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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1975
Page
3
Washington AP advises readers to read directions carefully and check arithmetic to avoid common errors. Attach all W-2 forms, sign returns, and note spouse signatures on joint filings. If late, file an extension using IRS Form 4848, estimate tax due, and pay balance to avoid penalties. recover any excess Social Security withholding over the 1974 maximum.
The Ford administration seeks to shrink the highway trust fund and dedicate its revenues to constructing and maintaining the interstate system. Noninterstate roads would be funded from general funds, with the federal government to assume interstate maintenance, under a plan to be sent to Congress within weeks.
Kevin O'Donnell elected a director of SIFCO Industries Inc while serving as executive vice president. He headed the Peace Corps for six years before resigning to rejoin SIFCO in 1972 in Cleveland Ohio AP.
John Sullivan 29 of 1310 Woodlawn Ave was fined 550 dollars and had his license suspended for 32 years by Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb after a Monday chase. He also served 16 days in jail for fleeing police and other charges were reduced or dropped. Two other motorists were fined 50 dollars each for careless driving after separate incidents.
Legalman 2 C Garrett W Gosnell, 29, of Mableton Georgia, was found guilty by a four member court martial at the 5th Naval District Law Center for refusing to make coffee for officers Lt B W Van Rensler and Senior Chief Legalman H O Talbert. The trial marks a challenge to the long standing Navy tradition. Sentencing hearing set for Feb 11 after extenuation and mitigation.
Ohio traffic fatalities dropped 22 percent in 1974, with 1,862 deaths, 523 fewer than 1973. Officials credit slower speeds and a fuel shortage reducing miles traveled, while acknowledging final counts may rise as injuries resolve. Nationwide, states report the lowest count since 1963 with about 45 400 deaths.
The Akron Beacon Journal sues Summit County Sheriff Campbell and Akron Public Schools officials seeking a court ruling that jail, jail commissary, and standardized test records are public. The paper alleges the records are required to be kept and thus accessible under Ohio law.
Charles R. Barry of McDermott won 300000 in the Buckeye 300 lottery contest. Emily F. Warren of Shaker Heights took 30000 as a northern half contestant. Other $15000 minimums went to Stephanie Rahne Lyndhurst Josephine Kelanic Rossford Norbert Heban Columbus. Six participants meant no 60000 prize.
On December 15 1864 Union forces secured a decisive victory in the Battle of Nashville Tennessee. Commanders and unit details appear in the source.
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