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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1969
Page
10
Gov. James A. Rhodes may pivot from an education tax plan to a broader tax approach as administration officials signal a revised proposal to gain legislative and public acceptance. No specifics on a sales tax increase were given while lawmakers prepare to tackle 823 bills with committee hearings this week.
Mrs. Shirley Decker served as NBTA judge at Miss Majorette of Virginia in Crozet. Debbie Freeze, 12, won first in open advance twirling while Peggy Hoening, 15, took second in advance solo. Marla Carr, 9, earned five NBTA trophies at Baltimore Ohio. Lu Ann Evans, 15, placed first in advanced solo and fancy strutting at Waterloo Indiana and Dayton contests.
At 3 30 a m Sunday Charles Byrd of 846 S Main St cruised in a 19 9 taxicab when he fell asleep striking two parked cars and pushing a third. Damages totaled 2500 dollars with 1000 to Byrd 500 to Donald Mosley 800 to Raymond Mosley and Deborah Hillman cited for careless operation.
At 9 45 p m yesterday Darlene Proctor 31 of 836 18th Ave ill remained at the scene. At 10 p m Jerry Velde 23 of 2212 Baltimore St neck and left shoulder injuries at Mueller Brass Co 1300 Lafayette Ave treated and dismissed from Middletown Hospital.
Estrellita notes Tuesday morning emphasizes concentrating on top interests and avoiding risky choices. Financial guidance urges conservatism with cautious gains potential in mid-June and late November, a profitable July 20 to August 21 deal, and improved finances after February 1, 1970.
Dr. Jack L. Harris medical director at Armco Middletown Works will speak at the 39th Annual All Ohio Safety Congress in Columbus on Alcoholism in Industry. The event opens tomorrow and runs through Thursday at the Sheraton Columbus Motor Hotel.
Pedro Nolasco Perdomo, 63, turned himself in at a police station after 33 years in hiding. He avoided capture after the Civil War by living with sisters, then in a cramped room for 16 years. Benefiting from a general amnesty decree, he cited reading old magazines and fear of Franco’s reprisals as reasons for his return.
A two story frame home at 300 Young St suffered 3800 dollars in damage when fire damaged the first floor and destroyed flooring and walls. A short circuit in wiring in a storage area in Hugh Gingerich's house is suspected as the cause. The blaze also damaged a window fan toys and clothing along with furniture on the first floor. Spoons of the Greeks and Romans were made of bronze and silver.
Democratic leaders in Congress fault Nixon for slow action in his first 90 days, while GOP leaders praise the groundwork and predict a rapid stream of policy messages. Speakers note calm has ended and national crises loom as the administration wrestles with foreign and domestic issues.
The term menticide describes the gradual destruction of a person’s mind by psychiatric or other means, leading to acceptance of an ideology previously abhorrent to them. It emphasizes how manipulation can alter beliefs and loyalty through coercive influence.
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