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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1974
Page
8
The Harris poll found 75 percent agree Nixon has lost credibility making a future presidential run unlikely, while 29 percent rate him doing a good job. Among 6,665 households surveyed Feb 18 to Feb 22, only 15 percent rate Nixon as good or excellent at inspiring White House confidence.
A Harris poll finds 48 percent view Nixon as a man of high integrity down from 68 percent a year earlier. Only 27 percent say Watergate should be forgotten for his foreign affairs record, while 59 percent disagree. Sixty three percent think Nixon knew of the cover up while 24 percent do not. Forty six percent deem him unfit and should resign versus 41 percent opposed. Harris calls his efforts to restore trust a failure.
A federal grand jury indicted seven people for counterfeiting about 1 million dollars in stamps and 500000 dollars in currency. The suspects allegedly passed fake bills at Disney World Florida and included four men Richard R. Evans Larry A. Harvey Robert M. Smithey and Raymond J. Simak plus three others facing charges for printing and attempting to distribute postage stamps. The scheme reportedly involved 20 50 and 100 denominations in 1973.
The Senate passes a bill raising the minimum wage from $1.60 to $2.20 an hour for 56 million workers in a 69 to 22 vote. President Nixon may sign or veto override is possible as the House Labor subcommittee already supports a similar measure with a slower path to $2.30.
Kathy Daly of Fenwick High School and Finance Post 100 sponsored by Armco Steel Corp has been elected chairwoman of the Exploring President's Association. Rex Caldwell and Joan Miller share the roles of first and second vice presidents, with Charles Jones as secretary treasurer.
Minnie M. Egelston of Monroe Ohio has been appointed Executrix of the estate of Cari C. Egelston deceased late of Monroe Butler County Ohio. The appointment was made February 20 and filed with Walter R. Bender Attorney at Law Middletown Ohio. March 29-16
The Barnitz Bank of Middletown Ohio has been appointed Elector of the Estate of Clark Bates Jr deceased of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Judge Harry F Walsh presiding with Gene E Schaefer involved. Notice dated February 21 1974.
First National Bank of Middletown Ohio has been appointed Executor of the Estate of Vaida Wilkerson, deceased, of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Dated February 12, 1974.
Case No. EA2569 Estate of Evelyn Jolliff deceased. William Jolliff of Middletown Ohio has been appointed Executor. Estate is in Middletown Butler County. Date noted is February 22.
Legal notices list several probate actions in Butler County Ohio with appointed executors and administratrixes. Names include Theodore Repper Jr Kenneth Chaney Gienna Marshall Dorothy Dennis Robert E Mcintire Anna Bel Buchanan Marie Carter and Eileen Burke among others with dates in February and March 1974.
Notice states Toby Jean Wells and Lowell Douglas Wells filed in the Common Court Case No DR74 03 0437 with a complaint for gross neglect. May be subject to judgment if not responded by April 13 1974. Gracie White deputy attorney for plaintiff 405 Savings and Loan Bridge page runs March 9 16 23 30 and April 6 13
Case No EA2581 documents the Estate of Jeannette Corson also known as Jeanette Corson deceased with Marshall Corson of Middletown named as Executor and John A Crist noted.
Joyce Burkhardt filed suit in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County Ohio on January 11 1974 Case OR7401 0066 seeking a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect H O Finkelman attorney for petitioner First National Bank Building Hamilton Ohio.
IRS Cincinnati official Wesley L. Page says expanded taxpayer help runs Thursdays 8 am to 4 45 pm and select Saturdays 9 am to 1 pm on March 9 23 and April 6 and 13. On April 15 the office stays open 8 am to 8 30 pm. Mail returns to Cincinnati IRS center 45298 and Ohio Taxation P O Box 2679 Columbus 43216. Office at Schmidt Building 1630 Central Ave.
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