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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1969
Page
7
Fort Lauderdale police estimate about 10 000 collegians on the beach with potential to grow to 40 000 at Daytona Beach as new anti beer laws curb on beach drinking. An ocelot died after tranquilization in Philadelphia suburbs during a separate incident.
About 160 inmates at a state correctional center staged a two hour sit-in in the dining hall to protest food quality. Officials said the protesters returned to their cells around 6 45 p m after an agreement to discuss grievances was reached. The center houses about 325 inmates.
A 30 000 strong teen rally at Orange Bowl Miami supports decency in entertainment after The Doors incident. Organizers plan a permanent group with funds left over and high broad support from faith and school communities.
Ray M. Taylor of the Butler County Auto Club cites a Pennsylvania study by the Department of Highways and AAA showing interstates are more than three times safer than older parallel routes. The study found fewer accidents on 179 miles of high speed four lane expressways with controlled exits versus routes with lower limits and unlimited turns.
Ohio lawmakers open hearings on a bill to expel students and professors involved in campus disorders with fines up to 500 dollars and up to six months in jail for outsiders. The measure heads to the Senate Judiciary Committee as Rep. Tony Hall seeks raises for hospital staff and improved patient care ratios. There is also push to curb deceitful advertising by claiming products are made by the blind and to allow county income taxes for education. News notes include crowded hearings and the fact there are 20 000 known wasp species worldwide.
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