11 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
1
Local notices show a regulatory extension on sprinkler system compliance for nursing homes. The page lists section numbers and dates, with unrelated crossword and vital statistics items interspersed in the edition.
More than 600 Ohio nursing homes win a six month extension to install fire prevention sprinkler systems under a 1972 law. The amended bill moves the deadline from January 1 1975 to January 1 1975 and then to date unspecified as the Senate considers concurrence.
An informed White House source says President Ford will implement Rockefeller Commission recommendations to end unlawful CIA domestic activities within two months and seeks completion of all CIA probes by Sept. 1. Senate committee chair Frank Church may endorse a joint congressional panel to oversee the CIA, but urges explicit prohibitions with penalties.
President Ford prepares for renewed Middle East diplomacy as Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin arrives in Washington to discuss a possible settlement with Egypt. Rabin pledges to do whatever is possible to move toward peace and notes faith in special relations with the United States.
Former South Vietnamese premier Nguyen Cao Ky says President Nguyen Van Thieu sought his murder once he learned of Ky and associates plotting a military coup in April. Ky recalls guards shooting three would be assassins at Tan Son Nhut airbase and saysAmbassador Martin talked them out of immediate overthrow plans.
Seven Ohioans have six chances to win in the Buckeye 300 drawing while John Boy the horse, ridden by a Cleveland policeman, has already won $20 and could reach $1 million. Proceeds go to Blue Coats Inc., aiding police and fire families. The tale began last Easter when a bonnet and ballot tickets linked the horse to the lottery.
An area forecast says showers end tonight in Middletown with lows near 60. Clearing skies bring highs in the upper 70s on Thursday and a dry Friday before a chance of showers Saturday and Sunday.
A 41 hour siege at the British Columbia Penitentiary in New Westminster ended with a hostage death and multiple injuries. Inmates armed with knives held 15 hostages. officials say they did not trigger the finale. Mary Steinhouser, a prison employee, is identified as the dead woman.
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