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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1960
Page
3
The New York Institute of Photography crowned Carrol Jo Towers as Golden Girl of 1960. Towers, seen in the Broadway hit Gypsy, earns the title amid show business chatter.
The City Planning Commission of Middletown Ohio will hold a public hearing February 12 1960 at 7:30 p.m. in City Building on a zone change for parcels south of Tot 7838 and 7836 at the Verity Parkway Malvern Street corner. The request asks reclassification from R-1 single family residence to B-1 neighborhood business by Ranch Tran Tee.
American business leaders expect to fund most 1950s plant and equipment out of internal resources as 90 percent plan self financed capex. Firms foresee modest spending but aim to tighten credit, collections, inventories, and efficiency to avoid future tight money trouble.
Ratliff of Middletown Route 3 is among nine graduates who earned cum laude bachelor degrees as Miami University conferred 124 bachelors and 30 masters last Sunday. The cum laude distinction requires a 3.5 average. Ratliff is the son of Mrs Gertrude Ratliff and a Lemon Monroe High School graduate. Public hearing set for March 7 on zoning appeal by Vernal Gross regarding seven-unit neighborhood business on Central Ave and Marshall Road. permit refused as site lies in A-1 zone.
Ohio House Speaker James A. Lantz announced appointments to two study groups on updating the state code and reforming land taxation. The bi-partisan panels include Senators Danny D. Johnson Gordon Renner J. J. Simpson and Representatives A. G. Lancione David Matia James McGetrick Archer Reilly Rep Thomas Devine as chair of the taxation study with a roster of additional members.
General Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron says 1959 net sales reached a record 676 942 133 dollars, up over 207 million from 1958. Net earnings also peaked at 26 624 080 dollars, or 4 84 dollars per share on common stock outstanding, announced by president William O Neil.
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