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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
3
Miami University students urge a boycott of second year language courses as registration opens for fall schedules. Senate leader Tim Eaton says the move aims to pressure for change, proposing an English literature alternative and waivers for high school language study.
Marilyn Brewer was elected president of the Wildwood Elementary School PTO for the 1973 74 school year. Also elected were Zella Mae Current as president elect Joyce Henry as secretary and J C Farney as treasurer. The group set May 19 for the spring lawn fete from 4 to 7 p m with the Outer Space theme featuring an Armco Rock and Fossil Club display and a Creative Energy Booth for children to sell wares.
Mrs. Joan Coffey is the second court employee officially qualified to take depositions and courtroom reports for Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb in cases with transcripts ordered. She completed two years at Middletown Business College earning a certificate in machine stenograph shorthand, joining Mrs. Ferne Slough as the other court reporter.
Cincinnati AP reports Wright State University buys 1500 empty beer cases after Burger Brewing Co folded. Boxes will store books before a new library opens this summer.
The Ohio Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling directing Cleveland City Council to follow the city charter and pass an ordinance to provide wage increases for all city craft workers. The writ was filed by Charles R. Pinzone of the Cleveland Building and Construction Trades Council who argued the charter requires salary schedules aligned with private industry rates.
Washington AP reports a sharp March drop in housing starts the steepest since July 1972. Commerce Department says 8.1 percent dip from February may reflect weather or a possible downward trend, with March starts at 199,700 and a projected annual rate of 2,259,000 units.
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