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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1972
Page
12
Astrology column by Frances Drake analyzes each sign with cautions and advice. It highlights Aries through Pisces and ends noting notable births like Clarence Darrow and Leopold Stokowski. The piece frames personalities and career possibilities for born today readers.
Golden Pond Ky AP TVA seeks immediate eviction of Cleo Sanford Griffin the last resident of the Land Between the Lakes area spanning Kentucky and Tennessee Griffin a disabled World War II veteran has refused all pleas to vacate though a brick home was built for him in Dover Tenn The TVA began in 1964 to convert the 40 mile strip between Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake into a national recreation area
Notice states Grace Realty Company Inc Ohio dissolves by unanimous consent with certificate filed December 31 1971 in Secretary of State. Directors Mull McCandless and Gose attorney. Also a bailiff sale April 26 1972 at 1809 Wayne Ave Middletown Ohio of a 1963 Cadillac from Kirk Jewelry Co. to satisfy a writ of execution in Case 64816.
Butler County Board of Elections announces a special election on May 2 1972 in Butler County Joint Vocational School District to approve a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit. The additional 1.7 mills funds are for current expenses of the district. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST.
The Madison Local School District in Butler County Ohio calls a special election for May 2 1972 to renew taxes above the ten mill limit for current expenses. The measure would levy up to 10 mills on valuation for 1972 and continuing. Also Butler County Vocational District schedules a May 2 1972 vote on bonds worth 2 200 000 to build a new facility with an estimated six tenths of a mill additional tax outside the constitution limit. The polls open 6 30 AM to 6 30 PM.
Warren County deputies investigate a break-in at the Lebanon Raceway offices at the Warren County Fairgrounds. Entry was gained by prying the north door lock. desks rifled, $1,600 in bills and rolls of quarters missing. Incident occurred between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. yesterday. reported by raceway manager Corwin Nix.
Fire units and emergency squads responded to multiple medical calls late at night. Joyce Davis, 32, was treated and released at Middletown Hospital after a 10:50 p.m. fire dispatch at Crawford Street. Thomas Mays, 74, transported in poor condition from Yankee Road at 10:41 p.m. Ace Gibson, 47, attended by EMS at Vannest Avenues 11:30 p.m. Emory Hardeman, 57, assisted by EMS at Ninth Avenue 1:43 a.m.
A Dayton man Myron J Heilbrunn 22 and Jacqueline Reis 21 of Des Moines Ill were treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after their car collided with Roy English 59 of Norwood who was southbound in the north lane two miles south of Monroe. English was charged with driving under the influence.
Sherri Hill of Monroe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Millard Hill Jr, placed third in the beginners solo to 6 years old division at a USTA baton contest held this weekend at Mt Lookout Junior High School in Cincinnati.
Ohio State University economist Dr. Lois A. Simonds says farmers and distributors bear little blame for the 18 per cent rise in Ohio food prices since the August price freeze. She cites supply and demand cycles and costly processing as factors, noting farm raw product prices up 9 per cent, wholesale up 26 per cent, and retail up 47 per cent.
State auditor Joseph T. Ferguson said the April distribution of local government fund checks totals about $4.0 million. Counties received $3.6 million while cities and villages were mailed $333,333.
The Ohio Highway Patrol reports 12 fatalities from weekend traffic accidents across the state. This count matches the prior weekend's toll, while last year's third weekend of April saw 22 deaths.
Eleven members of the Marietta College rowing team were injured when their van went off Interstate 80 near Conyngham Pennsylvania and crashed into a ditch. The incident occurred Sunday as the team traveled to a regatta.
The U S Command reported American troop strength in South Vietnam at 85,000 after a 5,000 decline in the past week. Marines rose by 1,000 to 1,400 and Navy personnel with 7th Fleet ships off the coast nearly doubled to 34,000 from 18,000.
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