03 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1975
Page
1
Continental Trailways proposes half-price fares for jobseekers drawing unemployment benefits this fall. Board chairman Fred Currey says the plan aims to spur job searches and will run if ICC approves, with regional job banks set up in terminals.
The Israeli parliament scheduled to sign the Sinai accord after Labor and allies backed it by a large margin. Rabin’s Laborites, the National Religious Party, and Independent Liberals mobilized enough votes. Golda Meir urged cautious optimism. Kissinger ends tour with Mideast talks in Amman Damascus and Riyadh.
Israel will dispatch three top officials to lobby for congressional approval of a large aid package and to press for U S support to station technicians in the Sinai demilitarized zone. Egyptian President Sadat’s Washington visit is tentatively slated for next month as Finance Minister Rabinowitz meets with Treasury Secretary Simon to discuss the roughly 2.5 billion dollar aid measure.
Tim Cairns a 15 year old from Shaker Heights rides a seven foot bicycle to the police station for a safety test. He passes.
The Lake Tahoe gunman released the final two of seven hostages after an hours long standoff. Authorities agreed to wait until dawn for him to "do some writing" before surrendering. James Locklear, 24, was named as the suspect amid reports his brother would not be prosecuted.
In Hesston Indiana a grape stomp and wine festival faces health objections over foot stamped grapes. Organizer Carl Bambholzer of Indiana Bonded Winery No. 7 plans to proceed with hand squeezed grapes allowed. The dispute risks dampening the planned event despite official concerns.
A Soviet Aeroflot Ilyushin 62 from New York landed at Heathrow with 102 people aboard. A crewman or passenger was shot and killed as the jet touched down, prompting Security and Scotland Yard to question passengers. Officials gave no certainty on the victim’s role.
A preliminary government draft accuses Blue Cross and Blue Shield of failing to leverage size to cut costs, citing rising rates and lax enforcement of standards. The report suggests mergers could yield economies of scale, noting the potential savings and limited consolidations nationwide.
Partly cloudy skies and overnight lows in the mid-60s are forecast for the Middletown area. Sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s are expected Thursday. Yesterday's high reached 88 and the low 63.
President Ford invoked the Railway Labor Act to halt a possible railroad shutdown, imposing a 60 day cooling off and creating a three member emergency board. The board chaired by Charles M. Rehmus will report by Oct 4 with a 30 day extension for final settlement. unions include Boilermakers Carmen Electricians and Firemen Oiler.
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