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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
14
Trenton Ohio 1974 City Budget Ordinance Summary
Ordinance 953 appropriates funds for Trenton for 1974 across General, Government, Police and Fire departments. Public health and safety cited as basis. Includes personal services and expense lines, with specific totals listed for Administrative, Government, Police and Fire funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Ohio
General Fund
Capital
Wrestling champ wounded in suburb shooting incident
Former national wrestling champion Thomas Milkovich, 22, was wounded in a brief shooting at a shopping center in Cleveland Heights, following a melee that involved Milkovich and others. He was treated at Huron Road Hospital and released. he is the son of Maple Heights High coach Mike Milkovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Thomas Milkovich
Cleveland Heights
Milkovich
Maple Heights High
Mike Milkovich
Huron Road Hospital
Love Is TM Reg U S Pat OF 1973 LA Times Note
Full copyright notice appears from the Los Angeles Times indicating rights reserved for 1973. The fragment signals a standard legal copyright statement rather than a narrative item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Pat
Los Angeles Times
Ordinance 955 approves 1973 funds for Trenton Ohio finances
Ordinance 955 appropriates funds for 1973 operation of Trenton Ohio and repeals Ordinance 931. It outlines general and street fund allocations, water fund totals, and debt service, with a grand total of 424 683 dollars. The ordinance repeals prior ordinances and takes effect after passage. Mayor Carl D. Ennis signed December 20 1973, Clerk Richard O Connor attested December 28 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Water Revenue Fund
Grand Total Water F
All Fur
Grand Total General Fund
Grand
Water Revenue Fund Administration
Grand Total Water Funds
Grand Total All Funds
Carl D. Ennis
Homes for children are needed in Ohio
Ohio Adoption Resources Exchange seeks homes for 139 children across public and private agencies. In six months 44 adoptions were arranged, a sixfold rise from the prior period. Of ages under five to over 10, the group includes 48 white, 82 black, nine biracial children, with 33 mental handicaps and 34 physical handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Adoption Resources Exchange
Charles Bates
Bates
County Children Services Board
County Welfare Department
Bring Your Own Bags urged by Safeway stores
Safeway stores in Seattle ask customers to BYOB Bring Your Own Bags as supply tightens. Dale Lynch Western Washington and Alaska Safeway manager says customers should bring bags back because an adequate supply may be hard to obtain starting in about March. Re usage is prudent and eco friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Safeway
Dale Lynch
Washington
Alaska
Car thieves keep targeting big luxury autos despite shifts
Detroit AP report quotes National Automobile Theft Bureau agent Robert Campbell noting thieves still chase high value cars. He cites a Cadillac or Lincoln can fetch about 4,500 dollars, even as demand shifts toward smaller models, with scammers always finding a market if the price is right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Robert Campbell
National
Automobile Theft Bureau
The Spielbinders and Grant Memoirs Royalties
A historical note on post Civil War book selling shows publishers paying large royalties. Mark Twain's firm reportedly paid 450000 dollars to the widow of General Grant for his 3.50 two volume memoirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
I General Grant
Cincinnati 185th birthday marked with cake and history
Cincinnati Ohio marks its 185th birthday with city officials planning sherry and cake at the Cincinnati Historical Society. Theodore Berry, the city's first black mayor, to join ceremonies as the history of Losantiville and the Society of Cincinnati is recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Wadsworth _ Longfellow
Theodore Berry
Cincinnati Historical Society
Losantiville
Licking River
Northwest Territory
Requirement lowered for job seekers in Ohio
Ohioans with high school equivalency certificates faced discrimination in hiring before the state Board of Education lowered passing scores. Education Superintendent Martin W. Essex said lower passing marks for Michigan and Indiana tests put Ohio job seekers at a disadvantage when employers required test results. Veterans with satisfactory scores sometimes could not qualify for the Ohio certificate. The board reduced the required average from 48 to 45 following American Council on Education recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
American Council On Education
Essex
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