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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
12
An Ohio University Toledo professor says the states new and tougher campus disorder law aids order on campuses. House Bill 1219 faces challenges over hearing procedures and a potential federal court suit by Law Students Council president Jeffery Bogart.
Washington lawmakers question Nixon plan as administration refines strategy to push revenue sharing. House Appropriations Chairman Mahon warns against abandoning existing programs without clear guidelines. Mills has already opposed using $5 billion in federal revenues with no strings. Ehrlinchman says the $11 billion will be divided into six bills for six areas.
The White House defends a seven-bill split of the $16 billion revenue sharing package, aiming to bypass the Ways and Means Committee led by Wilbur Mills. Ehrlichman says $5 billion will go to Mills for hearings, while Ziegler and Nixon cite strategic reasons for the division and potential options to involve Congress.
Franklin community notes members of Cub Scout Pack 3 were honored with pins badges and advancements in a ceremony. Leaders outlined achievements and future goals for the scouts in the group.
In Bayside Queens two former police officers killed each other during a bank holdup. John Foray 75, retired detective, guarded the lobby and was shot dead. William Curtin 38, ex-officer turned bar owner, killed after firing on Foray. A getaway car, money bags, and FBI noted investigation.
British pop singer Sandie Shaw welcomes a daughter weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. The baby is the first child for Shaw and her husband fashion designer Jeff Banks.
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