Martha Mitchells Car Use Draws Taxpayer Hurdle
Washington AP report details that General's wife Martha Mitchell uses a government car and driver at taxpayer cost about 850 dollars yearly plus an 8300 dollar annual driver salary. GSA officials call the arrangement highly unusual, noting cars are for official use and not for Cabinet spouses. The Justice Department says such practice is not new and notes similar arrangements exist for other officials, with Mrs Mitchell’s car reportedly available around the clock for diplomatic functions.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Mitchell
Nixon
GSA
Justice Department
Justice
Rogers
Eisenhower
State Department
Senate Debates Spy Secrets and Secrecy Limits
Senate leaders warn wider access to spy secrets could harm intelligence. Senator Stuart Symington proposed a secret session and a $4 billion ceiling on intelligence pending. The Appropriations Committee cautioned against opening gates to all senators.
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Washington
Senate
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Lima State Indictments Bring Stream Of Arrests
Indictments by a state grand jury accuse Lima State Hospital staff of torture assault lewdness and sodomy. Sheriff arrests 25 of 31 indicted on 60 counts amid ongoing dismissals and leave of absence rulings.
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Lima
Ohio
Lima State Hospital
James A. Ketcham
Allen County Treath
Tarleton B. Davis
Ketcham
Davis
Theodore J. Reshetylo
Reshetylo
Kenneth Gaver
State Department of Mental Hygiene and Corrections
Gaver
Allen County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Parochial School Aid Plans
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a state law authorizing aid and services for counseling and materials for deaf, blind, and physically handicapped students in parochial schools. Justice Herbert stated that limited church-state contact can occur when it enhances secular education, and the ruling covers law sections active from December 1967 to August 1969.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio
Protestants and Other Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Franklin County Common Pleas
Thomas M. Herbert
OEA Plans Suit to Equalize Property Tax Revenues
Ohio Education Association to file in federal court challenging Ohio school financing as unconstitutional because wealthier districts receive more income from property taxes. California Supreme Court previously ruled similar system unequal, with richer districts advantaged. OEA cites funding disparities denying equal educational opportunity for poorer districts. State Superintendent Martin Estes supports statewide funding allocation based on need.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
California
Supreme Court
DEA
Association
Martin Essex
Bank Seeks Sale of Howard Johnson Motel to Satisfy Note
Provident Bank of Cincinnati sues Middletown developer Gene V. Blosser and wife Delores J. Blosser plus Blosser Inc. for a 960000 note from Sept. 30, 1968 and seeks 9884888 judgment with daily interest 225 since Oct. 22. Court action asks foreclosure of interests by multiple parties including Howard Johnson Co. and Motel Lodge Inc. and appointment of a receiver to collect rents.
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David Nor Journal
Provident Bank of Cincinnati
Middletown
Howard Johnson
Ohio 122
Interstate 75
Gene V
Delores J. Blosser
Fisher Ave
Blosser, Inc
Brossels
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Howard Johnson Co
Howard Johnson Motel Lodge, Inc
Cleveland
Thomas B
Eleanor V
Talbot
Raleigh Road
Dayton
Hamilton Lumber Co
Central Ave
Hamilton
A.J.L. Moritz Jr
Moritz Associates
Northfield
Ill
Tom Hensey
O.K. Tile Co
Ohio Department of Taxation
Gross Lumber Co
Carlisle
Hunter Savings Association
Loveland
Madeira Road
Leslie Spaeth
Warren County
Russell Dumford
Talbots
Brossers
Batley County
Blossers
Standard Building & Loan Co
Hensey
Schubert Enterprises, Inc
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
William A. Thornton Jr
Thornton Landscaping Co
Blosser
Independent Acceptance Corp
Champion Pool Service Co
Weather outlook with cold tonight and mild Thanksgiving
Forecaster notes decreasing cloudiness and a cold night with lows in the upper 20s. Thanksgiving should be fair and less cold with highs in the mid 40s. Precipitation chances fall from 20 percent tonight to 10 percent tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 33 and overnight low 29. Middletown received half an inch of snow yesterday.
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Middletown
Woman Pronounced Dead Earlier Surfaces Alive at Hospital
A 64 year old Canton woman found unresponsive in her home was pronounced dead after arrival at Timken Mercy Hospital. Ambulance driver and hospital staff reported she regained breathing and a pulse after being placed in the emergency room cart, prompting return to the Rossi funeral home before being brought back to the hospital.
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Timken Mercy Hospital
Canton
Belle Cordray
Bill Mause
Rossi Funeral Home
Funeral Home
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C. Stennis
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Young
U.S
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D-Ark
Stennis
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Armed Services
Joint Atomic Energy
Symington
United States
Appropriations Committee
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CIA
Ellender
Wouldren
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OEA
A.J.L. Moritz
Gene V. and
Delores Blosser
Canton, Ohio
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