Springboro Clearcreek Township Morton Salt Co

Fischer to Return from Retirement for Yugoslav Match

Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports Fischer 35 is in Yugoslavia to negotiate a 1979 match with Svetozar Gligoric. He seeks a $1 million fee as rumors of ending his six year retirement spread. Fischer defeated Boris Spassky in 1972 to win the world title and broke with the IOC in 1975 over match rules.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Bobby Fischer Serbian Chess Federation Milos Milovanovic Fischer Svetozar Gligoric Boris Spassky Soviet Union International Chess Federation Anatoly Karpov Karpov Viktor Korchnoi Philippines

Ali stumps for Charles Evers in Mississippi bid

Muhammad Ali joined Charles Evers on a Jackson parade route to rally black voters for an Alabama independent seeking the US Senate seat. Evers, Fayette mayor, aims to break Reconstruction era barriers against Cochran and Dant as a poll shows limited support.

Jackson Miss Muhammad Ali Charles Evers Evers Mississippi Ali Fayette, Miss Senate Thad Cochran Maurice Dant Jackson Clarion Ledger

Mother in Law Day derided by Lillian Carter in Kansas City

Miss Lillian Carter, 80, dismissed Mother in Law Day as the silliest thing she ever heard during a Kansas City stop while campaigning for Democratic state Sen. Phil Snowden. She recalled asking her son, President Carter, about gambling winnings and he replied to support the Democrats and enjoy some fun on the side.

Kansas City, Mo Rosalynn Carter Lillian Carter Lillian Kansas City International Airport Sying Kansas City Phil Snowden Thomas Coleman House Thesident Las Vegas

Jane Powell marries again in Newport Beach

Actress Jane Powell, 49, wed writer-producer David Parlour, 49, at Powell’s home in Newport Beach over the weekend. Orange County Municipal Judge Calvin Schmidt officiated. Parlour’s third marriage, Powell’s fourth. The couple’s play is a stage version of Seven Brides for Seven Brothers in which Powell starred.

Newport Beach, Calif AP Jane Powell Miss Powell David Parlour Orange County Calvin Schmidt Parlour

Bolshevik Mikoyan dies after long Kremlin career

Anastas Mikoyan dies at 82 in Moscow after a long illness Tass reports. The durable Bolshevik survived four decades of Kremlin intrigue and retirement honors, leaving Molotov and Kaganovich as the last elder frontliners. Born in Armenia to a carpenter, Mikoyan joined the Bolsheviks at 20 and endured Stalinist purges before backing Khrushchev and later Brezhnev.

Moscow Anastas Mikoyan Kremlin Mikoyan Vyacheslav Molotov Lazar Kaganovich Molotov Josef Stalin Kaganovich Ural Mountains Nikita Khrushchev Andrei Kosygin Leonid Brezhnev Khrushchev Armenia Stalin Bolshevik Party

Kennedy assails congress in speech on campaign money

Senator Edward Kennedy blasted lawmakers for being swayed by special interests during a Lake Superior State College lecture tour in Sault Ste. Marie. He cited campaign contributions totaling 11 million dollars and AMA funding to kill a hospital cost containment bill, urging public financing and a veto of the 187 billion tax cut.

Sault Ste. Marie, Mich Edward Kennedy Senate House Michigan Philip A. Hart Kennedy Federal Election Commission American Medical Association AMA Nancing Carter

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