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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1971
Page
12
In 1970 U S international sales of soybeans brought 1.5 billion dollars, asserting American farmers drive world trade with private enterprise. Officials say demand and supply rise from farmer effort, yet external forces keep stifling their progress.
Lana Oath, a high stylist operator, is now associated with Spa Hair Design. She invites friends to visit the salon and offers walk in or appointment options at 422-3628.
A large truck carrying orange boxes arrives at Monroe High on Monday morning signaling the start of deliveries. A second truck with Texas fruit is slated to arrive Wednesday, with residents who bought the initial shipments awaiting further details.
State Education Superintendent Martin Essex will brief Ohio school superintendents in Columbus on the new tax bill allocations. Franklin district could receive about 699000, while Little Miami may obtain 423000, affecting funds for teachers and general operations amid potential legislature restrictions.
All residents of Wayne Township are invited to the annual volunteer fireman meeting at Jacksonburg United Methodist Church. The program starts at 7:30 p.m. and includes officer elections and a slide presentation of the Holy Land by Rev. Jack Friggle.
A Trenton girl among six area residents toured the International Livestock Show in Chicago. Debbie Wright visiting 4 H activities also toured the Museum of Science and Industry Shedd Aquarium Museum of Natural History and the Adler Planetarium. President Mixon spoke at the national 4H Congress. Other travelers included John McDade Judy Johnson Allen Smith Nancy Hughes Karen Cornelius and Mr and Mrs Robert James.
Franklin plants fate becomes certain as St. Regis confirms no reopening and plans to transfer equipment to other mills. Ward Harrison buys Dayton and Urbana sites, while Franklin may be sold for warehousing or new factory use. Miami Conservancy District to assume lock maintenance and river management duties amid ongoing talks and surveys.
Soviet archaeologists at a Buddhist temple near Termez in Uzbekistan report fragments of wall paintings showing Buddha and worshippers along with remnants of several painted Buddha statues, Tass news agency says.
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