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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1970
Page
10
Washington AP report notes an $8.5 billion boost in spending power as the 5 percent income surcharge expires and personal income tax exemptions rise, with economists saying the lift may aid a sluggish economy even if it does little for inflation. One official warned personal income is beginning to decline.
South Vietnam claimed 72.6 percent turnout in 44 provinces for provincial elections, despite Viet Cong attacks that killed at least 22 and wounded 81. Officials reported high rural participation, while witnesses said actual turnout was much lower in places like Da Nang. The vote selects 554 provincial council seats from 1,936 candidates as the first such election since 1967 under reform to broaden representation.
A Middletown couple was injured north of Middletown about 3 a.m. yesterday when their car was forced to the berm by another approaching vehicle, Butler County Police said. Eddie L. Moore, 29, of 16232 Central Ave., reported he was driving south on Ohio 4.
A northbound car crossed into the opposite lane south of Thomas Road, forcing a vehicle driven by a man and his wife Judy 18 to swerve. They were treated at Middletown Hospital for minor injuries.
The National Jewish Community Relations Advisory Council ended a four day Cleveland meeting with a statement opposing government funding for church supported schools. It backed funds for free lunches medical and dental services and remedial services while dissenting from grants for church schools. Albert Arent was elected council chairman replacing Jordan Band of Cleveland.
Loot totaling more than $376 was taken in area break-ins. At Kelly's Food Market on Yankee Road loot worth $345 was stolen, including $150 in cash, two portable TVs, two radios, and a target pistol. Other thefts: 80 feet of electric cord and lights from a Kennedy Road construction job worth $30. Two billfolds with $16 were taken from a car parked at LeSourdsville Lake on Texas Avenue.
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