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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1976

Page

9

Hays Office Faces Slowdown After Resignation

Wayne Hays exit from the 18th Ohio district prompts a downsized Washington and district staff. The 10 person team moves to Longworth while constituents report fewer casework matters and tensions rise over future hiring after the November election.

Washington Congressman Hays Ohio Longworth House Hays Rayburn House Longworth Carol Clawson Clawson Erencies Congress

Pirates pitcher Bob Moose among 13 killed in Ohio crashes

The Associated Press reports veteran Pirates pitcher Bob Moose was among 13 people killed in traffic accidents on Ohio roads through Sunday night. The list includes Charles Ott 86 from Baltic. Ronald Reeves 22 of Cleveland. Millard Brown 17 of Napoleon. John Fannin 59 of Maysville Ky. Ray Anderson 17 of Fairport. Robert Moose Jr 2 of Monroeville Pa. Tim Nackovich 14 of Alger. Barbara Foster 25 and Stacey Grant 5 of Canton. Stratton Hole 16 of Rogers.

Pittsburgh Pirates Bob Moose Ohio Highway Patrol Coshocton Charles Ott Baltic Cleveland Ronald Reeves Millard Brown Napoleon Henry County Georgetown John Fannin Maysville Brown County Painesville Ray Anderson Fairport Martins Ferry Robert Moose, Jr Monroeville Belmont Jefferson County Kenton Tim R Nackovich Alger Ohio 195 Hardin County Chillicothe Barbara J. Foster Stacey Grant Canton Ross County Lisbon Stratton L Hole Rogers Columbiana County

Rhodes calls special session to remove Stebbins from Ohio Industrial Commission

Gov. Rhodes convenes a special session for next Monday to urge Senate action on removing Gregory Stebbins as chairman of the Ohio Industrial Commission. A tax incentive package faces uncertain fate ahead of the November 2 election amid speculation Rhodes may add the bills to the session.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Senate Gregory Stebbins Ohio Industrial Commission Stebbins Thomas J Moyer Rhodes General Assembly Senate Democrats Commission Moyer John J. Gilligan William Johnson Judiciary Committee

Fire and injury reports flood city streets and schools

A sequence of fire and medical calls across multiple streets including 900 Kensington St 312 Garfield and 2106 Sherman St shows youths starting a trash fire near Sherman Elementary School while several residents and workers like Duff's Restaurant staff and Ellen Drive resident Stella Conover needed hospital care. Separate political notes discuss Stebbins ouster and the Ohio legislature debate over Workmens' Compensation administration with Governor Rhodes pushing for a swift vote before the Oct 18 deadline.

Kensington Katherine Leasure Garfield Mary Pettrey Sherman St Sherman Duff's Middletown Dennis Jones Park St Ellen Drive Stella Conover Wilbraham Road Baltimore St Clinton St Percy Allen Columbia Ave Ann Weidner Clarence Eldridge

Refuge in Belfast church as women leaders attacked by mob

Betty Williams and Mairead Corrigan, leaders of the Women’s Peace Movement, sought sanctuary in a Belfast church after a mob of about 50 women beat them and damaged their cars during a Turf Lodge Tenants Association meeting. Williams and Corrigan blamed animal hatred for the assault as they escaped to the vestry and waited under protection.

Belfast Northern Ireland Women's Peace Movement Betty Williams Mairead Corrigan Turf Lodge Tenants Association Miss Corrigan Ralph Williams

Dayton ACLU to file major class action over film showing

The American Civil Liberties Union plans a major class action suit Tuesday on behalf of Wright State University students barred from showing the film Deep Throat at a campus film festival. ACLU executive director Benson Wolman said First Amendment rights protect the matter. Dean O Edward Pollock refused funding to rent the movie for the Oct. 15 event.

Dayton Ohio American Civil Liberties Union de Throat Benson Wolman Ohio Aclu Wright State University ACLU Edward Pollock Deep Throat

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