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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
5
The Senate approved a 9 billion housing and transit bill aiming to curb closing costs on mortgages and subsidize deficits for mass transit systems. It also directs HUD to draft six month rules governing settlement costs for FHA, VA, and government-backed loans amid mixed views on federal subsidies.
Acting Atty Gen Kleindienst dismisses as false a memo linked to ITT antitrust talks and a $400000 Republican Convention gift. Senate panel hears from Mitchell and Anderson as it weighs Kleindienst nomination. Beard memo cited by Anderson is said to accuse Mitchell of helping ITT in secret talks.
Marine Pfc Teddy Greene, 18, of Mariensburg Ohio, was bound over for Onslow County Superior Court on a murder charge. He is accused of beating hospital corpsman Charles Haney, 21, of Oakland Minnesota, to death with a pool cue in a local tavern.
Hamilton court begins March term with 26 cases on two rape charges and a vehicular homicide tied to an Oct. 1 traffic death near Oxford. Defendants include Charles Hill, James Goodwin, Russell Rowley, Craig Jackson Moore, Orville Becraft, Lyon Cox, and Leroy Smith. Six cases from Middletown municipal court.
A Columbus firm will revive the defunct state sponsored magazine Wonderful World of Ohio as a private publication. Jim Miller will head the company and publish the magazine under the same name starting next June at 1 dollar per issue or 10 dollars for the first 12 issues. It will carry some advertising. Miller registered the name with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. the state had not registered it as a tradename. The magazine originated under former Governor James A. Rhodes’s administration and was discontinued before the Gilligan era.
The 40th reunion for the Middletown High School class of 1932 is set for June 9 and 10 at the Manchester Motor Inn. Harold Dance was chosen as program chairman for the dinner dance on Saturday June 10, with a social hour the night before. A second planning meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday March 29 in the Community Room of the First National Bank University Branch.
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