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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1978

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Bridgeless Ferry Route Sparks Frustration Across Ohio River

Residents of Portsmouth Ohio and South Shore Kentucky vented anger as the U S Grant Bridge remained closed for repairs since August. Ferries struggle to handle demand with up to 13 000 vehicles daily and 200 pedestrians waiting while officials seek a longer term fix and dependable ferry schedules.

Fitch Ohio River Portsmouth Ohio U.S. Grant Jess Lyons Fitch and Lyons Russell Ironton Kentucky Andrew Sexton Garrison National Guard Julian Carroll John Cameron South Shore Sexton Donna McMurray Kelly Thessenger Ohio Department of Transportation

Hurricane Kendra: Fifth of Atlantic season drifts offshore

Hurricane Kendra, the season's fifth cyclone, rambled off Florida and remained no land threat as it moved slowly northward. Forecasters warned small craft from Cape Henlopen to Palm Beach to stay in port while the storm, 400 miles east of Daytona Beach, produced winds near 80 mph and extended gales.

Miami Delaware Kendra Atlantic Florida Gil Clark National Hurricane Center United States Daytona Beach Fla Cape Henlopen Del Palm Beach

Cuyahoga lifter delayed as search ends in tragedy

In LT Inigoes Maryland rough seas delayed the lift of the Cuyahoga, with 11 dead from its sinking after October collision with the Santa Cruz. The Coast Guard recovered Senior Chief Machinery Technician David Markin, 34, of Newport News two miles from the wreck site.

Inigoes Cuyahoga Chesapeake Bay Navy Coast Guard David Markin Newport News Santa Cruz

Crime Alert Phone Number Promoted by Police

A public notice urges residents to report crime or suspicious activity by calling the police at 425 7700, emphasizing quick contact for police response and community safety.

Weather outlook with mild temperatures ahead

Partly cloudy skies forecast tonight and Tuesday with a low in the mid 40s and a high in the low 60s. Morning low reached 33 after yesterday’s high of 58.

Court to review abortion law in 18 under consent case

The Supreme Court agreed to decide if a state may require unmarried females under 18 to obtain parental or judicial consent before abortion. Massachusetts law was ruled unconstitutional by a federal court in Boston for infringing on mature minors privacy rights.

Washington Supreme Court Boston Massachusetts

Woman escapes injury as runaway bulldozer crashes car

Diana Huddleston reported two bulldozers at a construction site were set in motion by vandals. One bulldozer roared onto a northwest Oklahoma City street, crushing her car after she leapt free and the vehicle rolled toward a lake embankment. She suffered scrapes and bruises and was treated at a local hospital.

Oklahoma City Diana Huddleston

Baghdad Arab ministers meet to oppose Camp David pact

Arab foreign ministers open a Baghdad meeting with 19 of 22 Arab League members in attendance to prepare an agenda for a summit opposing Camp David. Egypt is absent with Lebanon and North Yemen set to arrive, as Saudi led bloc favors moderation amid a recent reconciliation between Iraq and Syria ending a decade of feud.

Baghdad Iraq The Arab League Lebanon North Yemen Egypt Israel Anwar Sadat Saudi Arabia Ira Syria Camp David

No Crisis Said as Israel Egypt Talks Resume in Washington

Face-to-face Israeli Egyptian peace talks resumed in Washington at the Madison Hotel after a weeklong pause. An Israeli cabinet official said there is no crisis and negotiations continue with two cabinet committees to study economic issues and compensation claims for Sinai oil during Israel's occupation.

Associated Press Washington Menachem Begin Jerusalem Sinai Peninsula Israel Madison Moshe Dayan Arieh Naor State Department Cyrus K Vance U.S West Bank Jordan River

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