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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1972

Page

10

Ford Recalls 4.04 Million Vehicles in Safety Campaign

Ford Motor Co large recall covers 4.04 million cars and trucks to replace two cheap shoulder belt grommets. Ford says a small portion of grommets may break after repeated use, preventing locking of the shoulder harness, but there have been no reported injuries.

Detroit Ford Motor Co P.E. Benton Jr Ford

Man Dies In Shootout After Jail Release

Texarkana Arkansas police report a man freed on bond 90 minutes earlier returned to the station and demanded to see arresting officers. A shootout wounded Patrolman Mike Rachel. James E. Twitty, 44, was killed after 19 shots were fired inside the police station. Coroner ruled justifiable homicide.

Texarkana, Ark James E. Twitty Twitty Robert Brush Brush Mike Rachel Rachel

Judge rules inmates count pre trial jail time in Ohio case

Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Paul Gilday rules defendants in Ohio may receive credit for time spent in jail while awaiting trial in the John Harrison case. The decision could set state precedent if upheld on appeal.

Cincinnati Paul Gilday Ohio Gilday Hamilton Countty John Harrison Harrison Alfred Clay Jr Clay

Senate approves 9.6 billion antipoverty bill to form Legal Services Corp

The Senate voted 74 to 16 to create an independent Legal Services Corporation aimed at aiding the poor with legal problems, despite White House opposition and Nixon veto risks. The measure, authorizing two years of funds for OEO programs, moves toward a conference with the House after Congress returns July 17.

Washington White House Senate House Congress Nixon Antipoverty Agency Office of Economic Opportunity Legal Services Corporation

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