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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1975

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Rhodes Eyes School Aid Compromise In Ohio

Gov. James A. Rhodes signals a deal with Democratic legislators to preserve a 91.3 million school appropriation for teachers while offering a 40 per pupil local option grant. He hints at veto use if needed and unveils a June bond question to fund urban core revitalization statewide.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Rhodes Senate Oliver Ocasek Akron House Vernal G. Riffe Jr New Boston Ocasek

Court pauses ruling on ownership of Nixon materials

The U S Court of Appeals stayed a district court decision that the government, not the former president, owns Nixon materials. An unusual Saturday hearing was set as the appeal court weighs whether a three judge panel should test a recent law before ruling. A Feb 9 deadline looms as funds for moving papers may end.

U.S Charles R. Richey Malcolm R. Wilkey Spottswood Robinson III Richey Know Appeals Court Nixon San Clemente

Former Montana Governor Babcock Sentenced in Nixon Case

Former Gov Tim Babcock of Montana was sentenced in Washington on Friday to four months in prison for illegally concealing the origin of $54000 in political contributions to the 1972 reelection campaign of Richard Nixon.

Tim Babcock Montana Washington Richard Nixon

Kroger Price Freeze Ends Nationwide Except Three Ohio Cities

Kroger ends its two month price freeze on 1100 items affecting most of its 1240 supermarkets in 20 states. A spokesman says the program, begun to curb costs, has become increasingly costly and will continue only in Cleveland Pittsburgh and Canton Ohio.

Cincinnati, Ohio Kroger Co Cleveland Pittsburgh Canton Ohio

Democrats sue to halt U.S. actions in Cambodia

Twenty one Congress members sue in Boston claiming illegal CIA and military activity in Cambodia including aerial reconnaissance and airlifts. They cite Pentagon confirmations from 1974 and argue violations of multiple laws, the Paris accords, and constitutional limits.

Boston United States Cambodia Congress U.S. District Court Robert F. Drinan Massachusetts Pentagon Secretary of Defense U.S Rob Pratt Drinan

Texas 6 Die in Air Crash Near Houston

A privately owned airliner carrying about 20 people crashed in a field near Houston during heavy rain at 3 18 a m. Six were killed and survivors were reported among the injured. Witnesses heard an explosion and screams as rescue crews aided victims while ambulances converged. The flight was en route from Huntsville to Houston Intercontinental Airport when the crash occurred.

Houston Tex Steve Burt Hardy Road Huntsville Houston Intercontinental Airport

Colson Freed From Prison Plans Religious Work

Former Nixon aide Charles W. Colson, released by Judge Gesell after serving seven months of a one to three year term for obstruction of justice, says he will devote time to religious work and family. He aims to write on religious topics and Watergate insights while avoiding the lecture circuit. Colson cites family hardship as the reason for release and notes his son’s marijuana case.

Washington Nixon Administration Charles W. Colson Richard M. Nixon U.S Gerhard A. Gesell Gesell Colson Christian University of South Carolina Daniel Ellsberg Watergate

Soviets Request Use of Portuguese Port Near Lisbon

Lisbon sources report Portugal weighing a Kremlin request to allow Soviet fishing trawlers to base at Figueira da Foz, a Mondego River port near Lisbon. Premier Vasco Goncalves reportedly leans radical, but others urge caution amid a likely cabinet debate. If approved, Soviet vessels would be based about 150 miles from NATO Iberian Atlantic commands.

Lisbon Portugal NATO United States Kremlin Atlantic Vasco Goncalves Figueira da Foz Mondego River

Goldwater Says Conservatives Ready If Ford Bows Out in 1976

Former President Nixon remains a force in GOP circles as millions still back his views. If Ford withdraws conservatives plan a strong bid for the nomination, with a Washington meeting likely to send a message on oil Vietnam and the economy.

Washington Republican Party Ford Len Barry Goldwater Arizona Republican Richard M Nixon Goldwater Senate Vietnam

Weather outlook for Middletown area this weekend

The forecast shows cloudy skies with a chance of light rain or freezing rain tonight and Sunday. Lows near 30 with highs in the upper 30s, a 40 percent rain chance. Monday will bring a sharp drop to the teens and low 20s.

Middletown

Victim 6th for Slasher Claims Dramatic Manhunt

Police hunt the Skid Row Slasher after Clyde C. Hay 34 a National Cash Register Co employee is slain in Hollywood. Hay’s throat was cut from ear to ear in a brutal pattern, with evidence of a beating prior to death.

Los Angeles Clyde C. Hay National Cash Register Co Hollywood Hay Asst Daryl Gates George Frias Los Angeles Hilton Hay and Frias

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