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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1977

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Israel cabinet approves peace plan aiming for U S talks

The Begin government approves a revised peace treaty plan to be sent to Washington and the U N. Dayan will present it in New York as Vance carries related letters. Key points keep strong Golan Heights, West Bank control, and open borders with Arab neighbors.

Tel Aviv Israel Menahem Begin United States Begin Moshe Dayan Washington U.N. General Assembly Dayan R. Vance Foreign Ministry Jordan River Gulf of Eilat Golan Heights Sea of Galilee Sinai Peninsula Eilat West Bank Jordan West Bank

Construction Workers Examined in Ohio Legionnaires Probe

Health officials await CDC test results to help explain the Legionnaires outbreak in Columbus. Five Riverside Hospital patients are affected. tests on 140 hospital staff show few antibodies. Investigators also test construction workers at the hospital site to assess a soil dust link. One death, Catherine McCoy, 56, reported.

Columbus, Ohio Federal Center For Disease Control Riverside Hospital Riverside Halpin John Ackerman State Health Department Ohio State University Hospital Ackerman Catherine McCoy Columbus

Jewish New Year 5738 Begins This Evening

The Jewish New Year 5738 or Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown tonight marking the start of the ten day High Holy Days. The period ends at sundown on Sept 22 with the shofar blast signaling Yom Kippur.

Associated Press

Palm reader and partner charged in Manhattan kidnapping case

A Manhattan palm reader and her boyfriend were arrested on kidnapping and assault charges for allegedly holding a widow and her two teenage children captive in a Lower East Side apartment. The case involves alleged threats and physical abuse during the confinement.

New York Manhattan Lower East Side

Today Inside If you see a crime committed or spot suspicious activities

Police advise reporting any crime or suspicious activity immediately by calling the emergency number provided. The guidance emphasizes prompt contact to aid quick response and safety.

Balloonists Fear Downed Balloon West of Iceland

Two American balloonists Ben L. Abruzzo aged 47 and Maxie L. Anderson aged 44 crossed hints of fuel loss and may be down 11 feet seas west of Iceland. Air Force rescue teams and a circling aircraft monitored progress as radio contact was lost near Marshfield Massachusetts departure. They sought a route between Norway and Great Britain with target land in France.

Bedford Mass Atlantic Iceland Jim Mitchell U.S. Air Force West Germany Air Force Ramstein Ben L. Abruzzo Maxie L. Anderson Marshfield Boston Norway Great Britain France Weather Service Corp Leavitt

14-year-old kills brother after watching Dirty Harry in Columbus

In Columbus Ohio a 14 year old boy Delphus Thompson is charged with negligent homicide after he used a derringer to shoot his 11 year old brother Micros Thompson while reenacting a scene from Dirty Harry The weapon fired a single shot piercing Micros chest and ricocheting off a wall before he died at the scene The shooting occurred in their northeast Columbus home The father and a younger brother were present but did not witness the incident.

Columbus, Ohio Columbus Sunday Homicide Lester Maynard Micros Thompson Delphus Clint Eastwood Maynard Micros Delphus Thompson Sr

Carter opposes citizen rate for letters amid letter-writing backlash

President Carter backs a 13 cent private letter rate while businesses would pay 16 cents. Critics object to conditions like handwritten addresses, arguing it discriminates against the handicapped. Postal officials report overwhelmingly against the citizen rate with only a minority supporting it.

Washington Carter Benjamin F. Bailor The Postal Commission Postal Service Lucrency Hamblin Morrow Ohio

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