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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1971

Page

2

Nun Spends Time In Jail To Tutor Teens

Sister Mary Catherine Clements, a Mary Immaculate High School faculty member, tutors three juvenile inmates in a windowless Monroe County Jail classroom one day a week. She began last January after one pupil sought credits for a diploma. The program aims to provide high school diplomas upon release, despite undisclosed charges and anonymity for the youths.

Key West Fla Monroe County Mary Catherine Clements Mary Immaculate High School Mary Immaculate High Mary Catherine Sheriff's Department Sister Mary Catherine

Churchill granddaughter bows out of Azalea Festival

Ara bella Churchill 21, granddaughter of Sir Winston, declines as queen of Norfolk’s Azalea Festival honoring NATO. She states NATO is unnecessary and a threat to peace in a public letter to festival officials, noting postwar need faded as science and tech advance.

Churchill NATO Norfolk

Subpoenaes In Bank Shortage Ties Chicago Firm to Loss

A federal grand jury subpoenaed 1 person, including a Chicago discount store executive and a former bank vice president, in a probe of a $6.8 million Cosmopolitan National Bank shortage. FBI questioned the executive and bank employee. no charges filed. Magers said a Cosmopolitan employee helped cover withdrawals over 18 months, with 10 customers closing accounts since. FDIC-insured accounts up to $20,000 each. If loss is confirmed, it would be the largest in U.S. banking history.

Chicago Cosmopolitan National Bank U.S. Atty William J. Bauer Cosmopolitan Magers Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC U.S

Lions Club visit to Freshman High School planetarium

The Lions Club will visit Freshman High School planetarium after lunch at noon tomorrow. Mac Tobias serves as program chairman.

Lions Club Freshman High School Mac Tobias

Deaths and Freeress Services for Mrs Heiser and Others

Death notices from Hamilton area state Mrs Helen Louise Heiser 77 died at Westover Retirement Home. Services 10 a.m. Thursday Klaus-Weigel Hamilton. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by husband Ernest. son David. six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Also notes Mrs Warden, Mrs Florence Baker 91, Mrs Anna Turner 77, and Mrs Goldie Baker 63 with their service details and locations.

Helen Louise Heiser Marcia Barton Middletown Klaus-Weigel Hamilton Greenwood Cemetery Heiser Westover Retirement Home Ernest David Oneka Ave Angiesby Franklin Herman McCoy Woodside Cemetery Warden Powell Nursing Home Florence Baker S. Fair Ave Anna Turner Cleveland Ave Goldie Baker Augspurger Ave Brown-Dawson

Mrs Ethel J Warden Services Notice

Mrs Ethel J Warden, formerly of 2109, has a service announced for her.

Ethel Warden Ethel J. Warden

Restraining Order Stands in Franklin Strike

A Franklin restraining order issued by Common Pleas Judge Daniel Fedders remains in effect restricting picketers at the Miami Valley Paper Products Co. Oxford Road plant. Two pickets per gate must stay peaceful as union members of United Papermakers and Paperworkers Local 54 protested after a three year contract expired February 17 seeking higher pay and better conditions.

Lebanon Common Pleas Daniel Fedders Miami Valley Paper Products Co Franklin Oxford Road United Papermakers and Paperworkers Local 54

Judge suppresses evidence from Baldasarro raids

Municipal Court Judge James A. Pearson ruled that all evidence from the December 17 numbers racket raids on four Baldasarro family homes be suppressed due to invalid search warrants. The four residents face numbers violations after money and slips were found at the sites during 5 am vice squad actions, and warrants were valid only in Columbus though the homes lay outside the city.

Columbus Ohio James A. Pearson Colum

Farm Bureau Representatives To Visit D C

Twenty-one Ohio Farm Bureau Federation representatives will visit Washington on March 22 to urge new farm labor legislation and stronger marketing bargaining laws. Federation president Robert Summer of Tiffin said they will seek greater understanding and support from Ohio's senators and congressmen on the need for farm labor legislation.

Columbus Oho Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Washington Robert Summer Tiffin Federation Ohio

Fireman’s Trial Set for Lebanon Arson Case

A July 5 trial date was set for George William Himes 34 a former Lebanon fireman charged with three counts of arson. Co defendant Thomas Burke and Himes brother 24 a former Lebanon policeman were indicted on 10 counts total.

Lebanon George William Himes Himes Thomas Burke Burke Warren County Grand Jury James D. Ruppert

Ceylon Declares Emergency Amid Insurgent Threat

Prime Minister Sirimavo Bandaranaike announced a state of emergency to curb a secretive fiberation movement she says plans to seize power and bring bloodshed. Police report rising Marxist insurgent activity and arms manufacturing, with appeals to youths not to be swayed by anarchic aims.

Colombo Ceylon Sirimavo Bandaranaike Bandaranaike Fiberation

Gilligan Appeals to Ohio Businessmen for Budget Support

Gov. John J. Gilligan urged Ohio businessmen at a Tuesday night address to back his 9.1 million dollar budget and revenue plan. He proposed taxes on corporate profits and individual income with property tax rollbacks to fund needed improvements and shift costs to those best able to pay, stating a thriving business climate is essential to program success.

Columbus Ohio John J. Gilligan Ohio Chamber of Commerce Gilligan

Fawcett to Suggest OSU President Successor

Ohio State University president Novice G. Fawcett told the board of trustees he will propose a successor at the May meeting. Trustees accepted his retirement request effective September 1, 1972, made at the regular trustee session on March 5.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University Novice G. Fawcett Board of Trustees Suggestons Fawcett

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