15 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1975
Page
1
The Supreme Court blocks government or industry action amid a predicted winter gas shortage. Officials warn households and industries may face spikes and supply cuts as legal challenges limit emergency measures. Government agencies grieve the ruling while planning new remedies.
The Journal profiles Middletown mayoral candidate Robert Wieneke on page 12 as part of a series on local races. Voters are urged to clip and save the articles to inform decisions before election day. The series runs through the Sunday before voting. Court blocks a rapid relief tactic for natural gas price controls and leaves action to Congress.
Dayton AP reports seven month old African lion Fritz weighs 125 pounds and is cared for in a suburban Englewood garage after being left by a family that moved away. Police chief Koverman says Fritz eats about five dollars a day in food and may face charges against the former owner. offers for adoption are received as authorities seek a suitable home.
A 19-year-old Meriden driver collided with President Ford's armored limousine after a green light at Talcott and Market streets. Ford was unhurt but a supporter suffered a fractured finger. police waited on blood tests before charging. Witnesses noted the light change to red as the impact occurred.
In Jefferson County, high schools reported attendance "pretty good" or near normal amid an anti-busing protest. Police clashed with students at Iroquois High, resulting in one arrest for a knife. Boston schools contemplate a black administrator at South Boston High as the integration plan moves forward.
Weather forecast for Middletown shows clearing skies tonight with overnight lows in the mid-50s. Thursday expects partly cloudy skies and highs in the low 70s. Yesterday's high reached 82 with a 58 overnight low.
Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton reconfirmed their marriage on a Botswana riverbank near Chobe last Friday afternoon. District commissioner Ambrose Masalila officiated with two witnesses present as the couple celebrated with champagne.
A Ford task force report urges de emphasis on marijuana enforcement while prioritizing heroin and hard drugs. It calls for ending the feud between the DEA and Customs Service to improve federal narcotics control.
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