Electoral Reform Decision Nearer
Washington AP reports the Senate Judiciary Committee nears a decision on reforming the presidential election system. House approved direct popular election plans face rival proposals and concerns over runoffs and faithless electors as efforts push toward a 1972 election timeline.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Nixon
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Bayh
Indiana
James C. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate Gop
Hugh Scott
Congress
Jeach
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Plane Crash Kills Six Aboard and Two In House
A Beechcraft Bonanza clipped two houses near a Austin runway and burst into flames. Six aboard died, two residents perished in the burning home, including Dr. Rob ert G. Farris and Dr. B. E. Becker Jr. The Bobbitts’ 4 month old survived, while passerby John Griggs aided Mrs. Bobbitt.
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Austin, Tex
Austin
Fred A. Bobbit
Peggy
Justice of the Peace
Bob Kuhn
Robert G. Farris
B. E. Becker Jr
Ence
Washington, D.C
Pay Hikes Approved For Non-Teaching Personnel In Middletown
The Middletown school board approved a 6.25 percent raise for OAPSE non certificated staff and updated fringe benefits including a $10,000 life policy. Nurses receive similar increases. base rates range from 2,964 to 8,606 before the raise. About 60 of roughly 700 teachers won’t return in fall, with retirements accounting for 15. Some may retire with full pension after 35 years.
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Ohio Association of Public School Employes
OAPSE
Middletown
Ito
Robert E. Johnson
Ohio State Board of Education
Johnson
Man Given Six Month Suspended Sentences In Ohio Court
A 33 year old Franklin man Benjamin Durham received a suspended six month sentence in the Cincinnati Workhouse and was placed on probation in Butler County Domestic Relations court. A 15 year old Middletown boy pled guilty to delinquency tied to a knife assault and was given a suspended commitment to the Ohio Youth Commission and placed on probation with restitution. Tony Garcia and Richard Lewis had their cases dismissed for insufficient evidence and failure to prosecute.
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Cincinnati
Butler County Domestic Relations
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Benjamin Durham
Second St
Middletown
Ohio Youth Commission
Columbus
Tony Garcia
Franklin St
Springboro
Richard Lewis
Vanderveer St
Garcia
Lewis
Marathon Oil Reports Decline in First Quarter Earnings
Marathon Oil Co. reports 1970 first quarter net earnings of 19.1 million, down 12.1 percent from the prior year as revenues rise to 241.1 million. President J. C. Donnell II cites insufficient product prices to cover higher operating costs.
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Findlay, Ohio
Marathon Oil Co
J. C. Donnell II
Donnell
Estrellita Horoscope for Taurus Tomorrow and Beyond
Mixed planetary influences indicate a routine morning with exciting late day developments. For your birthday, a 12 month path shows progress in occupations with an 3 percent long May period, October peak, and boosts in late December, January and March.
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Taurus
Postal Reform Faces Senate Backlash Over Agnew Remarks
Senate Post Office Committee hearings expose partisan tension as Sen. Gale W. McGee challenges Vice President Agnew’s comments on Nixon administration postal reform. Postmaster General Blount declares the plan bipartisan and cites Johnson’s support while House chair Thaddeus Dulski plans rapid markup to move the bill. The reform stems from a government union agreement after a nationwide postal strike.
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House
Nixon
Senate Post Office Committee
Gale W. McGee
D-Wyo
Agnew
U.S. Postal Service
Post Office Department
McGee
House Post Office Committee
Winton M. Blount
Deer Killed By Car On Butler Road
A deer was killed after being struck by a southbound car on Ohio 732 near Oxford. Driver Carole F. Wardlow, 38, of Cincinnati, reported the deer jumped a fence before entering her path. No injuries were reported in two additional Butler County accidents on nearby roads.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Ron Beltz
Sheriff's Department
Carole F. Wardlow
Cincinnati
Ohio 732
Oxford
Bonnie Shackelford
Tytus Ave
Middletown
Cancer Crusade drives local fund past initial goal
To date 22 661 79 has been collected from the 1970 American Cancer Crusade. William Schaefer, president of the Middletown Butler County Unit, announced at yesterday's luncheon at the Manchester Motor Inn that the local unit should exceed the goal of 24 750 once receipts are in. Phi Beta Psi Sorority has presented a check for 1 400 to ACS.
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William Schaefer
Middletown-Butler County
Manchester Motor Inn
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
ACS
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