December JA sales winners named co winners
Kelly Brown and Beth Warmoth named December Junior Achievement top salesmen. Brown of Aeronca Skyrockets logged 277.50 in sales and 45 percent of her company's total. Warmoth of Belle Fund led with 285 dollars and 45 percent of December sales. Runners up included Tom Swartzbaugh, Cheryl Arnold, and Tammy Dyas. contest sponsored by Armco Steel Sales with trophies awarded.
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Kelly Brown
Beth Warmoth
Miss Brown
Toby Brown
Winton Sr
Aeronca
Miss Warmoth
Reece Warmoth
Dixie Highway
U.S.A
Belle Fund
Bellefonte Insurance
Tom Swartzbaugh
Mihoco
Middletown _Hospital
Cheryl Arnold
Metal Crafters
Armco Steel Sales
Tammy Dyas
Sopaco
Sorg Paper
Hair sheep from West Indies take root in Ohio research herd
At Ohio Agriculture Gm and Development Center Dr Charles Parker studies 15 Barbados and 15 St Croix hair sheep to test traits such as early maturity high lambing rates parasite resistance and heat tolerance Crossbreeding with Ram Bouillet aims to inject these traits into standard stocks Offspring show hair covered and brown wool patterns University of Florida and Utah State collaborate to compare results across regions Ohio reportedly hosts about 13000 sheep flocks reflecting its large industry
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Parker
Barbados
St. Croix
Stan J
Univeristy of
Florida
Gainesville
Utah State University
Logan
St Croix
Protection urged for small time inventors in New England
Alexander Marinaccio of the Inventors Club of America argues small time inventors can drive New England's economy. He notes they use American labor and stay local, but fear foreign competition and idea theft by big firms. He cites that many patents now go to foreigners, saying the system disadvantages individuals.
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Pyramid
Alexander Marinaccio
The
Inventors Club of America
New England
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Sun Belt
Marinaccio
United States
Mihoco Named December Company of the Month in JA Program
Mihoco company of the month for December under the Middletown Hospital Association guidance achieved 156 percent of sales and 318 percent of production goals, with stock at 11.09 and par value 1. Leadership includes Joe Johnson as president and Shaun Hawkins as VP of sales, with multiple high school student officers and volunteer advisers. Blue chip peers include Aeronca Inc and Bellefonte Insurance counseled firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihoco Junior Achievement Co
Middletown Hospital Association
Joe Johnson
Middletown High School
Shaun Hawkins
Madison High School
Tom Swartzbaugh
Donna Jackson
Fenwick High School
Vicki Combs
Middletown
Kim Combs
Madison
Tracey Williams
Juanita Combs
Linda Crase
Beth Dean
Annette Flannery
Kathy Godsey
Becky Hale
Jackie Hill
Theresa Homer
Carol Mullins
Tanya Rose
Kelli Weybright
Darlene Blevins
Roosevelt Stevenson
Don Barker
Dawn Gabbard
John Seitter
Mike Swartzbaugh
Dee Widener
Aeronca
Aeronca Inc
T-Shirt Palace
Middletown Paperboard
USA
Bellefonte Insurance
Brown to seek re election not governor race
Attorney General William J. Brown said he will seek re election to his current office and forego a gubernatorial bid that could clash with incumbent James A. Rhodes. Rhodes is seen as capable of spending millions, while Lt. Gov. Richard F. Celeste announced as the Democratic candidate with Franklin County Commissioner Michael Dorrian as running mate.
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Columbus
Ohio
William J. Brown
Brown
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Richard F. Celeste
Franklin County
Michael Dorrian
Washington appoints three DC survey commissioners
On January 22, 1791 President George Washington appointed three commissioners to survey the District of Columbia, establishing initial governance for the federal capital.
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George Washington
District of Columbia
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Reed-Klopp
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Carter
MALL
Anna Bogan
Trenton
First National Bank
Marilyn Goughenour
State St
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Middletown Bank
Wank
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