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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1971
Page
10
Cleveland police announce a trial four day work week starting February 1 for 264 officers in the 4th District. The plan aims to boost on street coverage from 3 p m to 3 a m with four 10 hour days, no extra cost, and could expand to five other districts if successful.
Rudi Dutschke former West German student leader has won a Danish residence and work visa for six months. The visa allows part time lecturing at Aarhus University and will be renewed unless extraordinary developments occur after Britain refused to renew his permit.
Several House Republicans threaten to balk if the party line does not change after criticism over the secret session rule pushed by leaders. Kurfess faced backlash as the vote shifted from open sessions to secret committees with two thirds approval. Only Rep. Lampson voted no, warning of consequences.
Brown's Run elects Levey Elliott Middletown Attorney as president at the annual meeting. He succeeds William Danner. New officers include Walter Evans first vice president Stuart Hatch second vice president Ed W Barker treasurer Q R Reeder assistant treasurer W R Bailey secretary John Griffin assistant secretary and new board directors Dave Murray Don Osborne Norris Downing and Dr Eugene Turner.
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown will testify at the kickoff hearing as two Ohio legislative committees begin a series on lowering the voting age to 18. Hearings will tour major cities and possibly university towns to decide if the measure should appear on the May ballot or wait until November.
AP dispatch from Miami reports Havana Radio declaring packs will bear a warning that smoking is vicious to health. The move appears aimed at reducing tobacco use amid lower production and shrinking foreign sales. Cuban smokers are limited to two cigars or two packs per week.
FRANKLIN Herbert Thompson aged 50 of Dayton was fined 150 dollars and costs and ordered to serve three days in jail with a 30 day driving suspension by Judge John B. Tracy in municipal court Friday. Thompson faced charges of driving while intoxicated by Franklin police along with other motorists fined for traffic violations. Twenty one speeders paid 565 dollars in fines and appearance-bond forfeitures.
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