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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1974
Page
3
European governments lift long standing restrictions amid improving oil supply. Britain France and West Germany report fewer road deaths and injuries during the period of strict limits. Carmakers push for higher speeds as sales rebound and road safety gains are credited to earlier curbs.
A Citizens Bank of Hamilton spokesman said the bank is studying intervening in a legal challenge filed by First National Bank of Middletown and Citizens Savings & Loan Association in Franklin County Common Pleas Court. The suit contests the Ohio superintendent of Banking February decision approving a Citizens Bank branch in Middletown. The banks argue the ruling violates the Ohio Revised Code and could affect state and federal agencies including the FDIC.
In Columbus supporters of public education rallied to oppose diverting funds to private schools. Ohio Free Schools Association leader Dr G Weir Hartman said the aim is to alert residents to dangers of using public funds for private education, while Donald Traxler of the Ohio Education Association warned it could isolate children and damage public schools. The OFSA has filed a friend of the court brief in a federal case against expanded private services funding.
Gerald Jackson 38 of Middletown received 13 days in jail a $200 fine a three year license suspension and traffic school for DUI and suspension charges. Michael Turner 23 of Dayton got 60 days with 30 suspended and $200 fine for possession of marijuana. Jian Barker 26 of Franklin fined $100 and one year license suspension for driving with a suspended license. Two other drivers received six month suspensions and $50 fines for reckless operation. Nineteen speeders fined or bonded totaling $515.
Singer Sarah Vaughan marked her 50th birthday with a dinner in Los Angeles. President Nixon sent a letter praising her talent and noting the nation's respect and honor for her contributions to music.
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