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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1968
Page
2
Mrs Rayfield Scroggins, bathed when a crane moved in to demolish homes for a low cost housing project. She learned from the crane operator that her house was on the list though 25 owners had not agreed to sale terms. An HRA director called the incident an unfortunate coincidence of mistakes after an apology was issued.
About 300 SDS students nominate a black and white pig named Pig for president claiming no real choice exists among candidates. SDS members burn posters and stage a coffin protest on the campus Oval, while others protest police brutality and apathy among middle class college students.
Burglars entered a Toledo hardware store Monday and stole 100 shotguns and rifles and 30 handguns. Police reported safes were broken into and an undetermined amount of cash was taken.
Lawrence County lawmakers and residents secured assurances the Ironton Academic Center of Ohio University will stay open as long as space exists. OU Board of Regents Chancellor Millett said no foreseeable plan to close. final decision rests with OU Trustees.
Initiation of four new members and nomination of officers will occur Thursday at 7 p.m. at Alpha Council 326 Junior Order in the lodge hall at 19 North Broad Street. Hamilton and Dayton councils will send representatives.
Bearded divinity student William E. Olmstead appealed a Boston job denial but the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination would not hear the case. Commission chair Erna Ballantine said the law covers race religion color sex or age, not facial hair, despite Olmstead claiming discrimination by the Boston School Department.
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