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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1970
Page
5
Washington AP Senator Thomas J McIntyre pled for federal guarantees to ensure warranty protected products work or are fixed as promised. He criticized legal jargon and loopholes that mislead buyers and called for clearer warranty standards.
NTSB concludes faulty night navigation and worsening weather caused the Hawthorne Nevada Airlines DC3 crash on Mount Whitney near Lone Pine California killing 35 aboard on February 18 1969. The missing plane was found August 8 after an extensive search and recovery operations.
The Ohio House again weighs a bill to exempt VA and FHA loans from the 8 percent usury cap prompting AFL-CIO objections as banks trim rates and national trends shift. Rep. Charles E. Fry leads the measure with a floor vote expected after earlier committee action. The Senate plans two related bills as session opens at 8 p.m.
Alfredo Vinales, 23, of East Orange New Jersey, leaped from a stationhouse window and impaled himself on steel spikes. Fire rescue workers removed five 15 inch spikes using a power saw after he was brought to a hospital in critical condition for surgery.
Two Democratic U S Senate hopefuls Howard Metzenbaum and John Glenn traded accusations at a Dayton workshop while Gov. James A Rhodes attacked opponent Taft Jr. with Life Magazine materials. Gubernatorial hopeful Robert E Sweeney criticized Gilligan and O Grady over Eldridge’s ouster and police record disclosures. Rhodes urged realistic space and cost limits and a Mars probe by century's end.
In Matsuya, Japan, a second-floor corridor collapsed during mass calisthenics injuring 272 factory workers. About 800 participants, mostly women, were exercising on a concrete passage linking two buildings at the Saito City plant, which employs 1,800 workers assembling color televisions and other equipment. Six injuries were reported serious.
Theo dore Barrett, longtime city editor of the Dallas News, died Sunday at age 80. He served as city editor longer than any other man at the paper and was a prominent figure in Dallas journalism.
More than 300 people attended the Middletown Civic Chorus performance of Dubois The Seven Last Words of Christ at the Reorganized Church. The program featured Keith Kirby Kathy Teater Andrew White Farrold Stephens and William Jenne with Dale Peterson conducting, delivering a reverent concert.
Police in Nicosia arrest 11 Greek Cypriots believed linked to the failed attempt to shoot down President Makarios helicopter. The attack wounded the pilot, while Makarios survived and attended a monastery service after the incident. Authorities pressed a manhunt for three more suspects.
In Fitzgerald Georgia Police Chief Drew Solomon fined a 2 year old after the child started a car with keys in the ignition while his mother briefly left him unattended. The car moved through two empty spaces and stopped against a parked vehicle. A witness will verify the violation at Traffic Court.
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