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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1972
Page
2
Ohio Republicans and Democrats report strong finances for 1972 campaigns. GOP chair John Andrews says contributions remain robust with large donors active for a presidential year. Democrats plan receptions and Buckeye Executive Club dues aim to meet $500,000 goals and fund-raising milestones before June 30.
Kathryn D. Talbert 76 of West Elkton died at Midtown Hospital after a Tuesday admission. She taught in Preble County schools and was active in the Friends Meeting of West Elkton and the FTTF Club of Middletown. Survived by daughter Mrs. Charles Knepshield and nine grandchildren. services set for Tuesday at the Friends Meetinghouse with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Funeral arrangements handled by R. C. Nein & Sons.
Mrs Vera Blount 54 of 1850 Central Ave died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Brough Memorial Home for Harry S. Berger 65 who died Thursday at his home 725 S Linden Ave Burial will be in Hill Grove Cemetery He was a lifelong area resident and retired employe of the Penn Central Railroad He is survived by a daughter Nancy Zinck of
Glenda Ruth Swartz is granted divorce from Dailey Swartz Jr. on neglect grounds. Divorces issued by Judge David Black. Divorce suits filed include Delores Ann Rothwell versus Larry Wayne Rothwell for neglect and cruelty and Dixie Lee Withers versus Gerald S. Withers for neglect and cruelty.
U S Steel Corp Ohio Works in Youngstown plans a phased restart with five of 12 open hearths resuming Feb 13 and one of three blast furnaces Feb 18. The move reflects improved demand in the steel industry but recalls of about 2,700 laid off workers remain undecided.
The U S government seeks bids to dismantle a 288 foot mockup of the supersonic transport prototype, built by Boeing as its agent. The 5 000 pounds of wood 30 000 pounds of aluminum 10 000 pounds of steel and 5 000 pounds of copper wire compose the structure which was to be a working tool for two SSTs.
The Agriculture Department will announce within two weeks a progress report on farmer enrollment in 1972 feed grain wheat and cotton programs. Signup began Thursday in county ASCS offices and runs through March 10 with a preliminary progress report due February 17 or 18.
The Middletown campus will send a 10 to 11 member delegation led by sophomore David Arnold to New York City for the five day Model United Nations conference from April 26 to 30. The group, which has represented Brazil Chile and Africa in prior years, was chosen for its strong background in international politics and parliamentary procedure.
Armco Steel Corp announces two appointments in coatings research. Kenneth G. Coburn becomes director coatings research succeeding Kasimir Oganowski retired after 35 years with Armco. Marvin B. Pierson named manager metallic coatings. both bring long Armco careers.
Hamilton City Manager Edward Smith and Mayor Frank Witt charge that Ohio's industrial development program favors investor owned utilities and larger cities. They describe the system as discriminating against smaller municipalities and claim limited access to information on relocations. Despite meetings in Columbus, officials see no changes yet.
Middletown Freshman High School under principal Donald Reedy hosts an open house for parents and interested adults. hours are 8 30 a m to 3 20 p m with office registration for a Visitor s permit. Parents may follow their child s schedule or visit anywhere. Lunch may be bought in the cafeteria. Alphabetical visit days run A E Monday through U Z Friday.
Cannon County Sheriff Burton Moulder was granted a new federal trial on moonshine charges after a judge found the claim he was framed by a jealous state revenue agent could undermine any conviction. No new date set.
Fire crews reported two incidents. At 2:37 p.m. an unidentified man at 1804 Central Ave. was ill and refused aid. At 4:35 p.m. at 1714 Philadelphia Ave. Larry Davis, age 2, was assisted after cutting his tongue and mouth.
William Minnielli of Hamilton sues Charles F. McCurdy Inc and executives in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court for 360000 alleging false accusations of stealing three fire hydrants. He seeks 260000 in compensatory damages and 100000 in punitive damages after a jury earlier acquitted him.
Snow is likely today with possible rain mix as temperatures reach the upper 30s. Tonight’s low will be 15 to 20 and Monday will mirror today. The precipitation probability stands at 70 percent.
Chaplain Robert I. Brown of the Lebanon Correctional Institution will speak and present slides at Creekview Elementary School PTO meeting Tuesday. His talk follows a brief business meeting at 7 30 p.m.
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