Middletown Sees Growth Through Local Construction Push
Middletown area leaders tout industrial expansion potential as McGraw Levey of Middletown Construction says available land near the city can attract heavy industry. He stresses construction as the lifeblood of progress and urges collaboration to maintain growth amid favorable national economics.
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Greater
Middletown
Fact
McGraw
Flett Levey
Middietown
Middietown Area
Levey
Damage suit filed against Italian tobacco monopoly
Florence Italy AP Aldo Evaristi filed suit against the state tobacco monopoly charging it produces and sells products detrimental to public health The suit seeks closure of the monopoly factories and sales shops and confiscation of all cigars and cigarettes referencing a health minister’s statement that smoking is dangerous
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Florence
Italy
Apaldo Evaristi
Evaristi
Luigi Mariotti
Plenty Of Bricks In United States Made
More than 400 different types textures and colors of building bricks are produced in the United States reflecting a wide range of materials and finishes in the industry.
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Johnson City
Tenn
United States
Sorg Paper to Launch Four 1968 Disposable Wipes Lines
Sorg Paper Company plans four new disposable tissue products for 1968 including Photo Wipes for photographers and finishers, Ship Shapes for boats, Kay Pees Veterinary Towels for veterinarians, and Secretary Pals for office dusting and spills. Management says wipes are strong tint free absorbent with wet strength and will replace cloths and rags, with a market response already favorable. All manufacturing remains in house at Sorg.
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Sorg Paper Company
Sorg
Fred Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Ohio Schools Spent $1.56 Billion in 1966
State Auditor Roger Cloud released a composite report showing Ohio public schools in 1966 spent 1.56 billion dollars on 708 districts. Revenues reached 1.57 billion with local property taxes and school foundation as top sources. Teacher salaries rose 11.3 percent from 1965.
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Ohio
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Tokyo color TV shipments surge to United States in 1966
Tokyo sent a recovery of color television sets worth 467 million dollars to the United States in 1966, up about eight percent from 1965. First time exports totaled four million dollars in color TV sets.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Moving Firm Expands Fleet With New Air Ride Vans
Hauselman Transportation Co announces Aero Mayflower Transit will add 80 new 4-foot Air-Ride moving vans in early 1968. The national fleet expansion raises Mayflower's total new-van investment to 10 million since 1959, with each van carrying 2,860 cubic feet and four household furnishings.
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S J. Tutt
Hauselman Transportation Co
Middletown
Aero Mayflower Transit Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Tutt
Mayflower
Beware of telephone surveys promising free gifts
Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe warned police and prosecutors about a new tele phone survey scam that leads to signing cognovit notes and hidden debts. The ploy asks about appliances and household members and tempts victims with three items for the price of one after selecting gifts.
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William B. Saxbe
Saxbe
Ohio
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