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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1970
Page
5
Hearings begin today in the Middletown High School disturbance case with two of 13 Middletown youths charged with assault appearing before Butler County Juvenile Judge David Black. Both had pleaded innocent at a Feb. 27 preliminary hearing. Other defendants have later dates set.
A fire started today at 8:18 am in the No 6 paper machine at Sorg Paper Co on W Columbia Avenue due to bearing friction heat with no fire loss. At 8:53 am Edith Fitzpatrick 45 of First Avenue was ill and taken by ambulance to Middletown Hospital in good condition.
SUSAN Denise Atkins, whose grand jury testimony helped indict Charles Manson and four others in the Tate LaBianca killings, will not testify again as her new attorney Dave Shinn seeks to withdraw from her former counsel. Deputy District Attorney Stovitz says the change won t affect the case and Atkins intends to deny prior statements.
Shinn, a 53 year old Californian of Korean descent, says he joined Manson's defense project three months ago after a former prison cellmate asked for help. Miss Atkins selected Shinn as her lawyer four days after a jail meeting with Manson.
AFL-CIO economist Nathaniel Goldfinger labeled Nixon anti inflation policy a blunderbuss risking job and wage gains of the 1960s. He urged easing restraint, more federal housing money, and tighter limits on big business expansion to curb inflation.
Four hundred reservations are expected for the Mound Builders Area Council annual recognition dinner at Middletown High School cafeteria tomorrow at 7 p.m. The event marks the council’s 50th anniversary with souvenir booklets and two Silver Beaver awards for outstanding adult leaders.
Sam Warmoth of Monroe Ohio, commander of the Ohio VFW, completed a three day trip to Washington D C as a representative of the Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars. He met with Ohio congressional members and testified before the House Veterans Affairs Committee with VFW Commander-in-Chief Ray Gallagher. A dinner honoring Congress members with armed forces service capped the midwinter conference.
Dewey Banks of 3109 Andrew Street Middletown reported to sheriff's deputies yesterday that a $15 bicycle was stolen from his residence.
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