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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
3
Mrs. Nixon visited Keaukaha School and Hilo events on Hawaii Island during a seven hour swing through the state. She planted two banyan trees on Banyan Drive one to replace a tree her husband planted decades ago and joked about a race for the trees to grow while meeting children, dancers, and officials at state sites.
In Tiffin Ohio two young children Christine Marie Magers six and Richard Rumschley three died Thursday night in a straw filled barn fire on the Magers farm. Deputies say the children were playing with matches.
In Seattle a 17 year old, Allan Rodan, was prompting service when a man pulled a gun during a lunch rush. The thief demanded a cheeseburger, paid for it after producing the weapon, and fled the scene. No injuries reported in the incident which remains under investigation.
Eight privately owned school bus drivers who carried Reading area residents to LeSourdsville Park on Reading Day pleaded guilty to failure to display a PUCO permit number. Judge Vin cent Sisson fined Kester Daniels $50 and costs, suspended $50 fines for seven others, PACO agent Arthur A. Clayton signed the affidavits. Other cases included James Moore fined $200 with three days jail and one year driving suspension for involvement in an accident scene. Three more drivers were fined $50 each for careless driving and noise, plus Minnie Nickerson fined for disorderly conduct.
The $5 motor vehicle license tax collected at tag purchase boosted Butler County road and highway funds by $181,505 in the quarter. The state paid the second of four installments totaling $5.8 million nationwide, with Warren County receiving $72,256.
Miguel Henriquez Guzman a 76 year old candidate for president in 1952 from the Federation of Parties of the People died Tuesday in Mexico. After defeat by Adolfo Ruiz Cortines he retired from politics and studied social problems. Born in Piedras Negras Coahuila he was an army general and had run in two other campaigns. burial was today.
Worden, Apollo 15 crewmate, reassigned to Ames Research Center after NASA reprimand for smuggling 400 unauthorized stamp covers to the moon. Scott also transferred. Irwin retired. NASA says Worden could be considered for flight again in the future.
State Atty Richard Gerstein in Miami said a photographer testified to papers possibly showing letters between Democratic leaders filmed before the Watergate break in. He identified five men paid for a rush job on June 10, including Bernard Barker and Frank Sturgis, linked to the June 17 Watergate entry.
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