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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1971

Page

15

Health Warning Due for Cigarette Ads

Washington AP reports seven U S cigarette manufacturers will display government health warnings on packages in newspapers magazines and billboards as schedules permit. Horace R Kornegay of the Tobacco Institute says firms disagree with the Surgeon General warning but will comply. The seven firms listed include Brown & Williamson Lorillard Philip Morris Reynolds Stephano Brothers and U S Tobacco.

Washington Horace R. Kornegay The Tobacco Institute Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp Larus & Brother Co. Lorillard Philip Morris Inc RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co Stephano Brothers Inc U.S. Tobacco Co

Thieves Hit Garageman and Car Theft Reported

Earl Leniave owner of Whitey's Garage on Hamilton Middletown Road reported tools a cutting torch and 30 feet of hate stolen with loss estimated at 292. Hugo Hitf of Brown's Run Road Middletown reported a tape player and tapes valued at 90 stolen from a disabled car along Trenton Franklin Road.

Hamilton Earl Leniave Whitey Hamilton Middletown Road Butler County Hugo Hitf Brown's Run Road Middletown Trenton-Franklin Road

Food Stamp Overhaul Targets Poor While Narrowing Hippie Access

The Nixon administration seeks fall implementation of broad food stamp rule changes. A national income-eligibility standard would raise the earnings limit to 360 a month, expanding eligibility while barring nonworking relatives and nonrelated commune members.

Washington Congress Agriculture Department Asst Agriculture Richard E. Lyng South Carolina United States Lyng Alaska New Jersey New York Nixon

Police Justified Warrantless Entry In Drug Bust

A three judge U.S. Sixth Circuit panel denied Albert Lederer’s appeal while describing a Cincinnati police decision to arrest him after breaking open a life sized statue packed with narcotics as lacking common sense. The ruling affirmed Lederer’s detention at Lebanon Correctional Institute.

Cincinnati Wree U. S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals George Edwards Detroit Mich Albert Lederer Lebanon Correctional Institute Lederer

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