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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1972

Page

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Werewolf Tale Spreads Around Carlisle Halloween

In Middletown area lore, Ed and Mrs Miller on Butter Street report a black two legged figure with glowing eyes that charged their car. Gary Moore and Linda Combs corroborate eerie sightings and other odd experiences including a grandfather spirit visit and a large yellow object struck by a car without damage.

Ed Miller Beachler Drive Carlisle Butter Street Germantown Miller Linda Combs Brown's Run Road James Cox Brown Run

Amtrak opens mini-station in Cincinnati replacing Union Terminal

Amtrak began operations at a new $275,000 mini-station in downtown Cincinnati, serving the James Whitcomb Riley bound for Chicago. The old Union Terminal closed after 11:30 p.m. with its rotunda crowding for nostalgia rides, while the concourse section was sold to Southern Railway and fate of the rotunda remains uncertain.

Cincinnati Amtrak Cincinnati Union Terminal James Whitcomb Riley Chicago United States Roy Noel Union Terminal Newport News West End Southern Railway Concourse Rotunda

Navy Withdraws Vietnam De-Escalated On the Arm

Navy de escalation move noted as Vietnam conflict details fade from arm landers amid sparse wartime dispatches. Crosswords and obituary notices appear alongside market briefs and editorial comments in the daily paper.

Mines Still In Harbor

U S 7th Fleet has scaled back naval operations against North Vietnam and withdrawn ships below the 20th parallel to aid cease-fire talks. Air attacks above the parallel halted. mines in Haiphong Harbor reportedly not yet deactivated. Saigon says government forces retook 15 of 21 hamlets in Saigon region as ground fighting continues.

Saigon U.S 7Th Fleet North Vietnam North Vietnamese Melvin R. Laird Hanoi Haiphong Haiphong Harbor Thanh Hoa Dmz South Vietnam Saigon Command

Munich Olympic terrorists freed by West Germany

The Associated Press reports West Germany freed three Munich Olympic terrorists to Arab guerrillas who hijacked a Lufthansa jet with 20 others aboard and threatened to blow it up. The plane landed in Libya after a stop in Zagreb, and Israel condemned the action while striking four guerrilla bases near Damascus.

Associated Press West Germany Lufthansa Beirut Ankara Turkey Frankfurt Munich Nicosia Cyprus Zagreb Yugoslavia Libya Black September

Weather outlook with clouds and showers this weekend

Forecasters predict cloudy skies and cool temps tonight with lows in the 40s and a chance of rain. Similar conditions expected tomorrow with possible rain and highs in the 60s.

34 Killed In Chicago Commuter Rail Crash

A rear end collision of two Illinois Central Gulf commuter trains on Chicago's South Side during the morning rush hour killed 34 people and injured about 200. Passengers reported only 20 seconds warning before the wreck, as rescuers cut survivors from wreckage with iron bars and torches.

Chicago Illinois Central Gulf Railroad H. G. Mullins SC Gulf

State Employees Warned If Tax Repeal Approved

Gov. John Gilligan's administration warns about 54 000 employees facing possible layoffs if voters approve Issue 2 in the November election. A memo urges rejection, citing austerity and harm to all departments. Repeal could end wage increases and halt state budget growth unless sales and other tax revenue rises.

Columbus Ohio John Gilligan State Department Ib

Arab Bases Attacked By Israeli Planes Near Damascus

Israeli planes attacked four guerrilla bases within seven miles of Damascus. A military spokesman said the raids were part of a new policy to hit terrorist camps wherever they are and occurred about 7:45 a.m. All planes returned safely. no casualty or damage estimates were provided.

Damascus Tel Aviv

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