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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1972
Page
12
Aries through Pisces give guidance on goals, patience, and judgment. Notable birthday names include Edward R. Morrow, Elia Fitzgerald, and Guglielmo Marconi, highlighting intellect, creativity, and invention.
City of Middletown Ohio approves contract with Shilling Smith Balke and Robinson Architects for design of the water distribution building comprising garage office warehouse and related facilities. Finance director may pay up to 25000 from Water Distribution Fund. Emergency measure to protect public health and welfare.
Paris AP France voters approved Britain's entry into the European Economic Community by a 2 to 1 margin in a referendum turnout was 39.64 percent of 29,312,637 registered voters with 36.17 percent yes 17.12 percent no and 7.07 percent blank ballots The result delighted pro Market factions while Pompidou urged a strong yes to bolster future negotiations.
Mrs. Marva Sampson will discuss the proposed drug rehabilitation program at the Rotary Club noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. Dick Lewis chairs the drug abuse program committee and will be joined by club president Dick Greathouse and Police Lt. Russ Dwyer asking questions.
Negotiations were to resume at 10 a.m. in Cincinnati as the 17 day strike against General Motors Assembly Division in Norwood Ohio continues. Main issues involve reduced personnel and assembly line speedups.
Boy Scout Troop 72 sponsored by Christ United Methodist Church completed a Glen Helen Trail hike near Yellow Springs. Landis together with David and Kerry Meadows Randy Fields Mike Profitt Tim Smallwood Mark Lansaw Steve Landis and scoutmaster Orville Lansaw took part.
Garfield Elementary School PTO hosts a parent student teacher talent show at 7 30 PM in the school gym. Officers for the next school year will be elected during the event.
Two cows valued at 500 dollars were killed by lightning Sunday morning on Ray Sizemore’s farm at 4668 Nichols Road south of Oxford in Butler County, according to police. Ordinance 5455 authorizes 13726.60 dollars from the Acquisition and Construction fund for Terrace Hills IV street improvements, declaring an emergency to protect public welfare. Chairman Dudley Inwood and Clerk of the City Commission note adoption April 18 and publication April 24.
About 300 Ohio Bell repairmen and installers in Akron walked off Friday over discipline rules but agreed to return to work after a union plan for a strike vote within 15 days. The 1800 member Local 4302 of the Communications Workers of America met with 240 reps to end the dispute.
Rates for 2 and 3 line ads listed with deadlines for weekdays and weekends. Various line counts incur different prices per 10 days, from Lebanon Mason Waynesville Warren Co.
Obituaries for Dorothy M Kinder Effie Thorpe Bayard Wells and Jona Lee Wills list ages, residence, hospital times and dates. Services set at Holy Trinity Church Grand Ave Church of God Joseph R Baker & Sons McCoy Leffier and interment at Woodside Cemetery with visits at local funeral homes.
Maude's Beauty Shop advertises complete permanents for 6 dollars by appointment at 424 1191 located on 43 South Broad Street. Mayfield Beauty Salon lists permanents and services with prices and contact numbers 422 6985 and 424 6341 at 1747 Tytus. LA Petite Beauty Salon promotes shampoo and set at 3.50 frosting 17.50 virgin bleach 20 with phone numbers 424 6341 and 422 5631.
The families of Mollie Gregory William Eugene Cox Norman H Bailey and Pauline Crockett express deep gratitude for kindness prayers flowers and support during illness and death. They thank clergy Rev Hart Rev Holloman Rev Peterson VFW Post 6405 Hunter Clark and others and commend funeral staff for service.
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