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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
14
Ralph Evan Bud Rowe, 47, a onetime Lebanon fireman, is charged by Warren County Grand Jury with arson in a series of fires in vacant buildings. Rowe, a 23 year department veteran, was named in a secret indictment and released on bond after service of a warrant.
Washington AP report states four shopcraft unions representing 90 000 workers signed a pact with the rail industry. Details were withheld pending ratification voting. Unions have until November 9 to ratify, preventing strikes until July 1 1973. Most unions had been under congressionally imposed contracts expiring January 1 1971.
An Illinois family of four and a neighbor girl died when their Piper Cherokee nosedived into a field ten miles east of Sidney Ohio. Witnesses reported no fire and no survivors. Victims named: Robert Anderson 35 Betty Jane 34 Steven 4 Tim 2 and Teri Lynn Stanwick 16 of Danville Illinois.
The Associated Press reports 20 Ohioans died in 17 accidents over the Columbus Day weekend. The toll includes three double fatalities, three pedestrians, and a motorcyclist, with the year to date at 697 deaths, 51 below the previous year.
Den mothers may attend one of two sessions tomorrow at the Civic Association to plan Cub Scout and den programs. Sessions run at 9:30 am and 7 pm with leadership by Mrs. Michael Matthews and several couples including Mr. and Mrs. William Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graham.
Urbana report says negotiations underway in New York with an unidentified firm to buy the St Regis Paper Co. plant in Urbana and its affiliated marketing service center. A company spokesman confirmed talks but released no further details.
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