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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1975

Page

5

Connally Case Heads Toward Jury Deliberation

A federal jury prepares to decide whether John B. Connally took two $5,000 bribes in 1971 to push higher milk price supports. Jacobsen accuses Connally. Williams defends him, calling Jacobsen a perjurer and thief.

Washington Treasury John B. Connally Jake Jacobsen Connally U.S. District Court George L. Hart Edward Bennett Williams Jacobsen Texas Savings and Loan Frank M. Tuerkheimer Associated Milk Producers Inc Richard M. Nixon Williams Hart

Chapel Choir at Franklin Wesleyan Church Friday

The Chapel Choir of Penn View Bible Institute will perform at Franklin Wesleyan Church Moreland Drive tomorrow at 7 p.m. Directed by Barry L. Mason the program features old and new vocal numbers. Penn View, founded 1966, serves over 20 denominations and is owned by God's Missionary Church at Penns Creek.

Penn View Bible Institute Penns Creek Franklin Wesleyan Church Moreland Drive Barry L. Mason Penn View God’s Missionary Church At

Ohio Senate weighs tax deductions for small political contributions

Ohio lawmakers push a bill by Sen. Donald J. Pease allowing a 5 dollar deduction for individuals and 10 dollars for married couples filing jointly from state income tax for political contributions. The measure follows other public financing ideas with a focus on early steps toward funding campaigns.

Columbus, Ohio Chambers Senate Welfare Department

Ohio House approves welfare extension to 80 percent cutoff

The Ohio House passed a bill 60 to 32 extending welfare services to those with incomes up to 80 percent of the state median, plus coverage for potential recipients up to 115 percent with fees. The measure aims to secure federal funds and increase program oversight, despite concerns it expands welfare eligibility.

Frederick N. Young R-38 Dayton Senate House Ohio Columbus Legislative Services Commission Rep C.J. McLin D-36 McLin David Hartley Springfield Ohio Department of Public Welfare Hartley

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