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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1972

Page

3

Gangs Riot In Belfast Amid Protests and Bombings

Protestant youths rioted through Belfast after two teens were wounded by snipers. Police dispersed crowds after seven hours of violence. Three officers injured, three rioters arrested. 700 youths roamed looting and burning. Bombs exploded in Belfast and Newry as government offered limited concessions to Catholics.

Belfast Newry Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army Britain Bernadette Devlin House of Commons Frank McManus

Baker Wins Parole After Prison Sentence

Washington AP report says Bobby Baker, former Senate Democrat aide, earned parole from Allenwood prison camp effective June 1. Baker, 43, began serving Jan 14, 1971 for tax evasion and related crimes. The eight member parole board planned a two day meeting, also granting parole to Martin Sweig, former House aide to John McCormack.

Washington Bobby Baker Senate Democrats U.S Congress Lyndon B. Johnson Baker U.S. District Court Supreme Court Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Kerr House Martin Sweig John W.mccormack

Senate passes credit billing bill but unlikely to become law

The Senate approved a measure to require timely correction of credit card billing errors by a 51 to 15 vote, sending it to the House where consumer advocates showed little enthusiasm. Sponsor William Proxmire opposed the bill in its final form, failing to restore two key protections.

Washington Senate House Congress William Proxmire Dwis

Nashville Theater Ends X Rated Policy

A downtown Nashville theater shifted its bookings policy this week to show non X rated films. The first screening under the change was Carnal Knowledge.

Nashville, Tenn Nashville

Antipoverty Bill Passes With Expanded Nixon Control

A Senate Labor Committee measure funds anti poverty efforts totaling about 3 billion for the current and next two fiscal years. Key changes shift the legal services program from the Office of Economic Opportunity to an independent corporation with Nixon retaining broad direct control over director appointments and policy. The bill also increases Head Start support and Me Follow Through funding while limiting earmarks and extending poverty program oversight.

Washington Senate Labor Committee Nixon Legal Services Program Office of Economic Opportunity Jacob Javits R-N.y Javits Corporation Wats OEO

20 Killed in Central Java Bus Truck Crash

Merdeka reports a loaded bus crashed head on with a speeding truck in central Java killing twenty people. The accident involved a passenger bus and a truck carrying passengers, with casualties confirmed by authorities.

Jakarta Java Merdeka

Loyalty Day Speaker at WFW Post 3809 Event

The Meaning of Sacrifice will be the Loyalty Day topic delivered by Von Crabill news editor at WLWD Dayton as guest speaker. He is Ohio University graduate and former director at WONE WAVI and WING. joined WLWD in 1959. An Americanism award will be presented after the speech during a 6:15 p.m. program with cocktail hour dinner and dance.

WFW Post von Crabill Wlwd Television Dayton Crabill Ohio University WONE WAVI WING WLWD Cr Abill Post United States

Fenwick Festival Kickoff Dinner-Dance May 6

Fenwick High School marks its 20th anniversary with a Casino Party kickoff dinner-dance on May 6 at the school. Chairmen H T Derivan coordinate the event open to all Fenwick supporters with a 6:30 p.m. start and 8:30 p.m. dancing featuring the Al Nori Combo.

H.T. Derivan Roosevelt Ave Fenwick Fenwick High School Falcon Country al Nori Bernard Bruening David Beck Leman Dunlap

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