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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1975
Page
3
A Department of Health, Education and Welfare study estimates 500 million dollars in improper payments by officials and 500 million due to recipient reporting errors in AFDC from January to June 1974. It notes 9.3 percent of families were ineligible, 20.6 percent overpaid, and 8 percent underpaid.
The Carlisle Concert Choir and Girls Chorus, directed by Mrs. Brenda Huffines, perform at Carlisle High School auditorium tomorrow at 8 p.m. The program includes selections from O Omnes and West Side Story plus Cabaret and There Is Nothing Like a Dame. Both groups recently earned superior ratings at the district contest.
Police search for a second suspect after two teen girls were attacked in Conshohocken area. Tina Statuti, 16, died in a truck trailer fire. Beverly Rodenbaugh, 16, survived with 82 percent third degree burns and identified suspects. Robert Rigler, 23, is jailed on murder and rape charges. Charles Stickle, 20, remains at large in Philadelphia area.
Officials say overweight Michigan trucks regularly violate weight limits as they pass into Toledo, where city scales are lacking. Random checks reveal loads far exceeding 78 000 pounds gross, with some haulers facing thousands in fines plus potential jail time.
Police charged Harry Orloff, 23, of Troy, with second degree murder after art dealer Jon Streep was stabbed 16 times in his Hyde Park Hotel suite. Streep, 57, a Mondrian expert, had been hired to purchase works for museums for the Shah of Iran.
Former Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski says he offered to scale back his demand for 64 tapes to 18 and withhold Nixon’s unindicted co conspirator status in 1972. He spoke with Haig and St Clair and notified Judge Sirica, but Nixon and aides rejected the deal. White’s book details the incident and Nixon’s later resignation.
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