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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1971

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Edgewood football player killed in late night crash

A Edgewood High School senior guard Richard Shafer Schenck was killed when his eastbound car left the road and struck a steel fence post near his home. Passenger Michael Harris 17 was injured seriously. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Edgewood High School auditorium. Harris and Harris were teammates. the accident also affects the upcoming game vs Lakota. Burial in Elk Creek Cemetery. Funeral home hours listed for viewing. Butler County fatality toll reaches 27 for the year.

Edgewooder Richard Shafer Schenck William Schenck Middletown-Eaton Road Michael Harris Linda Court Trenton Middletown Hospital Edgewood High School Schenck Harris Seven Mile School Edgewood Mike Webb Lewis Elk Creek McCoy-Leffier Butler County

Interim school aid restored to measure C in Ohio budget

Gov Gilligan said the state must rely on the Legislature, particularly Republicans, for a permanent tax and budget plan after the failed attempt to pass a statewide graduated income tax. The fifth interim appropriation totaling 151.6 million funds most bills and aid to 22 bankrupt school districts, while the governor condemned ongoing interim funding as bad government.

Gilligan Democratic Party General Assembly Ohio

Sales Tax Vote Seen Saturday

Republican leaders in Columbus say a 15 cent sales tax increase and a 3 to 6 percent corporate tax are likely to go to a Senate floor vote Saturday. The plan would raise 710 million in new revenues and add 30 million for elderly home stead exemptions approved by voters. The House meanwhile repealed a 60 year old law requiring a five man crew on freight trains after a close 52-41 vote.

Columbus Ohio Senate Michael J. Maloney Cincinnati Ways and Means Maloney Senate Finance Committee Robin T. Turner GOP John J. Gilligan Ohio House

Senate mood shifts to limited challenge on defense bill

In Washington the Senate pivots to a restrained challenge to the 21 billion dollar defense bill. Key figures predict a shortened debate with vote by voice and tight limits on amendments as critics press for trimming.

Washington Senate Pentagon Mike Mansfield U.S Indochina Willam Proxmire Dwis Proxmire Armed Services Committee

Medians tested as turf maker pitches Ohio highway

A Columbus area turf company installed a sample strip of artificial grass on a median along Rt 256 north of I-70 in Fairfield County to win Ohio Department of Transportation interest. William Baker of the Newark division says no decision yet and the test is exploratory.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Highway Department Rt. 256 Fairfield County William Baker Highway Department Division Five Newark

Fall Weather Brings Cloudy Skies and Cool Highs

Fall arrived at 11 45 this morning with cloudy skies and a forecast of showers tonight. Temperatures will dip to the mid to upper 50s, with Friday expected to be mostly cloudy and cooler as highs stay in the 60s.

Autumn Arrives With Frost Across North and The Atlantic Storm

The first day of autumn brings frost to northern New England and much of the region from Montana to Minnesota. Hurricane Ginger threatens Bermuda as it heads west after pounding its island. Temperatures before dawn range from 27 in Hibbing Minnesota to 82 in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach Florida.

Associated Press New England Montana Minnesota Atlantic Bermuda Hibbing Minn Fort Lauderdale West Palm Beach Fla

Tragedy in Oregon Wilderness From Outward Bound Course

Pamela Sullivan 18 survived a September survival exercise in Oregon Three Sisters Wilderness while two companions Joyce Howden 21 and Lorene Larrhette 17 died of hypothermia. Pamela described efforts to keep Joyce alive and to summon help as the group, part of Northwest Outward Bound in Eugene, prepared for graduation.

Eugene Ore Pamela Sullivan Three Sisters Central Oregon Pamela Joyce Howden Fall Creek Lorene LaRhette Sudbury Mass Joyce Lorene Vern Vern Bush Northwest Outward Bound Chambers Lakes

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