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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1971
Page
12
CBS debuts Bearcats a Stutz Bearcat caper with rough comedy and a tank battle. NBC offers Nichols a tense early 20th century sheriff tale. ABC counters with Longstreet a blind investigator series. Owen Marshall and Law shows follow, led by Arthur Hill’s legal drama debut.
The review notes James Garner in the title role with a Maverick vibe lacking its charm. It cites slow pace and weak wit in the first program, describing the overall film as uneven and tentative.
Nelson Rockefeller contends hostages who died at Attica were victims of crossfire as authorities stormed the prison yard. He asserts prisoners had no guns and says four police units converged, while a feud over whether nine hostages were shot or throat-slain continues amid funerals for six victims.
TV listings show 8:30 film Once Upon a Dead Man on channels 2 and 5 with Rock Hudson. Other titles include Atlantis the Lost Continent on channel 7, Funny Face on channel 9, Terror in the Sky on channel 9, and Escape from East Berlin or Slim Carter on channels 7 and 19. A Rochester riot report recalls inmates beaten during a Monday uprising, with doctors and guards testifying in Buffalo court.
Program listings include Ralph Nader on consumer rights and free counsel. Debuts feature Chicago Teddy Bears and O Hara with David Janssen as a U S Treasury agent. Other shows include The Brady Bunch Partridge Family Room 222 and The Odd Couple with humorous hospital roles.
The October 19 issue will be the biweekly’s last as Gardiner Cowles announces Look Magazine is folding amid $10 million in losses over two years and escalating mailing costs. Hermann Goering graces the cover as Cowles Publicat ions launched the title in 1937.
Four Covington area residents are held in three jails on murder charges in the fatal shooting of Carl Walp at a Walton Verona I-75 service station. Arrests followed recovery of Walp’s wallet. police probe links to earlier I-75 slayings in Kentucky and Ohio.
Ohio Governor John Gilligan met New York Mayor John Lindsay at City Hall for about 30 minutes. The two Democrats discussed Lindsay visiting Ohio, after Lindsay had recently switched from Republican to Democrat.
About 100 cases heard in municipal court yesterday with speeding charges forming the bulk. Four motorists pleaded guilty and were fined 50 dollars plus costs. others faced fines or suspensions for various traffic and health code violations. Names and addresses include Johanna Stephens Dayton Gerald Stark Manila Arkansas Bernare Waters Jr 158 Sands Ave and Clarence Ringer 1215 Pine St. Raymond Adkins 27 Philadelphia Ave was fined 50 dollars and costs 25 suspended on nonappearance. Mary Nettles 50 1412 Young St was fined 50 dollars and costs suspended to comply with a health department order. Duff city sanitarian cited weeds junk autos trash a fallen tree and loose garbage on her property.
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