Nixon in Des Moines Promotes Revenue Sharing Amid Protests
President Nixon and delegation visit Des Moines Iowa to push revenue sharing and welfare reform. Governors Hearnes and Lucey shift to support, while protests include antiwar groups labor activists and environmentalists.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Nixon
Pat
Iowa
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Des Moines
Hearnes
Missourian
Welfare
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
D-Ark
Lucey
Uncle Sam
Mill
Middletown Hosts 26th Butler County Safety Conference
Middletown will host the twenty sixth annual Butler County Regional Safety Conference on March 23 at the Manchester Motor Inn from 8 30 am to 3 30 pm. The event co sponsored by the Industrial Commission of Ohio Division of Safety and Hygiene and the Middletown and Hamilton safety councils features sessions on safety with a theme With Safety There is a Tomorrow. Robert E Moore of Waco Texas former Middletown Safety Council president will speak on Set Your Goals for Safety at the lunch. James Schaffner manager of Middletown Area Safety Council coordinates with Robert W Truck and Charles Roesch as co chairmen. Paul L Hoskins and Harvey C Vogt are noted as presidents.
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Middletown
Butler County
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Hamilton
Manchester Motor Inn
Robert E. Moore
Waco
Texas
Middletown Safety Council
James Schaffner
Middletown Area Safety Council
Robert W. Truck
Charles Roesch
Paul L. Hoskins
Harvey C. Vogt
James Mattson
Manchester
J.B. Gividen
Armco
Carel A. Cosby
Oneida
YMCA
Jack D. Bates
Jess Wilson
Sherman
Milazo Hearing Set In Death Of Flaig
Hamilton area news reports a juvenile hearing set for Anthony Milazo 17 Norwood March 18 at 1 30 p m in juvenile court on delinquency charges in the death of 82 year old Harry J Flaig Sr whose bound and gagged body was found Oct 8 at his Fairfield home Also noted are sentences for Ward 22 Norwood and Denisi 24 Norwood for manslaughter in the same case. The Kohinoor diamond is mentioned as part of the British crown collection.
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Hamilton
Butler County
David Black
Anthony Milazo
Norwood
Harry J. Flaig Sr
Mack Road
Fairfield
Milazo
James E. Ward
Grandview
Seven Mile Imposes 10 PM Curfew To Curb Delinquency
Seven Mile announces a nightly 10 pm curfew announced by Police Chief Karl Moyer to reduce vandalism and loitering. Weekend arrests included several juveniles and two adults cited for contributing to delinquency of minors and loitering.
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Seven Mile
Karl Moyer
Moyer
Massademands Review of Contraceptive Law in Massachusetts
The Supreme Court will review Massachusetts efforts to ban distributing birth control devices to unmarried people, a 91 year old law invalidated by a federal court for conflicting with fundamental rights. The appeal argues state aims to protect purity and chastity. Additional actions include cases on bribery, voter residency, anti subversion pledges, and church tax status.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
U.S. Circuit Court
Boston
United States
Paul Revere
Canton
U.S.S
William R. Baird
Boston University
Baird
Suffolk County
Bailey Aldrich
Circuit Court
Medina Rebuttal Barred By Army Says His Lawyers
In Washington AP dispatch Captain Ernest Medina says the Army barred him from refuting Lt. William Calley's testimony on orders to kill civilians at My Lai. The petition names Army secretaries and generals as respondents and seeks court-martial protections for Medina's testimony. Col K Henderson, charged with cover up, echoed the accusation that the Army blocks his side of the My Lai story.
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Washington
Ernest Medina
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Medina
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Calley
Aubrey Daniel
Charlie Company
Gerald Alch
Stanley R. Resor
Kenneth J Hodson
Army
Wilson Freeman
3Rd Army
Ft. McPherson
William G. Eckhardt
Robert M. Lathrop
Ft. Benning
Daniel
John Partin
Resor, Hudson and Lathrop
Administration of
N K. Henderson
Henderson
Pentagon
Indianapolis
Sith
Break-In and Theft Reported in Butler County
County police reported two thefts in the last 24 hours. Victor Cornett of 3478 Carol Ann Lane Middletown had a rear garage door broken and items worth 140 stolen, including a tape player and wigs. two TV sets were found in the yard. Leon Newton of 173 South Main Somerville reported a stereo tape player, 15 tapes and a citizen band radio stolen from his car.
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Hamilton
Leon Newton
S. Main
Somerville
State appoints 800 deputy registrars for plates in Ohio
State Registrar C. Donald Curry announced the appointment of 800 deputy registrars to distribute Ohio motor vehicle license plates. Nearly seven million plates have been distributed and will go on sale March 16, with new plates to be displayed by April 16.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. Donald Curry
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New Jersey
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Crawford
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Delta
Tie Caribbean
Cincinnati
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Orlando
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