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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1970
Page
9
In Brussels and across Belgium the population density runs about four times higher than China while in Holland the density reaches twice that of India. The figures highlight urban crowding in both countries.
More than 250 working women filled a House Labor and Commerce Committee room to oppose bills ending work restrictions. Ohio AFL-CIO witnesses urged keeping 48 hour limits and 25 pound lifting caps, arguing repealing laws targets women and conflicts with civil rights. Representatives from Church groups argued broader federal regulation and state wages should guide protections.
Manchester Middle hosts Middletown eighth graders parents on February 10 at 7 30 p m. School officials present include Don Ready Middletown Freshman School principal Head Counselor Charles Ewart and Dean of Instruction Norman Hayes outlining 9 12 course work graduation requirements and the freshman program.
A series of local meetings and gatherings noted for Thursday and Friday across Germantown Middletown and surrounding areas. Groups include Ohio Bell Hecklers Club Lions Club Frischs Knights of Pythias Lafayette Lodge 37 Alpha Council 326 Jr QUAM Toastmasters West Middletown PTO Monroe PTO Armco Coin Club Orioles Nest 227 Human Relations Council and various veterans and religiously affiliated organizations with times from 6 30 pm to 8 36 pm and a Friday noon Optimist Club session.
High school seniors may enlist in the Marine Corps 180 days before active duty instead of 120 days, according to Sgt. William C. Rader. The change gives seniors more planning time and adds about $8 in pay upon reporting, though no pay during the waiting period.
Japan's 1969 rice harvest is estimated at 14.1 million tons. Agriculture Minister Shiro Hasegawa says the nation faces storing or using nearly 2 million tons of surplus rice for the third straight year. Storage warehouses hold 5.6 million tons from 1967 and 1968. annual consumption sits around 12.25 million tons.
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