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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1968
Page
10
Frankfort Kentucky becomes the 23rd state and first south of the Ohio to ban racial discrimination in housing sales and rentals. Gov. Louie B. Nunn signed the measure at midnight, with enforcement by the Kentucky Human Relations Commission and exemptions for small owner occupied or limited rental buildings.
Cleveland lawyer Howard M. Metzenbaum resigned as statewide cochairman of John J. Gilligan's Democratic primary bid. He sent the notice by telegram to a Cincinnati councilman to avoid speculation about his ties to Senator Robert Kennedy. Gilligan remains Johnson aligned.
Neighbors want Brandy the 350 pound bear bottled up after police were called when the animal was tied to a tree in a yard. James Montgomery owner says the bear is not vicious though he may slap at strangers. City code requires bears within Dallas limits be caged. Montgomery will seek a cage.
In Columbus Ohio Republican spokesmen said about 150 leaders will attend a statewide neighbor to neighbor fundraising seminar with Shirley Temple Black, former child star, speaking at a luncheon during the all day session.
In Dayton Ohio the University of Dayton has not acted on a student resolution asking the Catholic college to provide birth control information and materials. The measure passed the student government and welfare council but faces uncertain fate with the UD Administrative Council led by Very Rev Roesch.
In Cincinnati RP drivers of Troube Leasing Co Hamilton are to decide by mail on April 10 whether to obtain birth control education for students. Riordan cites surveys claiming overwhelming Catholic support and pill use intent.
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