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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1969
Page
11
Twenty two contestants from across Ohio gather at the Manchester Inn for the start of a busy week leading to the Ohio Junior Miss pageant Friday and Saturday at Middletown High School. A reception featured greetings from officials and a Junior Miss Week proclamation.
CG&E started construction on a seven story 65,000 square foot downtown Cincinnati building at Main Street and Central Avenue. Leaders including B J Yeager and C Dudley Inwood joined officials in the ceremonial earth turning as the project advances city renewal.
A 16 room home and former store at Daniel Bishop’s residence on Ohio 177 burned early yesterday. Fire crews from College Corner Oxford Darrtown and Houston Woods battled the blaze. No loss estimate or cause yet. The Bishop family was reportedly away in Columbus.
The weekend police report lists burglaries at three homes and other thefts. A film camera and projector worth 600 dollars were taken from Matthew Harvey at 1008 Garden Ave after thieves shattered a rear door. Coins totaling 200 dollars and a pair of steel knuckles were reported stolen from Jack Carter at 2000 Winton St within the last 10 days.
Li Tsung jen former vice president of Nationalist China died at 78 after illness. He served under Chiang Kai shek from 1948 and spent 16 years in the United States after the Red conquest. The announcement came from the Pe king official news agency.
Kings Mills Ohio Deerfield Union school board and DUTA plan a special 8 p.m. meeting at Kings High School to discuss salary negotiations and ground rules after a sanctions alert and public notice to the Ohio Education Association. Both sides accuse each other of bad faith.
A federal court in Cincinnati schedules a 10 a.m. Wednesday hearing for Travel A Go Go over its failure to file an FAA permit application by the deadline. Ninety club members flew back from the Bahamas after the weekend trip, while the club seeks an injunction to prevent revocation of its plane license. The judge denied the injunction, noting the district court lacks authority to rule and that action must be filed against the FAA in Washington. The club cites interior safety lighting as incomplete though an auxiliary system is installed.
The Society for Cryobiology investigates microbes that endure ultra cold conditions. Research focuses on cryopreservation, microbial survival mechanisms, and potential applications in medicine and industry. The group promotes safety and collaborative study among scientists in cryogenic biology.
Sel Glenn Barker, physical education instructor, will present a gymnastics program at Monroe Elementary PTO meeting. The event is Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Monroe Elementary School auditorium.
Butler County deputies reported three weekend burglaries in the area. Thieves stole items from Awning Co. at 33508 Main St Middletown after breaking into an office trailer at Schirmer Mobile Homes Sales. At 5632 Yankee Road Mrs. Clifford Gleaves reported a break in with binoculars liquor dragettes and other items taken. An apartment at 17132 Pershing Ave was entered with only clothing stolen.
Miss Candy Bailey 18 of Middletown finished fifth in the NBTA national finals in St Paul Minnesota. The Middletown High graduate and University of Wisconsin Madison German major earned a medal and national recognition after preliminaries qualified her for the finals. Bailey has won 300 trophies in eight years and holds three state twirling titles. Her father is Herbert Bailey of 716 6th Ave and she was due to fly back to college for 7:45 am class.
The chief minister of Madras C N Annadurai died today after a long battle with cancer and heart disease at age 59. His death leaves a leadership gap in the Indian state as authorities prepare for succession.
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