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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1974
Page
7
Howard M Metzenbaum a Democrat from Ohio was seated to fill the unexpired term of former Senator William B as the 3rd Congress reconvened. The 56 year old former Ohio State Senator was born earlier this month.
Ohio University trustees will hold March public hearings in Portsmouth on a proposed general-technical college in Scioto County. The board asked Dr. Robert Flinchbaugh to provide tenure information if the proposal advances while local opposition cites risk to the OU branch in Lawrence County.
Carl Heidrich chairman of Miami Margarine Co. died Sunday in a Cincinnati hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday. Heidrich, 64, also led the National Association of Margarine Manufacturers from 1959 to 1971 and became president of his father’s firm in 1950.
Five students were injured in two unrelated incidents in Cleveland schools. Darrell Smith, 16, at John Hay Junior High, was stabbed by a shooter hiding behind stage curtains. he underwent abdominal surgery. Gwendolyn Cofield, 17, at East Tech High, sustained shotgun pellets to the right ankle.
Herbert L. Porter a former scheduling director for Nixon’s re election committee was charged by the Watergate special prosecutor with lying to the FBI about the Watergate break in Porters attorney said he will plead guilty Porter 35 waived grand jury submission The charge cites statements to FBI on July 19 1972 carrying up to five years in prison and 10000 fine Also prosecutor offices begin submitting information about tapes to the grand jury and Judge Sirica urged submission to the grand jury to probe possible illegal acts including an 18 and a half minute erased tape.
A 68-year-old former Cincinnati Post promotions manager pleaded guilty and will testify after embezzling 161000 dollars from a charity fund. Stanley Dahlman, fired last fall, had earlier pled innocent by reason of insanity and plans restitution of 85000 dollars. Delores Haynes and Everett Haynes were indicted in the fund’s disappearance from 1970 to 1973.
The Radio City Rockettes have worn through about five and a half tons of tap shoes over four decades of performances. The troupe has kept a steady supply as it maintained its signature precision and rhythm in the iconic New York stage shows.
Lester J. Malone longtime director of statewide operations for the Ohio Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of America died Sunday at 78. Malone began with Ohio Bell in 1921 rising from wire chief in Toledo to staff roles at Cleveland before retiring in 1960. Services set for Wednesday at Rosary Cathedral in Toledo.
Fern Bierman aged 55 of Groesbeck died Monday when a two story home caught fire. Fire authorities said an investigation is ongoing as police report the fatal blaze.
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