Leaders Named In Tax Campaign To Promote 1 Percent Increase
Two industry leaders named to head Middletown tax campaign. Calvin Verity as honorary chairman and Harry Holiday Jr. as general chairman will push the 1 percent city income tax increase ahead of the May 20 special election. Dudley Inwood announced the selections citing commitment to regional growth and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Verity
Poara
First National Bank
Harry Holiday Jr
Armco Steel Corp
Steel
Dudley Inwood
Ohio
Middletown
Inwood
Middletown Housing Referendum Put to Vote
Middletown’s fair housing ordinance enacted Dec 27 will face a November vote after petitions headed by Adrian Justice met the required signatures. The Board of Elections verified 1,406 valid signatures, above the 1,377 needed, and the referendum will proceed with the November 4 vote.
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Middletown
Adrian Justice
S. Main St
Harry Newlin
Board of Elections
Newlin
Hamilton
Lukens Pushes for Higher Federal Tax Deduction
Congressman Donald E. Lukens told Anthony Wayne School attendees he is seeking to raise the federal income tax deduction from 600 to 1000 dollars. He noted a congressional committee proposal failed last year but will be resubmitted with growing support. He also urged action on the Nigeria Biafra crisis, criticizing Britain and the United States for arming and aiding the conflict while proposing relief for Biafra and peace talks.
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Franklin
Donald E. “Buz
Lukens
Anthony Wayne
PTO
Luken
Biafra
Nigeria
United States
Britain
Russia
Paris
Youth group urges symbolic stand against campus violence
Los Angeles AP report says the Young Americans for Freedom plan a symbolic campaign on California campuses. Field representative Phillip Abbott Luce says students will wear a blue lapel button to show determination for free open discourse as a response to campus violence.
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Los Angeles
Young Americans For Freedom
California College
Phillip Abbott Luce
Luce
A Man’s Gratitude Follows Help in Trouble
A terse moral note warns that aiding a man in distress creates lasting loyalty. The adage emphasizes that kindness is remembered when trouble recurs.
Franklin to pilot HUD funded waste disposal plan
Franklin will test a new solid waste system with a $46 667 HUD grant covering 70 percent of planning costs for a Hydropulper based plant. The project aims to replace the town landfill by digesting residential waste and sewage sludge, with a potential 970 000 setup cost and future funding for construction.
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Franklin
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Bernard Eichholz
Donald E. “Buz” Lukens
Eichholz
Muskie Warns Against Intolerance and Protests at Miami
Senator Edward S. Muskie urged students at Miami University to avoid intolerance and get involved in shaping policy. He discussed the draft, opposing a pure volunteer army, proposed regional selective service boards, and a lottery for 19 year olds. He called for sustained civic engagement beyond protests.
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Oxford
Edward S. Muskie
Maine
Miami University
New Millett Assembly Hall
Muskie
Nixon
Springfield Transit Files for Receivership in Ohio
Springfield Transit Inc the citys sole public bus line serving 83000 people filed for receivership in Clark County Common Pleas Court. The firm announced it will dissolve and go out of business May 17 due to low patronage and rising operating costs led by president Floyd Metzger.
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Springfield
Ohio
Springfield Transit, Inc
Clark County Common Pleas Court
Floyd Metzger
Springfield Transit
Armco Test Drives Stainless Steel Race Car Project
Armco Steel Corp funds a stainless steel race car built by McKee Engineering to explore future auto uses. The car uses Armco stainless in chassis and components, Oldsmobile 455 fuel injected engine and turbo backup, automatic transmission, and will race in the 11 Cana dien American Challenge Cup with Salyer Racing handling crew and sponsorship. Paul Goldsmith eyed as driver. sponsorship over 200000 dollars.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
McKee Engineering
Detroit
Lawrence F. Looby
Olds
Salyer Racing
Hammond
Ind
Paul Goldsmith
Munster
Critical condition after youth driver crashes on Yankee Road
Claude David Ingram Jr., 19, of 24 Deneen Ave, had his license returned hours earlier when his car struck a tree on Yankee Road. He was pinned for about 20 minutes and admitted to Middletown Hospital in critical condition with chest injuries. Patrolmen noted high speed and a stopped vehicle ahead. The license had been returned by the court for work and driving needs after burglary charges.
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Monroe
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Claude David Ingram Jr
Deneen Ave
Ingram
Frank South
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Verity
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Area Development Enterprises Inc
MADE
Holiday
Boy Scouts
American Legion
University of Michigan
Harry Holiday
Akron
High Court
Ellison
Tilmon Ellison
United States Supreme Court
Nadine Kirkpatrick
Journal
Washington
M(gees
Stenawaes
Laura Williams
Crawford ST
NEW Redskin
Miami
Redskin
Robert Butler
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Judy Arnolt
Bay Village
Jack Thornton
Cincinnati
Black Clawson Corp
Watertown
N. Y
Springboro
Carlisle
Dayton
Covington
Fred Sennet
Millett
John D. Millett
Oldsmobile
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Middletown, Q. GA
Ame
Widings
Ziebart
U.S
G. C. Murphy CO
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