Aeronca Posts Decline in Q1 1971 Earnings and Sales
Aeronca Inc reports first quarter 1971 earnings of 17 cents a common share on 239,998 dollars, with net sales of 14.17 million dollars. President Handschumacher cites SST termination and stretched Lockheed L 1011 schedules as reasons, says unlikely any cash dividend this year. New loan agreement with five banks raises total credit to 23 million dollars.
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Aeronca Inc
Aeronca
A.G. Handschumacher
Handschumacher
Avco Corp
Rights Leader Julian Bond to Speak in City May 6
Georgia legislator and civil rights figure Julian Bond will speak at Dave Finkelman Auditorium on Thursday May 6 at 8 30 p m Sponsored by the Black Students Action Association Bond follows Dick Gregory who spoke here last Friday Bond has a long history with SNCC and the Georgia House of Representatives He helped found SNCC and worked with the Atlanta Inquirer in the 1960s Tickets for students are available today through Friday with free tickets to the public as demand permits
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Georgia
Julian Bond
Dave Finkelman
Campus
Black Students Action Association
Bond
Dick Gregory
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
George School
Bucks County
Morehouse College
Atlanta
House of Representative
House
United States Supreme Court
Georgia House
Education
State Institution
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Atlanta Inquirer
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Southern Campus
Two Pedestrians Hurt In Pair Of Mishaps
A child was hospitalized with rib knee and ankle injuries after running into a car on Webber Avenue near Maple Park School. Paul David Brewer seven was in good condition. A man, John Lincks forty, was treated after being struck at Verity Parkway and Central Avenue. No citations issued. A second crash at Brentwood Street and Seldon Avenue left Genevieve Huff and Brenda Roberts with head injuries. Huff cited for failure to yield at a stop sign.
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Middletown Hospital
Paul David Brewer
Jewell Ave
Sandra K. Roark
Malvern St
Webber Avenue
Maple Park School
Roark
John Lincks
Home Ave
Trenton
Verity Parkway
Central Avenue
Lincks
Donald W. Noel
Primrose Lane
Noel
Brentwood Street
Seldon Avenue
Genevieve Huff
Highland St
Brenda Roberts
Queen Ave
Huff
Mary C. Wellinghoff
Beatrice Drive
Camp Campbell Gard to be winterized after estate and sale
Hamilton YMCA plans to winterize Camp Campbell Gard once litigation over the Hamilton Journal-News sale ends and the Gramm estate transfer to the YMCA completes. The 130 acre Augspurger Road camp serves Middletown youths, hosting athletic events, bands, and Miami University counselor meetings each fall.
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Hamilton
Campbell Gard
Hamilton Ymca
Hamilton Journal-News
Kent Middieswart
YMCA
Ethelyne Gard Gramm
Homer Gard
Augspurger Road
Middletown
Middleswart
Miami University
Franklin Seeks Final Draft for Sewage Plant Deal
Franklin council awaits a clarified final draft for a $2 million regional sewage treatment plant with the Miami Conservancy District, Ohio Water Development Authority, and city. Chair Daniel Moore said a misread clause could make Franklin liable for other communities' costs. the document was returned for redrafting and a special meeting will sign once ready.
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Franklin
Miami Conservancy District
Daniel Moore
Ohio Water Development Authority
Conservancy
Moore
Conser
Franklin Man Pleads Guilty In Car Death
A 33 year old Franklin man, Robert Leonard Tannreuther, pleaded guilty to first degree vehicular homicide in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered probation investigation and sentencing set for May 11. Tannreuther, who said he fell asleep at the wheel on Yankee Road, caused a head on crash that killed 70 year old Middletown resident Elizabeth Marlow.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Robert Leonard Tannreuther
Third St
Elizabeth Marlow
Oxford State Road
Middletown
Cramer
Tannreuther
Adult Probation Department
Probation Department
Ptl
Ronald Reif.Snider
Jack Combs
Donald Wells
Yankee Road
Marlow
Lake Superior tailings plan could reach Middletown
Federal EPA action may force Reserve Mining to stop dumping tailings into Lake Superior. Delegates at the Lake Superior Enforcement Conference in Duluth urged a 180 day plan for pollution abatement, rail transport to a land disposal site, and end of tailings discharge into the lake. Armco Steel and Republic Steel rely on Reserve for 2.1 million tons annual ore. opposition cites land disposal feasibility and time. C. William Verity noted two years of cooperation with agencies to adjust operations.
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Lake Superior
Duluth
Minn
The
Reserve Mining Co
Silver Bay
Mann
Armco Steel Corp
Republic Steel
Armco
Middletown
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Attorney General's Office
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
David Dominick
Dominick
Lax Lake
Reserve
Superior
William Ruckelshaus
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
W. B. Browning
Materials Resources
C. William Verity
Middletown Library imposes new checkout rules
New signs at Middletown Library announce 6 PM closing until further notice and a five book limit for fiction loans up to 10 days. Library cards are held during the period. The changes follow a challenge to employment policies by the Council for Human Dignity and ongoing protests led by Rev. James Holloman.
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Middletown
Middletown Council For Human ‘Dignity
James Holloman
Scout Pack 9 Awards From Amanda Elementary Meeting
A vaudeville show and award presentations highlighted last night’s Cub Scout Pack 9 meeting at Amanda Elementary School. Awards were presented to Craig Farrish, Robin Arnette, Jeffery Meadows, Robbie Davis, and Gary Deaton. Mrs. Juanita Tremmell received a four year service pin.
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Amanda Elementary
Craig Farrish
Robin Arnette
Jeffery Meadows
Robbie Davis
Gary Deaton
Juanita Tremmell
Plumbing and Heating Codes On Agenda Tonight
Seven ordinances to update plumbing and heating rules are under review by City Commission. The measures include adopting the 1970 Ohio plumbing code, a defect installation penalty, higher plumber licensing fees, and sewer tap ordinance changes. A public hearing on a planned-use modification for a new Masonic Temple on Grand Avenue east of Marshall Road precedes the meeting at 7 p.m. in the City Building council chamber.
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City Commission
Ohio
Grand Avenue
Marshall Road
Spring Hill Flower Festival and Fashion Show Opens
Frost warning ends May 15 as Spring Hill School hosts a Flower Festival and Fashion Show. Sale starts at 11 A.M. featuring top-quality pentients roses geraniums at low prices and a meet with WL star Bob Braun.
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Bob Braun
Spring Hill School
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Renault
Lebanon
Columbus Ave
Camp Campbell Gard
Ray Patrick
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Ashland, Ky
Scout Pack
Mrs. Metzger
So. Main St
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