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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1973
Page
14
An estimated 762.5 million dollars worth of grain is projected to be produced in Alberta during 1973. The forecast underscores strong yields across major crops in the province.
A federal judge ruled antitrust laws cannot compel auto makers to reduce smog. Judge Manuel Real dismissed 34 of 38 suits by 27 states and several cities seeking equitable relief, noting the court lacks power to order emission controls or mass transit funds.
A Walpole State Prison death is under inquiry with a suspect in the strangler case. Norfolk County DA Burke cites two scuffles involving DeSalvo but cites no murder weapon or motive yet. Corrections Commissioner Hall distancing prison racket links. DeSalvo, serving life for multiple sexual assaults, was linked by attorney Bailey to 13 Boston area stranglings.
ABA committee head Arthur M. Lewis notes nationwide interest in certifying trial lawyers. Burger urges continuing pilot projects but prioritizes trial advocacy standards and two year law school training with hands on internship. The call stresses enforceable standards and changes to legal education to improve courtroom qualification.
Edgar Schuler Schellenbach of 1614 Gage Dr Middletown Ohio filed Oct 31 1973 with the Division of Securities Columbus for a license to act as a salesman of securities in Ohio for Vercoe and Company Inc Columbus. Action on the application will not be taken for at least seven days from this notice. Bach Nov 27.
Navy Cmdr. Raymond A. Vohden who was held by North Vietnam for eight years ends his 13 year marriage in divorce. He filed May 7 after discovering his wife Bonnye Jean 34 had earlier sued for divorce while he was captive. The couple concluded the marriage could not be renewed. Sixty thousand farmers in Alberta, Canada, produce grain.
Angela Fields filed a $110000 damage suit in Kanawha Circuit Court against Dr. Rose McClanahan alleging she was misled into believing she was pregnant from January 1972 through August 1972. Tests and claims of heart beat and cesarean risk preceded revelation that she had never been pregnant.
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