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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1974
Page
3
President Nixon backs Haldeman's version of a central talk but the two men give different recollections. The discrepancy could trigger new public or political fallout as investigators weigh the conflicting accounts.
The Federal Railroad Administration will conduct crash tests at the High Speed Ground Test Center in Colorado using 1973 retired rental cars to study train auto collisions. Officials hope findings cut nearly 4000 crashes yearly and save about 500 lives.
All six active judges of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals have disqualified themselves from reviewing the conviction of fellow judge and former governor Otto Kerner. Kerner, convicted in 1973.
Daniel Ellsberg, acquitted last year of violating national security by releasing the Pentagon Papers, will speak at the University of Cincinnati on April 2. Ellsberg, who worked for Rand Corp, released papers on the Vietnam War. The dismissal followed disclosure that government employees burglarized his psychiatrist’s office during a race-track bribery case appeal.
Marjorie Wallace, the 20 year old American model from Indianapolis who won Miss World last November, was stripped of her title by Mecca Ltd. on Thursday for failing to meet job requirements. No replacement was named.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Watercraft sponsors a statewide boating safety slogan contest. Ten winners per each of six districts receive prizes such as water skis. Commodore Buckeye will accompany the campaign, and slogans must be 10 words or fewer and sent by May 31 to Fountain Square Columbus 43224.
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld the Portage County Common Pleas ruling dismissing a suit to stop Kent State University from terminating its high school program. Leslie Sternberg claimed the school had a contract obligation to continue the program but the court found granting relief would injure the school and public interests.
The U S Department of Labor announced today funds of 16 704 dollars to Ohio to create 87 jobs for mentally retarded individuals. This funding supports employment opportunities through state programs and aims to improve job prospects for disabled workers.
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