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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1970

Page

10

Governor Cahill's Son Charged With Marijuana Possession

Jersey Governor William Cahill says his 19 year old son John was charged with possession of one marijuana cigarette and a small amount of marijuana after a routine police check in Philadelphia. He was released on $200 bail with a Feb 4 court date. his Army medical exam was postponed.

Juana Pennsylvania Philadelphia Young Cahill John New Jersey Paul J. Sherwin Bishop Eustace High School Pennsauken

Getting Away From the Square Look in Living Rooms

Home makers are urged to soften the square room by choosing curved furniture. Round or hexagonal tables, barrel chairs, curved sofas, nest-of-tables, and oval mirrors or pictures add variety. Visit CENTRAL AVE showroom for options and values.

Episcopal Seminaries Face Major Cutbacks in Funding

The Episcopal Church plans to close at least six of its 11 seminaries due to chronic funding shortages and declining enrollments. The executive director of the Board for Theological Education said offerings rarely support schools, and costs per student could rise from six thousand to over ten thousand dollars in five years. The board proposes reducing to five or fewer seminaries.

New York Episcopal Church Almus M. Thorp Church Board For Theological Education Thorp General Seminary New York City Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria Bexley Hall Rochester N.Y Board of Theological Education United States

Today in History highlights from January 26

Entries note key events on this date: 1942 North Ireland landings marked the first American Expeditionary force in World War II, 1788 Sydney founded as a British penal colony, 1837 Michigan statehood, 1861 Louisiana secession, 1952 Shepherd's Hotel Cairo riots, 1960s space praise by Eisenhower, 1963 Khanh coup in South Vietnam, and 1970s Iraq death sentences tied to Israel saboteurs cases.

Associated Press U.S Northern Ireland Europe Sydney Australia Michigan Louisiana Shepherd's Hotel Cairo Suez Dwight D. Eisenhower United States Nguyen Khanh South Vietnam Iraq Israel

Middletown Schools Seek Staff Across Several Roles

Middletown school system announces openings for a second grade teacher from today to June 5 with degree and certificate requirements and $2,000 per year scale, five teacher aides from Feb 2 8 am to 4 pm with high school diploma, library aide starting Jan 26 at $2 per hour, and a student monitor from Jan 26 8 am to 4 pm at $2 per hour. Apply through A E Minnich director certificated and pupil personnel.

Middletown A. E. Minnich

Wolfson to Leave Prison Amid Calls for Penal Reform

Financier Louis Wolfson, linked to Abe Fortas, was set to leave the Elgin Air Force Base minimum security prison. He turns 56, served nine months of an 18 month sentence for selling unregistered stock, and insists he is not bitter while urging major reforms to the U S penal system and treatment of crime in the Americas.

Fort Walton Beach Fla Louis Wolfson Abe Fortas Supreme Court Elgin Air Force Base Wolfson Miami Millionaire America Stephen Wolfson Jacksonville

Ohio House to Hear 27 Bills On Drugs DDT and Taxes

Ohio House committees will review 27 bills this week on drugs DDT wages and taxes. Rep George Mastics omnibus drug abuse bill faces a second hearing Tuesday with a proposed statewide drug rehabilitation commission and a three day shock treatment for first offenses.

Columbus Ohio House House Finance Committee Education Senate George E. Mastics Health and Welfare Committee Fairview Park Republican Director of Agriculture

Prayer Letters Heal a Nation’s Woes

A flood of letters to the paper speaks of divine responses to prayers for all kinds of requests. Readers claim God has mended broken names and healed illnesses, signaling a surge of faith and gratitude.

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