Hairy Sheep at Wooster Experiment Captures Attention
At the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster a herd of experimental sheep appears ordinary but is bred to be hair rather than wool. The project aims to study alternative livestock traits and potential agricultural benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
West Indies
Charles Parker
Barbados
St. Croix
Parker
Barbadoes
University of Florida At
Gainesville
Utah State University At
Logan
Downtown City Centre Mart faces large deficit amid low occupancy
City officials report a 48.2 percent occupancy at City Centre Mart with a year end deficit of 161 623 dollars to be paid by the city. Recovery depends on moratorium end for assessments and hoped reductions through property owner charges and garage rents. Projections for 1978 hinge on CETA funding, assessments, land lease income, and rising monthly leases. New development plans are shelved. some sales and contracts approved, including a bus garage design and traffic markings.
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City Centre
Robert Ritter
Tom Larson
Commission
Tom Blake
Mort
Dale Helsel
Hessel
Middletown
Chelsea Moore Co
Mart
Helsel
First Avenue
Indianapolis
Swallen's, Inc
Tenho
Gloria
Bernard Annenberg
Readmore Book Store
George Rigas
H. Goetz & Associates
Federal
Urban Mass_ Transit Administration
Hug Concrete Paving Co
Norwalk
Roosevelt and
University
Middletown Aviation Club
Hook Field
No Candidates Yet in Middletown City Commission Race
With less than a month to the filing deadline for the November 8 city race, interest is low. Incumbents Tom Blake and James Saunders have not committed to running, while petitions circulate for other hopefuls. The filing deadline is September 9 at 4 p.m. for City Commission candidates and August 25 for school boards.
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Middletown
Butler County Board of Elections
Tom Blake
James
Saunders
Blake
City Commission
Mary Alice Mack
Stan Sorrell
Ray Fening
Commission
Dudley Inwood
Feniig
Lemon police charge pair in Pro-Tec burglary
Lemon Township police arrest an adult and a juvenile for breaking and entering at Pro-Tec Industries on August 9. David Lee Noble, 18, of Trenton, faces charges of breaking and entering and grand theft. Noble and the juvenile are accused of taking tools and a stake bed truck, the truck later recovered in Wilmington. Tools were found in a nearby field.
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Lemon Township
Pro-Tec Industries, Inc
Oxford State Road
David Lee Noble
Pearson Road
Trenton
Noble
Wilmington
Ohio governor signs tough law on child pornography
Gov. James A Rhodes signed a new law imposing harsher penalties for pandering obscene materials involving minors. First offenses face up to five years in prison and a $2,500 fine, with higher penalties for subsequent offenses. The bill also bans creation publishing exhibition and sale of minor involved obscene materials and performances.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A Rhodes
Sen
Anthony
Calabrese
D- 22
Cleveland
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Wooster
Trinity
Orville Adams
Ernie Lawson
Tim McCarty
Miami University
McCarty
Fraternal Order of
Paul Lewis
Police and Fire
Lewis
FOP
Bunnell's
Bunnell’'S Pharmacy
Vannest
McGee's
Lemon
Booth
K Kline
Dwviount Pleasant l
Ohio Presbyterian Homes
the Fair
Britton
Monroe
Buckeye
Gov
Rhodes
Gov. Rhodes
M. Morris Jackson
Toledo
Jackson
Committee
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