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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1975
Page
3
A compact excerpt asserts American resolve against oppressive rule. Patriots pledge loyalty to the Crown yet refuse to submit, declaring willingness to die or be free as they seek justice and liberty. The text frames a creed of defiance and intent to defend rights.
The Ford administration opposes a Senate energy bill mandating a 4 percent cut in energy use in 12 months and imposing a ceiling on new oil prices about $2 below current levels. The measure blocks changing oil price controls without Congress approval and insists on state conservation plans while House committees work on similar energy legislation.
Senate subcommittee reports U S taxpayers pay about 500 million yearly for school vandalism. 70 000 teachers suffer serious assaults annually, with hundreds of thousands of students assaulted. Across 757 districts from 1970 to 1973, assaults on teachers and students rose 77 and 85 3 percent respectively, with robberies rapes and homicides up as well. Bayh urges hearings and funding for security plans and alternative programs.
Cub Scout Pack 47 held a ceremony at St Marys Church where Robert Thornton earned a bobcat and Webelos awards were noted. Recipients included John Dumford Patrick Myers Billy Metzger Mike Weber Brian Cunningham and Joey Koch with den leaders recognizing wolf and bear ranks. Arrow points went to Brian Clark Tim Tindall David Lindon and Marcus Mathieson while dinner honors went to Weber Sora Sean Clark Davis Lindon and Mathieson.
Dale Richter seeks mixed commercial and single family zoning on W State Street North and plans lack a required buffer strip. The commission aims to extend reporting time and reconvene April 23 while City Manager Wagner schedules talks. Moose Lodge request denied for proximity to homes. Project Clean Up America planned for late April with a May kite contest.
Federal judge rules the United States cannot impound highway funds for Ohio and orders release of up to 123 million dollars withheld since 1973. Ohio to prepare judgment against the U S Department of Transportation with signatures required from the secretary of transportation and the director of budget and management.
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