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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1971

Page

3

Cities Rally Over Gilligan Budget In Ohio Legislature

Columbus AP Gov. John Gilligan’s 9.1 billion budget draws attention from both houses and a mayoral delegation. House Speaker Charles Kurfess schedules talks Tuesday on city aid while officials argue the plan aids cities via welfare education and mental health funds. Senate Finance hearings run today and tomorrow as three House panels probe the budget. Lawmakers flag a 1.6 billion tax increase as potentially unconstitutional, noting variability in tax rates due to income dependents age home values and property taxes.

Columbus John J. Gilligan General Assembly WCE Charles Kurfess Perrysburg Gilligan Senate House House Finance Committee E.W. Lampson Lampson Michael J. Maloney Maloney

Israel Shows New U S Armed Equipment Ahead of Independence

Israel unveiled American made combat gear including the M109 self propelled cannon M113 armored personnel carrier and Sikorsky CH53 helicopter to newsmen as it approached its 23rd independence anniversary The artillery piece and carrier were described as able to cross water obstacles for any depth A Katyusha rocket launcher also appeared showing Soviet war booty from the 1967 war Moscow has supplied Egypt with amphibious transport observers say the display signals Israel can cross the Suez Canal reinforcing Arab warning notes

Israel Suez Canal Egypt Moscow Oservers

Kent State marks anniversary amid fears of unrest

Kent State University plans two commemorative programs for May 14 to honor four students shot by National Guardsmen last year. Some students fear disruption as outsiders may travel to Kent, and campus groups organize a peacekeeping effort while administration expands outreach and information channels. Local residents express mixed views on the campus turmoil.

Kent Ohio Kent State University Kent State Sue Sanders Robert I. White Fyi White Uo Robert Williams Newbury Lauren Bechtel Bryan Woodstock Bechtel May Day Coalition Ken Johnson Franscis Kline

Checks Of Dead Man Were Cashed In Cincinnati

Police traced cashed Social Security checks to a dead man identified as John Dockery about 70 from Cincinnati. His body, found in a cement slab in a bathroom closet, had been dead since around Christmas 1970. Authorities said the death was due to a massive skull fracture.

Cincinnati John Dockery

Driving Film For Associates

James Schaffner of the Middletown Area Safety Council will present a defensive driving program with demonstrations and films to Middletown High Band Associates and students. The event is tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. in the Central School cafeteria at 15146 First Ave.

James Schaffner Middletown Area Safety Council Middletown High Band First Ave

Tipton Wins Optimist Leader Post In Ohio Zone Vote

John Tipton president of the Middletown Optimist Club was elected lieutenant governor of Optimist International at Fairfield. Voting came from 10 Zone 7 clubs in southwest Ohio as Tipton planned to visit various clubs in the zone.

John Tipton Middletown

Fires In Ohio Kill 11 People

A series of fatal fires in Ohio left eleven dead including children in Gallia County and Cleveland. The Gallia County blaze at an East Liverpool lumber yard and adjoining homes killed six, with several relatives injured. investigators cited matches used by children as a possible cause. In Cleveland a separate fire claimed three children and a fourth hospitalized from smoke inhalation. Additional victims emerged in Cambridge and other areas as more details surfaced about the weekend disasters.

Adkins Lumber Co East Liverpool Cheshire Gallia County Cleveland Cambridge Victor Davis Kimberly Bert Yost Bobby Thelma Jeff Dobbins Paul Kent Jr Yost Cecil Madeline Walker Charles Bothildren Bertha Walker Christa Davis

12 Perish In Seattle Blaze

The Associated Press reports four fires nationwide over the weekend killed 25 people, many under 18. Seattle’s deadly blaze claimed 12 deaths in a Sunday morning apartment fire attributed to a careless smoker, with nine hospitalized and two in critical condition. Five children died in a St Paul house fire, and eight died in two Ohio fires.

Associated Press Seattle St. Paul Minn Ohio

County Receives Bids On Truck For Dog Warden

Putter County commissioners opened bids this morning for a new half ton truck for the dog warden. Commission president William Denham ordered a study before a decision. Russell F. Houston, mayor of Millville, sought annexation of about 16 acres of farm land east of Millville on Ohio 129.

Hamilton Putter William Denham Sceradeln Russell F. Houston Millville Ohio

Nursing graduates pass state board exams

Twelve area graduates from the Dayton School of Practical Nursing announced they passed the state boards taken in March. From Middletown are Betty Finney Janis Crouch Mae Johnston June Gebhardt Mary Cofield Mary Lou Napier Sue Hall Barbara Worley Viva Byrd Nancy Crout Delores Marriott Mary Oakley. Eleven work at Middletown Hospital after four months of classroom study and eight months clinical training.

Dayton School of Practical Nursing Middletown Betty Finney Janis Crouch Mae Johnston June Gebhardt Mary Cofield Mary Lou Napier Sue Hall Barbara Worley Viva Byrd Nancy Crout Franklin Mary Oakley Monroe Delores Marriott Waynesville Dayton Middletown Hospital The Hospital

Main Break Floods Highway Near Maud

A water main break just east of the Penn Central tracks at Maud flooded Tylersville Road around 3:50 a.m. Police said water department crews were called to shut off the supply.

Hamilton Penn Central Maud Tylersville Butler County

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