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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1971

Page

6

Athens Attorney Lavelle Elected Ohio Democratic Chairman

Athens attorney William Ambrose Lavelle won unanimous election as state Democratic chairman in Columbus. He succeeds Eugene P. O Grady and is a Giligan ally, with goals to broaden party involvement and organize Ohio counties into a stronger unit. Lavelle plans a full time executive assistant in Columbus. New vice chairmen named include Joseph Shump Dayton William Boyle Toledo John Wiethe Cincinnati Mrs Ann Gorman Cleveland Mrs Rosemary Duffy Columbus Mrs Vera Elliott Canton and Mrs Justina Miller Xenia.

Eugene P. O'Grady John J. Gilligan Department of Highway Safety Lavelle Columbus Gilligan O'Grady Samuel Gerber Cuyahoga County John Glenn Jr Joseph Shump Dayton William Boyle Toledo John Wiethe Cincinnati Ann Gorman Cleveland Rosemary Duffy Vera Elliott Canton Justina Miller Xenia

Pittsburgh Teachers Strike Ends and City Faces Fallout

Pittsburgh teachers ratified a 23 month contract by 1 031 to 224, with a 900 yearly raise retroactive to January 1. The weeklong school walkout closed the two daily papers and halted city services, while 73,000 students returned to 110 public schools.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers Peter Flaherty Teamsters

Birth in Car Sparks Police Station Question

Mrs. Robert Davidson gave birth to a 7 pound baby girl in the back of a station wagon after leaving Deephaven for Abbott Hospital in Minneapolis. The mother and daughter were reported well, and the husband asked if he should stop at the police station after the birth.

Minneapolis Robert Davidson

Inaugural Reception for Gilligan Draws Large Crowd

Ohio Democrats hosted a reception and dinner in Columbus drawing about 2,000 attendees to meet incoming Gov John J Gilligan and his wife Katie. Gilligan joked that tomorrow they could call her governess as the hotel prepared for 1,600 but served around 2,000.

Columbus Ohio John J. Gilligan Katie Gilligan

Money Attracting Pollution in San Bernardino

The San Bernardino County grand jury, largest in area in the nation, urges halting spend to attract more industry and pollution. It notes the 12,883,840 acre, 683,000 resident county still not bursting, and criticizes using $190,615 yearly to counter pollution while funding ads and Chamber of Commerce donations that back industry against pollution regulation.

San Bernardino Calif Grand San Bernardino County State Chamber of Commerce

Ohio lawmakers face one month layoff during Gilligan plan

The 109th General Assembly opens its second week with a possible month break to allow Gov. John J. Gilligan and his team to finish a legislative package. Skeleton sessions will run in both chambers for bills and committee hearings as assignments proceed for about 70 measures. Proposals include two constitutional amendments to lower the voting age to 18 and create a state lottery to boost education funds, plus a coordinated environmental reform bill. Sen. Nye resigns to join the Department of Natural Resources, with Musser and Rep. Poda as possible successors.

Columbus Ohio 109Th General Assembly Senate House John J. Gilligan Assembly Ings Myrl Shoemaker Bourneville Ronald Mottl Parma Mott Tony Hall Dayton Nye Anthony O. Calabrese Cleveland Massillon Virgil Musser John Poda Akron

Lady Bird Johnson Named Regent at Texas University

Mrs Lyndon B Johnson becomes a regent of the University of Texas as of today and is among three named Friday to be sworn in at Governor Preston Smiths official residence in Austin Texas.

Lady Bird Texas Austin, Tex Lyndon B. Johnson University of Texas Today Preston Smith

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Athens Ohio Democratic Party William Ambrose Lavelle William Lavelle Pittsburgh Press Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Press Post-Gazette Charles ST Central Ieee Haulat Manchester General Assembly Shoemaker Hall Environmental Protection Agency Pollution Control Agency Institute For Environmental Quality William B. Nye State Department of Natural Re Gilligan Administration S. Broad Les Leighton Montgonery SEA King Ser Kir N. University Blvd
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