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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1971

Page

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Edgewood Tragedy Alters High School Football Season

Edgewood High School mourns senior Richard Schenck 17 killed in a auto crash near Middletown. Fellow lineman Michael Harris 17 remains in serious condition. team delay to play Lakota while honoring the funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow.

Trenton Edgewood High School Richard Schenck Michael Harris Linda Court Middletown Hospital Middletown-Eaton Road Ohio 122 Ohio John Schenck Richard Gene Benny Bill Melloc Jud Harris Rick Harris Mike Webb Webb

Heavy enemy losses as U S raids inside North Vietnam continue

U S bombers struck inside North Vietnam for a third day and allied aircraft hit two Hanoi base camps in the south. South Vietnamese forces shelled a provincial capital and three district towns as four days of shelling intensified. Two South Vietnamese were killed and 11 wounded. The Ban Karai pass near the Laos border was the target of a Sept 26 air strike triggered by antiaircraft fire.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Hanoi South Vietnam Air Force Ho Chi Minh Laos Ban Karai Laos- North Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Richard Gardner Nixon Ho Chi Minh Trail Cambodia

Vaccine saves burn victims at Cincinnati General Hospital

Dr J Wesley Alexander says a newly developed vaccine used at Cincinnati General Hospital has cut deaths from infection in severely burned patients by about 80 percent after treating over 200 patients with burns over 2 percent of body. Alexander and Dr M S Fisher of Park Davis collaborated on the vaccine.

Cincinnati Cincinnat General Hospital J. Wesley Alexander Alexander University of Cincinnati College of Medicine General M.S. Fisher Park-Davis and Co

Weather outlook clear and cool with mild weekend warmth

Clear and cool tonight with lows in the mid 40s. Saturday brings mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures with highs in the upper 60s to around 70. Yesterday's high reached 74 and the overnight low was 45.

HEW Considers Hiring 80 000 Welfare Officials

Government plans to create about 80 000 federal welfare jobs if Nixon welfare reform passes. HEW cites rising 1971 welfare costs to 16.3 billion and a need to staff 4 000 Family Assistance offices.

HEW Washington Nixon Department of Health, Education and Welfare John D. Twiname Richard P. Nathan House Senate Nathan

Ohio Senate votes on broad sales tax and state budget

Ohio senators move toward passing a package combining a raised sales tax with general appropriations for the current biennium. The plan envisions higher rates, new corporate and cigarette taxes, and a $366 million education boost, with total two year revenues around $740 million.

John Gilligan Emption Senate Theodore Gray Piqua House Gilligan Gray

Nixon hints policy could cover consumer credit rates

President Nixon, at a Detroit Economic Club dinner, signaled Phase 2 anti inflation steps may cover all sectors and keep wage price restraints until inflation cools. He noted possible use of Federal Reserve powers to curb rates if needed and discussed China opening dialogue ahead of a Peking visit.

Detroit Nixon Detroit Economic Club Industrial-Mercantile-Financial Cobo Hall Attica N.Y Washington Federal Reserve Board Peking China

Quick Work Foreseen On Personal Tax Cuts

Senate Finance Committee head Russell B. Long predicts fast action on President Nixon’s tax proposals. The House Ways and Means change shifts the first year tax credit to a flat 7 percent, with hearings aimed if House clears by Oct. 5. Federal data show August mortgage rates rising for the third straight month as Connally notes no shift on gold price.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate Nixon Ways and Louisiana Russell B. Long House Long Tenta Wright Patman D-Tex House Banking Committee Federal Home Loan Bank Board Secretary of the Treasury John Connally

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