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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1970
Page
5
Editor notes burglars have shifted to daytime theft as the thief of stealth grows bold. The article, condensed from the booklet On Guard Protect Yourself Against the Criminal, explains thief methods and victim selection. The page promotes a coupon to order the 64 page booklet.
AP writer explains burglar patterns from 1969 including deterences like stopping mail and lawn care, disguises used by daytime thieves, stakeouts near bridges, and the dangers of confronting intruders. Advice covers locking doors, avoiding public travel chatter, and arranging coverage during absences.
Otterbein College in Westerville Ohio received a letter from Dan G Meade on behalf of President Nixon praising the college for its creative approach to campus government. The trustees approved a plan adding three students and three faculty members with full voting rights and granting students greater voice in college decision making bodies.
Ohio will prosecute employers who violate state female labor laws after suspending enforcement since Sept. 4, 1970. Industrial Relations Director William O. Walker says state protections apply even with federal sex discrimination rules. Over a dozen related suits have been filed in the past year, and the department will deploy 25 investigators to enforce violations across organizations.
Yuri Daniel, 45, walked free from Vladimir Prison and moved to Kaluga after serving five years for writing and publishing abroad what Soviet officials called slanderous propaganda. He was met by his son Alexander, Alexander's wife, and a wartime friend.
In Worden Oregon a homemade gyro copter crash killed Gary Roy Buhre, 24, at a Klamath Falls hospital and left Perry Leslie Welker, 29, in fair condition. Witnesses said the craft was being towed behind a pickup at 50 to 60 mph when the cable broke, causing the gyro to climb then plunge about 30 feet.
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