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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1976
Page
10
Ohio lawmakers recess for five weeks after sending nearly four dozen bills to Governor Rhodes. Major items include utility rate reform, homeowner inflation protections, public retirement benefits, minimum wage hike, and a mental health bill of rights.
Attorney General H. Levi orders an internal Justice Department task force to study the King assassination FBI harassment of King potential ties to the case and the fairness of the original investigation. The probe follows Watergate era concerns and a push for outside panel scrutiny by civil rights leaders.
The Municipal Court jailed Earl Barrett 10 days and fined him 300 dollars with a three year license suspension for fleeing an April 24 Park Street crash. James Brundidge received three days in jail and 200 dollars for driving after license revocation. Several others were fined for traffic offenses including careless driving and muffler violations. Edward Bray forfeited a 50 dollar bond over a failure to yield at a light near the Armco gate on Oxford State Road.
Two area residents have filed for bankruptcy in US District Court. Dayton Hatfield and a Springboro individual report assets around $25 and debts totaling $7,993.
The Ohio General Assembly enacted legislation Thursday to close a loophole in the state Criminal Code that allowed murderers to escape longer punishment through shock probation after only a few days in jail. The change follows an Ohio Supreme Court ruling this year that Saas restrictions did not cover shock probation.
A lengthy listing of births and parental details appears from Franklin Hospital including names such as Theodore Mcintosh Germantown Mrs Everrett Hogsten and Rebecca Curtis along with addresses in Germantown Middletown and Franklin. It notes hospital patient number 424-187 and mentions multiple families and births today.
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