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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1970
Page
3
The Ohio House votes 66 to 9 to require all 88 counties to participate in the federal food stamp program, noting four counties currently do not participate. The measure advances to the Senate.
Columbus Ohio AP reports the 106th General Assembly may gain a new lease on life after its April expiration. House Speaker Charles Kurfess plans a recess at week’s end and a reconvening after the May 5 primary to develop plans and push further education appropriations tied to budget surpluses.
The Senate voted 27 0 to place geriatric centers under the Division of Mental Hygiene and Correction now under construction. Sen John Weeks introduced a bill regulating dynamite sales requiring permits and limiting purchases to regular users, forbidding felons addicts alcoholics and the mentally incompetent. a similar House bill was introduced last week.
A brief note on sari styles explains that draping methods reveal regional origins within India, with emphasis on how different regions shape the garment’s silhouette and cultural expression.
Eight piano students earned top ratings at the piano solo event in Cincinnati over the weekend. Eddie West received unanimous superior while Brent Williams Kim Calderon earned superior and Lisa Centers Marcia Glenn Rickey McKinney Sally Swisher and Alicia Thomas were rated excellent. Their teacher is Mrs. William H. Kenney.
Frank Yassenoff 61, a bowling lanes developer and drive‑in theater owner, was found shot to death with Ella Rich 51 at his East Side home. Police said no weapon was found and both died from .38 caliber gunshot wounds. Rich’s son Gordon, a policeman, discovered the bodies after his mother did not return home.
The ring necked pheasant, a popular North American game bird, originated in Asia and was introduced to the United States in 1881.
Gov. James A. Rhodes reverses a long debate ban and agrees to a joint TV and radio debate with Republican rival Robert Taft Jr. next month on WAKR TV Akron WCPO TV Cincinnati and WONE Radio Dayton with additional Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown stations. Taft expects about one million votes in the May 5 primary amid voter registration drives and mass transit concerns.
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