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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1977

Page

6

California Ends Mandatory Retirement for Most Workers

California lawmakers end mandatory retirement for state and local government workers effective next year. A state certificate of continued competence will permit continued employment while fire police and teachers remain exempt. Private employers must show abilities unchanged to keep workers past 65, with some debate over impact and Liberty versus survival. Governor Edmund Brown Jr. supports the move as both personal freedom and economic necessity.

Sacramento Calif AP California Maine Washington House Edmund Brown Jr Brown Leonard Grimes

Notice to bidders for Lemon Township road project

Sealed proposals due October 3 1977 for road improvement on Todhunter Road Lemon Township Ohio. Plans and bid forms available from Helen Brown Clerk. Bid bond or certified check five percent required. Trustees reserve right to reject bids. Public notice includes separate farm line fence project in LeSourdsville area with prequalification. Payment and contract details filed with Clerk Helen M Brown Monroe Ohio. Sept 12 1977.

Lemon Township P.O Monroe Ohio Todhunter Road Helen Brown Lebanon Street Butler County Onio Board of Lemon Township Trustees Ben Harrison Street Exceslo Middletown LeSourdsville Court of Common Pleas Leo M. Smith Helen M. Brown P.O. Box Stanley J. Rothman

Coal union cannot end pact early says UMW president

United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller insisted the union cannot legally terminate its contract with the coal industry before the December 6 expiration. He cited a misread Aug 22 International Executive Board meeting and said no 60 day termination is authorized. A recall group pressing to oust Miller claimed momentum.

Charleston W.va United Mine Workers Arnold Miller International Executive Board Miller UMW Dave Form, Jr Miners For Recall

Bakery chief arrested over spoiled bread causing illness

Seoul prosecutors arrested Chung Se-hak, president of Korea Food Industry Co., and two associates after bread from their bakeries sickened about 8000 primary schoolchildren in a Friday school lunch program. Eight remain in serious condition as most recover.

Seoul South Korea Chung Se-hak Korea Food Industry Co

Lance Faces Pressure as Senate Panel Debates Next Steps

Senate Governmental Affairs Committee weighs continuing its Lance inquiry as key members insist he resign. Ribicoff and Percy fault Lance's testimony and call for more staff witnesses while Carter keeps an open mind. Eagleton and Roth caution against prolonging hearings as calls for Lance to step down persist.

Washington Senate Bert Lance Lance Charles Percy Riil Abraham Ribicoff D-Conn Ribicoff Percy Carter Thomas F. Eagleton Dmo William V. Roth

Polar Star Crew Stalled by Icebreaker Propeller Woes

Coast Guard crew of the Polar Star, a $2 million icebreaker, face lengthy delays and detours as propeller problems halt routine operations. The Seattle based vessel has spent extended periods at sea and port while technicians diagnose and repair the propulsion fault.

Seattle Coast Guard Polar Star Craig Barnes Eugene Ore United States Robert Smith Smith

Trash fish turned into a marketable product in Ohio

Ohio State University researchers led by William Stone with Wilbur Gould and about a dozen horticulture students are turning trash fish like freshwater drum and sheepshead into a ready to eat product named Fish wax. Financed by around 100000 dollars in grants, test markets run north of Columbus in Marion Galion and Cardington show a spicy single serving option resembling fish sticks.

Columbus Whio AP Sve KS Lake Erie William Stone Stone Wilbur A. Gould Ohio State University Department of Horticulture Ohio Department of Natural Resources Federal Natural Marine Fisheries Services Marion Galton Cardington Fishwax

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