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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1970
Page
15
Larry Lewis 102 jogs six point seven miles in Golden Gate Park and walks five miles to the St Francis Hotel where he works as a banquet waiter. He then does five miles home and cares for his ailing wife. He runs a 100 yard dash each June 25 and seems to improve with age.
Four persons were fined 50 dollars and costs each in traffic court before Judge J. T. Lamb. Pleading guilty were Randal Collins Worth 32 Lester C. Roddenberry 51 and Paul M. Fields 30. Elzie Allen 8164 Kiester Road was found guilty after pleading innocent.
The Associated Press reports Ro bert F. E. Sweeney's break with the Democratic Party widens as he attacks James A. Eldridge, party fundraiser, and John J. Gilligan notes the move harms Eldridge with public accusations. Democratic State Chairman Eugene P. OGrady objects to the conduct as irresponsible.
In Columbus the Ohio Senate faces a battle over a House passed bill lifting the 2 percent rebate limit bankers can pay auto dealers. The measure would end the cap and could shift costs to consumers. Supporters cite freer competition for dealers. opponents warn of larger kickbacks and higher loan costs.
The Office of Economic Opportunity will not fund summer crash recreational projects aimed at cooling ghettos. It will instead finance year round youth development programs for ages 14 to 25 and redeploy 35 million dollars toward long term community work.
The Kings Mills supply base for Southwestern Ohio Nike Missile sites will close, costing nine military and 70 civilian jobs. The Defense Department ordered multiple cutbacks with 84 Army installations and 371 shutdowns nationwide, saving about $500,000 annually through phasing out the operation.
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