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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1974

Page

14

Ford brands committee as 69 adolescents in Watergate glare

Vice President Ford blasted the Committee to Re-elect the President as an arrogant elite guard of political adolescents. He urged 1000 Midwest Republicans that the regular party organization must lead future campaigns and warned candidates against forming outside groups without party approval.

Chicago Gerald R. Ford Ford Nixon House Senate

Street hero’s death ends marriage plans in Phoenix

Amos Brown and Debbie West planned to marry on Brown’s 18th birthday after six days of hope following a stabbing. A man pursued a woman from a car, Brown intervened to help, and he was stabbed in the heart. Medina Jr. faces murder charges as Brown dies with Debbie at his side.

Phoenix, Ariz Amos Brown Debbie West Brown Miss West Amos Young Brown County Hospital Debbie Manuel C. Medina Jr

Glenn lands union backing in Ohio Senate race

John Glenn won a 25,000 member labor union endorsement in Ohio where AFL-CIO allies back opponent Howard Metzenbaum. Cleveland labor leaders counter that Glenn is aligned with big business, while Metzenbaum gains labor support for his actions.

Cincinnati Ohio John Glenn U.S. Senate Cleveland Glenn Kenneth Hendershott Unite Paperworkers International Union Afl-Cio U.S Howard M. Metzenbaum Metzenbaum John J. Gilligan William Saxbe Hendershott Bill Casstevens United Auto Workers Sebastian Lupica Cleveland Federation of Labor Casstevens Lupica Richard Nixon White House Labor

Auditor waits on abortion rule ruling

Ohio Auditor Joseph Ferguson says courts should decide if the state may pay for elective abortions. Elective abortions are non medically necessary, yet sought by mothers, after the welfare department policy adopted last August to cover abortions when a doctor certifies they are justified.

Columbus Ohio Joseph Ferguson Welfare Department

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