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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1967
Page
3
The FCC announced new long distance rates cutting coast to coast charges and expanding the 75 cent rate to more hours. New price schedules include lower station to station and person to person rates, with additional cuts slated next year for overseas services and Wide Area Telephone Service.
Melba Tolliver 28, an ABC News secretary in New York, subbed for Marlene Sanders on air during the AFL CIO AFTRA strike. Technicians from NABET and other locals walkout across major markets, affecting control room operations while ABC NBC maintain talks.
Lebanon school officials report eight boys sent home on day one for long hair with six returning after corrective cuts. A mother complained of shirts worn tails outside pants, prompting Hartman to call parents' behavior ill advised. Board also hears bids will open Oct 3 for the new high school with brick choices set and bus drivers' pay raised.
A 16 year old Butler County youth received a lifetime driving suspension from Butler County Juvenile Judge David Black. William Wooten of Reily drove a car that struck a bridge on Stahlheber Road July 13 and plunged into Salmon Run. Passenger Thomas Callihan, 16, of Reily, was killed and another passenger, Douglas Lohrey, 16, of Oxford, lost his right arm.
A three year contract between Local 1242 United Steelworkers and The Koehring Thew Shovel Division in Lorain Ohio was approved by union members Monday night just hours before the old agreement expired at midnight.
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