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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1970
Page
12
The interstate system may cost $75 billion, three times the moon landing price, with completion pushed to 1978 and possible delays beyond 1980. Inflation and design changes drive most of the rise as miles open and more upgrades occur.
Four physicians testified before a Senate subcommittee on migrant labor urging doctors and hospitals to serve the poor. They cited barriers from fees and future charges, and detailed harsh living and health conditions among migrant workers in the Rio Grande Valley and Florida.
Darrell C. Saylor, 42, of 128 East Main Street, died after pulling into the path of a second car at Ohio 48 and Mason-Morrow-Millgrove Road. His wife Bessie, 38, was hospitalized in fair condition along with Richard Johnson, 28, of Morrow, who was also hurt. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
Saigon announced the tiger cages at Con Son Island prison will be demolished and replaced with new disciplinary cells after international protests over alleged abuse. About 9,000 prisoners are held. hundreds confined in tiger cages have faced harsh conditions. A government spokesman labeled most as political prisoners awaiting reform.
William L. Calley Jr. becomes the fourth soldier charged in the My Lai massacre to challenge the Army court martial as unconstitutional. His suit seeks dismissal of charges and a possible civilian jury trial if denied.
Gardens Inc seeks a writ of mandamus in the Ohio Supreme Court to compel Warren County commissioners to transmit papers and a transcript in a contested 2 million dollar waterline extension bid case. Attorney Ray Boucher accuses officials of contempt of court for opening bids on July 7 despite a restraining order that expired July 6, with Judge Warren Young's ruling ending the appeal window.
Ohio First District Court of Appeals upholds lower court ruling that the film Vixen is obscene and permanently enjoined from exhibition in Hamilton Clermont Warren Butler and Clinton counties. Charles Keating of Citizens for Decent Literature filed the suit against Eve Productions Inc.
Washington AP report notes the Motion Picture Association and theater owners urge the Supreme Court to extend First Amendment protections to films, seeking a uniform standard aligned with books and magazines. The case centers on obscenity definitions and preshow submission rules, with potential impact on adult access to cinema nationwide.
Hamilton-Butler County commissioners rejected a proposed rezoning of about 138 acres on Millikin Road for Cloverdale subdivision. The plan by Employer Profit Sharing Plan of Ungar Bros. Inc. would have increased single and multi family lots with homes valued at 35 000 to 40 000 dollars. About 20 residents objected citing legality and opposition to multi family housing while others urged orderly progress and master plans for sewers and water.
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