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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1970
Page
6
The Senate approved a 4.75 billion education bill, about 800 million more than President Nixon asked, but it includes the initial desegregation aid he sought. The measure passed 74 to 4 and moves to conference with the House, which earlier approved 4.13 billion.
In Cincinnati state politics Ohio Representative Burden loses a petition to void a May primary contest due to a signed signature irregularity. Judge William S Mathews dismisses the petition stating the contest failed on strict construction and election board irregularities.
A federal judge ruled McSorleys in Manhattan is a public place not a private club, ending 116 years of men only policy. The decision cites the equal protection clause and notes women are no longer to be considered quaintly delicate patrons.
Two inmates, Lloyd C. Bradford age 21 and Vincent Allen Hoskins age 19, escaped from Lebanon Correctional Institution at 6 30 this morning. Bradford is six feet tall and 140 pounds serving a one to twenty year term for grand larceny Hoskins is five feet tall and 154 pounds serving a one to twenty year term for auto theft and breaking and entering.
Berkeley based article notes biologist Walther Thomsen links DDT to declines in California sardine industry centered in Monterey. He cites 1936 1.4 billion pound 1936 catch and 1945 drop to 54 million pounds. notes 1967 moratorium left Cannery Row with no sardines and one plant.
The municipal court collected 1500 in fines as Judge J T Lamb ruled on 102 traffic cases in the Thursday roundup. Sixty four speeders paid fines and costs, with non speeding defendants paying 50 in costs. Cox, Chrisman, and Gallimore faced charges including careless driving drag racing and antinoise violations.
London AP reports Pamela Hunt and Sue Pullen measure over 2000 Royal Air Force fliers to establish standard sizes for flying clothes and cockpit equipment.
Hong Kong police inspector Chu Ying-hee, a 10 year veteran involved in juvenile liaison, is set to depart on Wednesday for Britain to study female police training.
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