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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
3
A shopper sues a supermarket after a cart collision injures a woman and wins a substantial judgment. A later incident where a peaches can strikes a man leads to a denied claim. Courts assess foreseeability and prevention responsibilities and consider inherent merchandise danger, reckless acts, and extraordinary events.
The Controlling Board in Columbus authorizes a 1.9 million down payment to cover busing for 129 4 percent of private and parochial students. Finance Director How ard Collier cites the potential year total may double while State School Supt. Martin Essex notes districts need funds for instructional services and that reimbursements will wait on end of year cost calculations.
The Detroit Board of Education rejected a $90,000 federal grant for symphony concerts for 30,000 underprivileged children and a $3,750 grant for school opera projects, citing the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Piccolo Opera Co. as not racially integrated. A Negro board member objected, and officials said integration statements were not requested because bidders were not involved. The district noted efforts to hire Black artists but said none qualified in Competition. Everett Lee will conduct regular concerts.
Washington reports progress in U S Soviet talks on a treaty to ban the spread of nuclear weapons. A State Department spokesman said key issues remain and no final agreement yet. talks continue in a businesslike manner with progress noted by disarmament chief William C Foster and Aleksei held during the U N General Assembly session.
The Soviet Union completed a series of rocket test shots into the Pacific two weeks early, Tass announced. The South Pacific testing area, closed to shipping and aviation, was reopened today. The zone lies over 4,000 miles from the USSR and 1,000 to 1,500 miles farther south than usual target areas.
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