Jailin puts citizens in prisoners place
COLUMBUS AP There are 138 non criminals being handcuffed and fingerprinted at the Ohio Penitentiary as part of a three day jail in a prison environment exercise. Participants include legislators law enforcement and corrections officers reporters and business and labor representatives.
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Senate agrees on antibombing veto in Indochina fight
A Senate vote backed an antibombing amendment to halt all U S military spending for Cambodia and Laos, while a House version sought a full cutoff. A conference committee will shape a compromise as Kissinger and Tho pursue ceasefire terms and lawmakers warn against escalations in Indochina.
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Bloodbath at Holmesburg Prison Leaves Warden Dead
A grievance hearing at Holmesburg prison ended in a bloodbath as Warden Patrick Curran and Deputy Warden Robert Fromhold were stabbed to death. Capt. Leroy Taylor was wounded, and two Black Muslim inmates, Joseph Bowen and Fred Burton, were severely injured and subdued. Inmates were moved after security revived, with 1,200 prisoners searched and 250 officers deployed. Bowen faced charges for slaying a patrolman in 1971 and the 1970 killing of a park guard.
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New Irish president to seek peace in Northern feud
Erskine Childers, first Protestant elected in Ireland, offers to mediate Protestant Catholic violence in Northern Ireland. The 68 year old lawyer vows a mission of conciliation while facing constitutional limits of the largely ceremonial presidency.
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Ohio House mulls adulthood drinking age and police limits
Ohio House committee rewrites Senate measure to lower adulthood to 18 with immediate enactment in jeopardy. It votes 11-7 to restore the drinking age reduction and 9-7 to delay until July 1 1975. Amendments bar under 21 from police or Highway Patrol roles. A committee vote due next Thursday.
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