Visit to hospital ends with a baby for Gail Shannon
Gail Shannon and her mother visited Middletown Hospital during a shopping trip and welcomed a daughter for the Shannon family. The baby arrived 43 minutes after the stop, surprising the couple who live on County Line Road while husband Tom Shannon serves as a military police specialist at Fort Bragg and works on a Columbus assignment. The couple already has a three year old daughter, Renee.
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Middletown Hospital
Gail Shannon
N.C
Columbus
Shannons
Renee
Shannon
County Line Road
Columbus North
Middletown
Americans believe prisoners in Russia stir Senate inquiry
A private detective and a former American prisoner in a Russian labor camp have drawn Senate intelligence committee interest over eight U.S. Navy fliers possibly held in the Soviet Union for 25 years. An aide said the panel is examining the case.
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Senate’ Intelligence Committee
Soviet Union
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Washington
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Frank Church
Idaho
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Soviet
John Noble
Muncy
Grand Rapids
Theodore R. Grevers
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False payroll charges hit Rhodes campaign efforts in Ohio
Ohio auditors accuse ten state highway department supervisors of falsifying payroll records to hide time spent on campaign activities for Gov. Rhodes four ballot measures. Findings seek $750 repayment for meetings at a northwest Ohio garage in June where workers were summoned for a campaign talk and petition distribution.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Thomas E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Ohio
Rhodes
Fulton
Henry
Lucas
Ottawa
Seneca
Sandusky
Williams
Wood
Walbridge
Division 2
Venus 10 descent craft lands on Venus
Soviet Tass reports Venus 10 landed on Venus and sent a panoramic landscape photo, following Venus 9 which transmitted first surface pictures. The Venus 10 site is 1,364 miles from Venus 9’s landing site. no immediate image details released.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Venus
Earth
Tass
Franco Nears End as Spaniards Await Regime Change
Dona Carmen Polo de Franco was at his bedside as doctors reported intensified coronary insufficiency and complications from intestinal attacks and Parkinsons. At 82, Franco remained gravely ill while Prince Juan Carlos, chosen successor, faced a looming transfer of power amid urgent government preparations.
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Franco
Dona Carmen Polo de Franco
Pardo Palace
Spain
Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon
Leon Herrera
Willie White Profile Highlights Write-in City Commission Run
The Journal profiles write-in candidate Willie White for City Commission as part of a candidates series. Readers are urged to clip the articles to inform decisions before the November 4 poll.
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Willie White
City Commission
Middletown Weather Forecast Clears Skies Then Mild
Clearing skies bring overnight lows in the 40s to the Middletown area tonight with fair conditions. Sunday will see highs in the low 60s, and the extended outlook predicts continued fair skies from Monday through Wednesday.
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Middletown
Clocks Set Back Tonight as Daylight Saving Ends
Clocks will be set back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday marking the end of eight months of Daylight Saving Time. Regular time resumes until Sunday April 26, 1976 unless Congress accepts a Department of Transportation proposal to start saving time on the last Sunday in February.
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Congress
Department of Transportation
Turkish diplomat killings raise Cyprus alert amid tensions
Turkish Foreign Minister calls killings politically motivated after two top diplomats die in Paris and Vienna. Turkish troops on Cyprus are on alert amid suspicions of Greek involvement. Police question three men in Vienna over the Vienna envoy murder, later released.
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Turkey
Paris
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Greece
Makarios
Athens
Vienna
Danis Tanaligis
Guardian Appointed for Woman Refusing Life Support in New Jersey
In Newark a Superior Court judge appointed Dr Norman Lamonsoff as guardian for Donna Powell a 39 year old patient who has begged to die He will order bone marrow tests and feeding tubes to nourish her despite her refusal to authorize such procedures The ruling cites there is no constitutional right to die and contrasts with the Quinlan case
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Newark
N.J
Donna Powell
Karen Anne Quinlan
Miss Powell
William J. Camarata
New Jersey Supreme Court
Norman Lamonsoff
Jersey City Medical Center
Lamonsoff
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