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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1976

Page

14

Carter launches 1976 White House bid from Warm Springs

Jimmy Carter formally opened his 57 day campaign in Georgia at Franklin D. Roosevelt's Little White House. He vowed to revive a drifting nation with jobs, fair taxes, and balanced budgets while criticizing Ford's leadership and praising Roosevelt's healing legacy. He linked 1960 Georgia support for Kennedy to a call for renewed national purpose and pledged work over welfare with greater private sector roles in health care.

Warkm Springs Jimmy Carter White House Carter Franklin LD Roosevelt Little Warm Springs Herbert Hoover Roosevelt Ford John F Kennedy Georgia Nixon Ford White House CIA Panama

Ford spends Labor Day relaxing and planning campaign

President Ford spent Labor Day at the White House meeting with aides and preparing to launch his campaign next week in Ann Arbor Michigan. He attended church, golfed five hours at Burning Tree with executives William Whyte Rod Markley and John Byrnes and discussed airport noise abatement with Transportation Secretary Coleman.

Ford Ann Arbor Mich U.S Thomas Gates Peking Transportation William T. Coleman Jr Coleman America Burning Tree Country Club William Whyte US Steel Rod Markley Ford Motor Co John Byrnes Wisconsin

Time Capsule Entombed Ohio State Fair Attendance Tops Two Million

Columbus Ohio AP reports the Ohio State Fair surpassed two million visitors as its 12 day run neared completion. Officials credited sunny weather and free entertainment for drawing crowds and acclaim.

Columbus Ohio

Ohio State Queen crowned at 123rd fair during Labor Day rush

Vital comedian Bob Hope Sunday and singer Neil Sedaka on Monday drew crowds to the 123rd exposition as attendance neared 2.2 million by Sunday. Holly Stefanyk 18 of Lakeville Ohio won the Ohio Future Farmers of America State Queen title chosen from 34 contestants. A Bicentennial time capsule will be sealed Monday at the fairgrounds containing a mix of memorabilia and a letter from Gov. Rhodes.

Bob Hope Neil Sedaka Holly Stefanyk Lakeville Ohio Ohio Future Farmers of America Fairground Ohio State University Becky Lawrence Marion Cincinnati Reds James A. Rhodes

Dole Denies Gulf Oil Campaign Contributions

A Dole spokesman denied illegal Gulf Oil donations to Bob Dole and said charges are wrong. The White House previously acknowledged Ford knew of Gulf Oil allegations before nominating Dole, while Ford aides said Dole had no involvement. The New York Times cited sources linking Gulf money to Dole via lobbyist Claude Wild Jr. and aide William Kats.

Bob Dole Dole Gulf Oil White House Ford Kansas Sen. Dole

Births and dismissals listed for Franklin area residents

Births report a boy to Mr and Mrs Roy Dale Williamson of Franklin yesterday a girl to Mr and Mrs Earl Ayers of Franklin on Saturday and a boy to Mr and Mrs Myra Wear of Franklin on Saturday. Hospital dismissals name numerous local residents including Mattie Didlick Jacoby Avenue Douglas Perkins Harkie Street Carl Patton Wilmer Drive Nancy Trent Freedom Court Raymond Bowman Baker Court Johnnie Myers Yankee Road Edgar McGuire Arlington Avenue Mrs Paul Collins Erie Pa Susan Faulkner Trenton Ronald Jackson Barry Kash Browning Street Alberry Kilburn Camden Corbett Wilder Woodridge Drive James Gainey Batsey Ervin Dalton Oxford State Road Shannon Morningstar Gary Heizer Dickey Road Colburn Burdgess Middletown Louise Marshall Monroe Robert Reed Roosevelt Avenue Reed Shaw Oberon Nina Crout Malvern Street Norman Cox Logan William O Neill Oxford State Road and Middletown Hospital patient number 424 1871.

Mattie Didlick Jacoby Ave Douglas Perkins Harkie St Carl Patton Wilmer Drive Nancy Trent Freedom Court Raymond Bowman Baker Court Johnnie Myers Yankee Road Edgar McGuire Arlington Ave Paul Collins Erie Susan Faulkner Trenton Ronald Jackson Franklin Barry Kash Browning St Alberry Kilburn Camden Corbett Wilder Woodridge Drive James Gainey Batsey Ervin Dalton Oxford State Road Shannon Morningstar Timothy Morningstar Larry Hodson Thomas Batty Gary Heizer Dickey Road Colburn Burdgess Middletown Louise Marshall Monroe Robert Reed Roosevelt Ave Daniel Wennerholm Superior Ave Richard Keith Robert Williams S. Sutphin Paul Johnston Carlisle Christopher Carpenter Jonah Carpenter Marshall Road Reed Shaw Oberon Drive Nina Crout Malvern St

Goodrich and URW Reach Tentative Three-Year Pact

A tentative three-year contract was reached early today between B F Goodrich Co and United Rubber Workers after two days of bargaining. The agreement provides a $1.35 per hour wage increase over the term and includes a cost of living adjustment provision.

Columbus, Ohio B.F. Goodrich Co United Rubber Workers UWR International Peter Bommarito B.F. Goodrich Harold J. Fast

Wrapping lamp shade topic at Art and Craft Guild meeting

The Art and Craft Guild will present a lamp shade wrapping program at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Barnitz Bank room on Breiel Boulevard with Mary Ellen Runyan as presenter. Attendees should bring a stripped lamp shade and four ounces of polyester rug yarn in their color choice.

Art and Craft Guild Barnitz Bank Breiel Boulevard Mary Ellen Runyan Guild Jeannette Niederlander Quilt Group Middletown Public Library

X-ray fears eased over breast cancer screening guidelines

New York AP reports the American Cancer Society cites reasons to calm fears about mammography. Interim guidelines from NCI and ACS advise women aged 35 to 50 with no symptoms or family history skip yearly mammograms, while symptomatic women and those over 50 should continue annual X rays.

New York American Cancer Society Arthur Holleb ACS Dr. Holleb Holleb National Cancer Institute NCI — and Cancer Society

Suit seeks halt to Army job cuts at Blue Grass Depot

The Supreme Court was asked to block a 2600 job elimination at the Blue Grass Army Depot in Lexington Kentucky. U S Rep John Breckinridge urged the high court to pause the Army cutbacks pending further court action after the 6th Circuit lifted a district court injunction. The mandate takes effect September 4.

Washington U.S. Supreme Court Blue Grass Lexington U.S John Breckinridge D-Ky 6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Cincinnati Breckinridge

Memory Lane Joyce Ann Dehart birthday tribute

Remembrance for Joyce Ann Dehart on a birthday date, noting joy she brought and the sorrow of her passing. Family members express love and loss, asking God for comfort as they remember her with affection and prayer.

Joyce Ann Dehart

Lost and found items and memorial notices in Middletown area

A long list of lost pets and items including a Tom Reynolds eyeglasses case, a Misty the Yorkshire terrier named Cocoa, a brown and black beagle, a long haired blonde male dog, and a Siamese cat with rewards offered. Also several funeral notices for Robert W., Eugene H., Thomas M., Lorine W., and a birthday remembrance for John C. Baker with local funeral home details.

McGee's Ayr Way Tom Reynolds Franklin Neiderlander Lane Smith Farm Hill Ave Mayfield Thetetan Eee Wilson School

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