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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1977

Page

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Signatures fall short on police and fire pay ballot bid

Negotiators failed to collect enough signatures to place a charter change on the ballot. The effort sought a pay scale under the highest state level, with fringe benefits to be negotiated later, and faced morale issues during lengthy talks.

FDP Paul Lewis Ssory Lewis

Crime Alert Phone Number Shared by Police

Public notice cites 425 7700 for reporting crimes or suspicious activity. Authorities urge residents to call the number to aid investigations and improve safety.

Inside Today and Ann Landers Feature Preview

The page lists sections including Ann Landers, Vital Statistics, Want Ads, Women's News, and Middletown area features. A puzzle and market notes appear among listings with references to local columns and listings in the county and state.

Ann Landers Cducsentexee County State Jas Tavares Middletown Area Elevision

New Fire Station Funded By Federal Grant

The city received an 875000 public works grant from the Economic Development Administration to build a new fire station at Roosevelt Boulevard and Wicoff Street replacing the No 2 station on Crawford Street. A traffic signal maintenance building will be erected near the municipal garage on N Main Street. A 70000 design contract for both buildings was approved in July with Branden & Switzer handling design.

Federal Economic Development Administration Roosevelt Boulevard Wicoff Street Armco Steel Corp Crawford Street N Main Street Branden & Switzer Bill Klosterman Vannest Avenue Middletown

Air Force jet crashes on Manzano Base killing twenty

An Air Force four engine jet bound for Tactical Air Command missions crashed into a mountainside on Manzano Base near Kirtland Air Force Base killing all 20 aboard. No survivors were found as responders recovered bodies before dawn.

Albuquerque N.M Air Force Manzano Base Kirtland Air Force Base Kirtland Base Walter Sprick Federal Aviation Administration Tactical Air Command

Lance defends record amid Senate probe into Georgia banks

Budget Director Bert Lance told the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee that he may have erred in running his Georgia banks but denies broad allegations about his financial past. He insisted loans linked to his banks were not preferential and rejected backdating tax deduction claims, explaining check numbering irregularities.

Washington Bert Lance Senate Georgia Lance Senate Governmental Affairs Committee Calhoun First National Bank Calhoun National Bank of Georgia Atlanta Illinois Charles Percy

Calhoun crowds rally for Bert Lance ahead of Senate hearing

About 1,500 residents packed Calhoun Georgia to show support for Bert Lance director of the Office of Management and Budget on the eve of a Senate panel review of his finances. The rally featured a standing ovation, banners and speeches praising Lance though he did not attend.

Calhoun, Ga Lance Calhoun Federal Office of Management and Budget Senate Bert Georgia Jack Purcell

Rain favored nights and Friday with heavy showers

The National Weather Service estimates an 80 percent chance of rain tonight and 60 percent Friday with locally heavy rainfall. Lows will be in the upper to mid 60s tonight, and Friday highs in the mid to upper 70s. Rainfall measured at two hundredths of an inch. The outlook calls for fair weather Saturday, a chance of showers Sunday, and partial clearing Monday with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to 60s.

National Weather Service

Carlisle police chief resigns after charges dropped

Robert L. Reichard resigns as Carlisle police chief after a 34 hour caucus and a unanimous council vote to drop 11 charges. He receives back pay and vacation benefits. Reichard plans new police work but may leave Carlisle. Mayor Melvin Reece commends Reichard's record and grants him a recommendation.

Carlisle Robert L. Reichard Melvin Reece Village Council Reichard Reece

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Police and NERE EEKT Cecil Hobbs Ed Simpkins David Chicarelli Brenda Lofland Robert Reichard
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