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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
9
Pamela Chaplin, a diabetic girl, lay near death after a rare blood exchange but survived. Richard Chaplin recalls the child's living death, while Pamela's mother remembers an ice cold body and prayers for a miracle. The family clung to hope as doctors debated prognosis and her signs of awareness.
Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi called her meeting with President Nixon useful and planned a session with Secretary of State Rogers ahead of a second talks. She indicated India may not pull troops from the Pakistan border until the refugee crisis in East Pakistan is resolved.
HAMILTON A motion filed in the Clyde Brown slaying case seeks a separate trial for Willie C. Lindsey 19 of 716 15th Ave and a codefendant Anthony Wayne Brown 18 of 1207 Askew St Both youths are held without bail in the Butler County Jail awaiting trial The defense requests the state specify the exact charges before Lindsey can mount a defense Clyde Brown Armco Middletown Works employee was shot in the back of the head in the Sportsmans Cafe parking lot on Garfield Street.
Mansfield based United Telephone Co asks the Public Utilities Commission for a 12.3 percent local rate increase to generate about 4.6 million in additional gross revenue, with residential extensions rising to 1.25 monthly and business extensions to 2.00. The firm serves 469,000 telephones in 166 exchanges across roughly 23 percent of Ohio. Lima officials plan to protest.
Milwaukee priest Rev James E Groppi faced higher taxes after the IRS advised he understated income. Records show his income rose from 2198 in 1966 to 14747 in 1967 with an extra 1347 paid, disclosed as subpoenas tied to a civil suit against the Roman Catholic priest.
A fire at 601 18th Ave. in the home of Wayne Commodore started by a short circuit in a television set caused $25 damage. Another blaze at 304 N. Grimes St. in the home of David Combs involved a gas range and caused $100 damage.
Monroe police investigate a robbery at the Monroe Marathon station at Interstate and Ohio 63. Two masked suspects grabbed $120 from a 17 year old attendant, pistol whipped him, and forced him into a restroom before stuffing a paper bag with cash.
Creed Smith of near Manchester was charged after a shooting at Goose Rock precinct. James Smith and George Duff, both residents nearby, were named in the case. The judge was wounded during a voting-place altercation and received medical treatment. Maricle, the attorney for the defendant, surrendered to state police and faces court in Clay County by November 15.
Troop 26 will usher at an Ohio State University game with helpers James White Terry Million and Joe Thomas assisting the event.
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