Consumer Bill Aims to curb fringe operators in market
The House debates a consumer protection bill backed by the Nixon administration to create an independent consumer protection agency, White House Office of Consumer Affairs status, and a 15 member advisory council. Critics like Ralph Nader call the measure weak while supporters push for expanded powers and broader protections for consumers.
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Ralph Nader
Committee
Holifield
Consumer Protection Agency
Congress
Nader
California
White House
Office of Consumer Affairs
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Rosenhal
William S. Moorhead
Dpa
House
Nixon
Medina to Receive Honorable Discharge After My Lai Acquittal
Capt. Ernest L. Medina, acquitted of murder and involuntary manslaughter in the 1969 My Lai assault, will receive an honorable discharge within days. He is at Fort Meade consulting lawyers about testifying in Col. Henderson’s court martial. Medina, 35, has resigned and may join a helicopter firm owned by F. Lee Bailey, his defense attorney.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest L. Medina
My Lai
Medina
Montrose
Colo
Ft. Meade
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
R. J. Enstrom Corp
Menominee, Mich
Medine
Apartment Hearing Set Tonight
City Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing on Henry Avenue between Elwood and Auburn streets for Ernest Wills proposed apartment complex. Also on agenda are a Coca-Cola warehouse plot plan in Garfield Industrial Park and a master plan revision study. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in City Building chamber.
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Henry Avenue
Elwood
Auburn Streets
Ernest Wills
City Planning Commission
Garfield Industrial Park
Commission Chamber
Denture Adhesive FASTEETH Promises Firmer Comfort
FASTEETH Powder provides longer firmer steadier hold for dentures. Users feel more comfortable and can eat more naturally with better fitting dentures. See your dentist regularly for health.
Troop 29 Holds Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 29 at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club awarded life, star and first and second class ranks. David Dooley, Jim Edwards and Tim Girton achieved life scouts. Greg Howard Mike Kurtz and Tony Mato earned star status. New first class scouts were Tom Morrison Roger Bozile Jim Withrow. second class recipients Jack Macy Cliff Mato and Todd Gross. Adult and new member recognitions followed.
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David Dooley
Jim Edwards
Tim Girton
Middletown
Greg Howard
Mike Kurtz
Tony Mato
Tom Morrison
Roger Bozile
Jim Withrow
Jack Macy
Cliff Mato
Todd Gross
Trenton Youth Bitten By Squirrel
A 13 year old from Trenton attempted to catch a squirrel near his home and was bitten on the hand. Darrell Powers, 93 Delhi Drive, was treated at Middletown Hospital. Police said he and neighbor boys tried to catch the animal.
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Trenton
Darrell Powers
Delhi Drive
Middletown Hospital
Darrell
State launches crackdown on unethical insurance sales
Ohio officials say about 70 agents face charges out of more than 50 000 statewide. The 30 day hearing window could suspend or revoke licenses for those not responding. Investigations focus on misrepresentation, including claims of stock tied to insurance and founder policies. no evidence yet of deliberate training.
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Columbus
Ohio Insurance Department
E. E. Eckert
Department
Sers
Eckert
Frank Mayfield
Cincinnati
Man On Probation
Two defendants appeared in Butler County Common Pleas Court yesterday. John Hoffman 23 of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property and was placed on five years probation by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer for tossing a beer bottle through a car window in Middletown last May 16. Robert Detrow 18 of Middletown pleaded guilty to burglary and was referred to the probation department for pre sentence investigation for burglarizing a Middletown residence in August.
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Hamilton
John Hoffman
Cincinnati
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Hoffman
Robert Moore
Rufus St
Middletown
Robert Detrow
Oxford State Road
Butler County ‘Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Probation Department
Ior
Detrow
Rufus Brelsford
First Ave
Industry Week sees slow early response to Nixon economy
Industry Week reports no quick upturn in business despite Nixon policies. Steelmakers temper optimism as automaker demand delays and inventories stay high. Weekly U.S. raw steel output remains near prior levels, with scrap prices easing from the prior week. Gov John Gilligan names John Francis to the Franklin County Municipal Court in Columbus.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Industry Week
Nixon
U.S
Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
John Francis
Franklin County
16 Sought In Big Drug Bust
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky see 47 arrests after a drugs crackdown. Sealed indictments named 54, including 16 still sought. Over $130,000 in estimated drug value plus firearms seized. Loot included more than a pound of MDA and about 20 pounds of marijuana. Kentucky raid linked to Cincinnati vice squad information.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Fort Mitchell
Paul Guthrie
Guthrie
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Henderson
Troop 29
Bruce Haines
David
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Dar Cottingin
Pete Carter
Tim Hester
Cecil Edwards
Steve Belec
Dean Girton
Dan Cottingin
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