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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
13
An unusual scarecrow stands a mile west of Dix Nebraska doing double duty as a roadside art piece. Built by artists from beverage cans and a large woollen post, it bears a nearby trash can slogan urging to scare out litter.
Ohio House Speaker Charles Kurfess was named by Clark MacGregor to head a national State Legislators Committee to Reelect President Nixon. He will coordinate 7000 GOP state legislators and urged support for the entire Republican ticket.
Democratic National Chairman Jean Westwood says a wire filled red box found at the party's headquarters suggests a second bugging attempt last week. She ties the first Watergate incident to possible involvement by Nixon’s re election committee and the Republican party, with White House sources implicated. She noted the box remains under investigation and no party attorneys are on the case.
Middletown four Catholic schools will offer free and reduced lunches this school year for eligible students under the National School Lunch Program. Last year 40 students at Fenwick High St Johns St Mary and Holy Trinity elementary schools participated. Letters explain eligibility and applications. decisions are made by principals with hearing officers available for parents.
Alm Hoover of 3110 S Main St Middletown sues the Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals to reverse its denial of a request to place three mobile homes on her 1.2 acre property. She names as defendants the board chairmen and members and the administrator and alleges the decision was unreasonable and arbitrary.
Seven of eight jurors in Butler County Common Pleas Court ruled for the defendant Judge Robert L Marrs delivering a verdict that Charlie Alsip 8368 May Ave Middletown was not entitled to participate in Ohio workmen's compensation funds Alsip claimed injury April 28 1970 while employed at Diamond National Corp 806 W Central Ave Middletown
Don Luis Martinez de Irujo y Artazcoz, the Duke of Alba, died Wednesday in a Houston hospital. The obituary notes his prominent status and passing in Texas.
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