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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1974

Page

3

Ohio anti abortion groups mark first Black Tuesday

Anti abortion activists across Ohio staged rallies and candle vigils to mark the first anniversary of the Supreme Court abortion decision. Observances occurred in Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo and other cities with prayers speeches and processions.

Ohio Associated Press U.S. Supreme Court Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Toledo Foundation For Life Organization Michael Donovan Columbus Roman Catholic

Abortion foes and friends all have their say

Abortion supporters and opponents rallied and marched to mark the first anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling overturning most antiabortion laws. In New York City activists staged protests outside Buckley offices and a faux pope issued an encyclical denouncing church oppression. Major demonstrations also took place in Philadelphia with Cardinal Krol declaring the issue a human one, and in Miami where Right to Life members protested past a local abortion clinic.

Supreme Court New York City New York National Organization For Women Manhattan James L. Buckley Parent and Child Development New York Foundling Hospital Independence Mall Philadelphia National Right To Life Committee High Court John Cardinal Krol Mary Miami Right To Life Dade County Jackson

Investment schemer Lowers jailed for multi million scheme

D Don Lowers was sentenced to four to twenty years in Summit county Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to 26 Ohio securities violations. The 1,400 investors lost over 12 million dollars as his high interest scheme collapsed. The judge denied probation following a two hour hearing with testimony from friends and former associates.

Akron, Ohio D. Don Lowers Summit County Common Pleas Court L. A. Lombardi Lowers Ohio

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