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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
3
A man armed with a revolver robbed the Holiday Inn at Ohio 122 and I-75 at 1 30 a.m. yesterday, escaping on foot with 134 dollars in paper money. Night clerk Leonard Cate said the thief ignored coins and checks and took only a wallet containing ID papers.
Gas eruptions near Acme Creek threaten Traverse City as silt and gas bubble up from the ground. Sheriff Weiler orders snow fences and hay filters, while basins are built to trap silt before it reaches Grand Traverse Bay. Authorities cite rising gas output and restrict access as legal action looms against Amoco Production Co.
In six Ohio mental retardation facilities residents are being taught humanization a plan aimed at privacy ownership and personal growth. Advocates hope to expand programs though funding and staffing hurdles remain with current efforts serving about 1000 people and calls for a 50 percent budget increase and 2000 new aides to reduce resident to staff ratios.
The advertisement touts Preparation H as prompt relief for hours from itching and pain in hemorrhoidal tissues. It claims reduced swelling, soothing lubrication, non stinging action, and suitability for night use, asserting doctor tested success across multiple cities and centers.
In Columbus the Ohio General Assembly debates a constitutional amendment to allow use of highway use tax revenue for mass transit. Proponents urge sharing funds with urban transit needs while opponents warn it would divert highway money from road construction. Senator Ronald Mottl leads the push. critics from the Ohio Contractors Association warn of delayed road projects and rising vehicle numbers.
Four-year-old Lee Ann Evans won two second place awards at the United States Twirling Association meet held at Walter Peoples Junior High in Cincinnati. She earned second in intermediate solo and advanced solo for children to age six, with several other young winners named in various age groups.
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