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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
3
The Senate backed the Nixon administration desegregation aid measure, granting 1.5 billion for school desegregation while imposing limits on spending. It approved 748 votes to send the bill to the House, with 500 million for the coming year and 1 billion the next. Southern foes failed to roll back court power or require universal integration.
Loot totaling 42 was taken in four Butler County thefts in the last 24 hours. A four barrel carburetor tachometer intake manifold box full of tools valued 205, taken from a car on Franklin Madison Road. Paul Turner reported two ponies worth 102 stolen from his farm on Wayne Barker reported a 25 battery stolen from a car in a garage. Carl Taylor reported a floor jack worth 160 stolen from a garage.
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown said he had informal talks about a possible investigation into alleged brutality at Lima State Hospital but that state involvement or a special counsel was not planned. Lima attorney Robert Millbaugh told of being asked to head an informal inquiry and gather affidavits from employees, with evidence to be sent to Gov. Gilligan and Brown for final decision.
Butler County Recorder Jean M. Blazer escaped injury when the hood of a car she followed on Ohio 4 blew off and struck her left front fender, shattering the windshield. The other driver was Margie D. Johnson of Hamilton. Vehicle owner Joshua E. Combs said the hood had been wired down. Blazer’s car damage was about $175.
George Case 47 of West Elkton suffered right hip injuries when a sled fell on him while unloading equipment at Rockwell Equipment Co on Hamilton Trenton Road north of New Miami. He was taken to Fort Hamilton Hospital by county police.
Cincinnati(AP) A Western Hills resident, John Blackwell, 52, was convicted of first degree manslaughter for the October tavern shooting death of James Monroe, 27. Judge William S. Mathews ordered a pre sentence investigation in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court.
A Nixon commission led by Henry Cabot Lodge urged admitting the People's Republic of China to the United Nations alongside Taiwan, proposing dual seats for two Chinas and similar treatment for Germany, Vietnam, and Korea. The panel argued all governments governing parts of areas should be eligible, challenging the single China policy amid easing U.S. China relations.
Hamilton 45 year old Paul E Stamper pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the Sept 22 death of Henry N Whitlock 64 of Fairfield Township whose body was found in a ditch on Gilmore Road Stamper received 120 years in the Ohio Penitentiary Co defendants Mary Mae Miller pleaded guilty earlier and was placed on probation after mental tests The coroner had ruled the man suffocated by a denture wedged in his throat and robbery was suspected.
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