Middletown Sebald Award Winners Named
Sharon K. Martin and Anton A. Katrus won first place at the 1973 W. W. Sebald Self-Reliance Awards banquet at the Manchester Motor Inn, each receiving 500 dollars. Four other students earned second to fourth places, with the program run by the Middletown Jaycees and top picks drawn from 150 applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Jones Journal
W. W. Sebald
Linda Lamphier
Omer F. Lamphier
Brittain Lane
Lemon- Monroe High School
Tom Schramm
Margaret Ann Schramm
Alameda Circle
S. Joseph Schramm
Clark St
Fenwick High School
Rita J. Feerer
Homer Feerer
Auburn St
Middletown High School
Edward West
Charles A. West
N. Highview Drive
Nancy K. Wolf
Herbert A. Wolf
West
Alexandria Road
Madison
Wayne A. Poffenbarger
Donald Poffenbarger
Elk Creek Road
Madison High School
Pam Majors
Jim Harris
Thomas L. Wiley
Middletown Hospital
Wiley
W.W. Sebald
Armco Steel Corp
Sebald
Middletown Jaycees
Sebald Award
Happy Sharon Martin
Anton Katrus
Sheckler
Owners OKAY ACTION Fire damaged building to be closed downtown
Wilbur Allison city building inspector said Central Trust Co. owners of 1359 Central Ave have agreed to close the fire damaged building. An insurance representative will hire a local contractor to board up doors and windows by Tuesday at the earliest. City officials had noted no written demolition or repair notice had been given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Wilbur
Bill) Allison
Central Trust Co
Cincinnati
Central Ave
Middletown
Allison
Dale Hessel
Butler County Welfare Department
Miami-Carey Corp
Grand Avenue
University Boulevard
Grand Warehouse, Inc
Fred Hampton
Cub Scout Rocket Race Winners Named in Pack 101 Event
Bill Paschal won the top award in Cub Scout Pack 101's rocket race held yesterday with a trophy. Dan Piedel finished second representing the Webelos, while each participant received a rocket stand. Regular cubbing awards went to Melvin Barker Eric Lawson Mark Schneider Tim Parker Karl Borneman Rod Kneisel Tom Stewart Ken Morgan Roman Sweiterman and Matt Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Paschal
Wilson School Pto
Dan Piedel
The
Webelos
Melvin Barker
Eric Lawson
Mark Schneider
Tim Parker
Karl Borneman
Rod Kneisel
Tom Stewart
Ken Morgan
Roman Sweiterman
Matt Howard
Armco Raises Dividend and Adopts Flexible Policy
Armco Steel Corp announces a quarterly common stock dividend increase from 25 to 30 cents and a flexible base policy with possible yearend extras. The June 11 payment covers holders of record May 11. A regular 52.5 cent quarterly dividend on cumulative convertible preferred stock is payable June 29 to record holders June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
William Verity
Armco
Teachers contract ratified by Preble Shawnee Board
Camden Preble Shawnee School Board ratified a new contract for teachers raising starting salary from 6600 to 6900 for a first year with a bachelor’s degree. The board also approved buying three Lindon’s buses at 9327 each and adopted the 1973 74 calendar with start date September 4 and holidays including December 24 to January 1 and April 8 to 12. The year ends June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Preble Shawnee
Lindon’s Sales & Service, Inc
Middletown
Armco Faces 30 Day Clean Up Deadline in Ohio
Armco Steel Corp. plans to cooperate with air pollution agencies but objects to the Ohio EPA 30 day deadline for cleanup plans at Armco coke ovens in Cleveland and Hamilton. Seven firms received similar notices including Allied Chemical Solvay Ironton Detroit Steel Painesville U.S. Steel Lorain Youngstown Diamond Shamrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Hamilton
Armco
EPA
Ohio Epa
Allied Chemical Corp
Somet- Solvay
Ironton
Detroit Steel Corp
Portsmouth
Diamond Shamrock Corp
Wood school district suit targets vocational education law
E. Dennis Barnes of the Upper Sandusky school board filed suit in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court to stop enforcement of Ohio's vocational education mandate. The suit argues vo ed units unconstitutional as the Ohio Constitution mentions only common schools. Defendants include four fellow board members, the Ohio School Board, and Ohio Superintendent Martin Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Dennis Barnes
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Barnes
Wyandot County Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio School Board
Ohio Supt
Martin Essex
Scouts Help Keep America Beautiful Day In Iowa Region
Over 1,500 Cubs and Scouts from 52 units of the Mound Builders Area Council join Keep America Beautiful Day activities including cemetery, shore, park, and public property cleanups and tree planting. Plastic bags for collecting litter have been distributed for the efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound Builders Area Council
Parma Sued Over Housing Bias by NAACP Group
The Parma suburb faces a federal suit by 60,000 blacks and allies seeking an injunction against racial housing discrimination and interference with housing programs. Plaintiffs include the NAACP Ozanne Construction Co. and the Parma residents group, citing 50 black residents in a 100,216 population per the 1970 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Parma
Avery Freidman
Jay Mulkeene
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ozanne Construction Co., Inc
Housing Task Force
Fire at Sorg Paper plant halts no production loss
A small fire at the Sorg Paper Co plant on Manchester Avenue was contained by the sprinkler system. Firemen arrived at 7:19 a.m. and cited lint ignited by a hot bearing in No 1 machine as the cause. City officials reported no production loss.
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Sorg Paper Co
Manchester Avenue
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Pythian Sunshine Girls
National Honor Society
Katrus
Hungary
Tola
Charley
Cin
Dayton
Bive Bali
Journal
Area News
America
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Lebanon
Franklin
Burger Chef
McDonald
Crosby W. Bean
Hunter Area
VFW
Freda Craft
Wanderers
N. A
RED Slipper Lounge
Holiday Inn
Kevin
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