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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1972

Page

2

Taft Barnes fight widens for Ohio party seat

In Cincinnati the contest for a seat on the Ohio Publican Central Committee from the First District escalates as Sen. Robert Taft and Hamilton County Chair Earl Barnes trade accusations. A Nixon administration official avoids involvement, while Taft denies a report of backing Gov. candidate Bill Keating in exchange for debt relief. Taft asserts officeholders should be allowed to run, criticizing Barnes for limiting public figures from the committee.

Cincinnati Ohio Publican Central U.S Robert Taft Hamilton County Earl Barnes Nixon National “Committee Taft William Keating Ohio Barnes Carl Lindner American Financial Corporation, Afc The Enquirer James Rhodes Senate John Kelley Cleveland Kelley W. D. Gradison Co Robert Central Committee First Ers State Central Committee

Miamisburg Marine Trial Delayed to Feb 22

Preliminary hearing for Marine Pfc Teddy Greene 18 of Miamisburg Ohio postponed until February 22 on a murder charge. Greene stationed at Camp Lejeune is accused of killing hospital corpsman Charles Haney 21 of Oakland Minnesota by beating him with a pool cue last week in a local tavern.

Miamisburg Jacksonville N.C Teddy Greene Ohio Greene Camp Jeune Charles Haney Oakland Minn

Two Charleston Women Face Ohio Child Stealing Warrants

Two Charleston women and their grandmother and great aunt are ordered to a Kanawha Common Pleas hearing Tuesday. Dolly Fisher aged 65 and Madeline Jordan aged 45 face warrants from Columbus, Ohio for taking Donald Dinklocker 11 and Nina 10 from Ohio State University Hospital Monday night. West Virginia will not extradite the warrants entered by the children's mother Helen Jeffers of Columbus. Jeffers gained custody in 1961, but the children have been raised by Fisher and Jordan.

Charleston W. Va Ohio Kanawha Dolly Fisher Madeline Jordan Charleston Area Columbus Donald Dinklocker Nina Ohio State University Hospital West Virginia Helen Jeffers

Penitentiary Escapees Sent Back To Columbus

Covington Kentucky AP reports two Ohio Penitentiary escapees were expected to be returned to Columbus Penitentiary today or later this week as a removal warrant is prepared by U S District Judge Mac Swinford. The event follows prior escapes and marks ongoing efforts to repatriate prisoners.

Covington Ohio Columbus U.S Mac Swinford

Fire Kills in Cleveland and Prison Escape Case

U S Magistrate Robert Cerrulo bound Donald G Manis and Donald F Ferdinand over to the U S District Court in Columbus on 50000 bond each after an earlier arraignment. The men, 29 of Salem Ohio and 34 of Cincinnati, were arrested January 31 in Newport following a jail escape from the state penitentiary. They allegedly abducted a man near Hill iard drove them to Covington and back to Cincinnati before releasing him. In Cleveland three elderly residents died and another elderly man was critically injured when a northeast side two and a half story house was swept by fire. Victims were Elizabeth Rankin Hugh McConnell and Nancy McConnell. ages not available. Occupants on the first floor escaped. Authorities suspect elderly residents possibly from Florida or Kentucky.

U.S Robert Cerrulo U.S. District Court Columbus Cleveland Ohio Sixth Battalion Charles Ross Elizabeth Rankin Hugh McConnell Nancy Florida Kentucky

Weather Blamed for Most Fatal Light Plane Crashes

The National Transportation Safety Board analysis finds bad weather as the main cause of most fatal light airplane crashes. The AP report notes pilots often confront adverse conditions before accidents occur.

Weather Washington National Transportation Safety Board

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