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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1977

Page

6

Night owl creates own flock in New York studio

Industrial designer Leigh, 45, an insomniac painter sculptor and designer, builds owls from salvaged items like pizza cutters mirrors pennies and nails. More than 120 owls decorate his townhouse with 1,000 sketches awaiting realization. He gathers scraps from stores and offices to craft diverse owl sculptures including the Copper Mini Owl and Spring Valley Rock Owl.

New York Leigh Leig Spring Valley Rock

Property tax relief rises in Ohio for 1976

Ohio taxpayers saved 200.8 million in reduced real property taxes in 1976, driven by the 10 percent rollback and homestead exemption reductions. Relief increased 14.6 million or 7.9 percent from 1975, with deficits covered from the state general fund and reimbursements totaling about 40.1 percent of net state general revenue.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Public Expenditure Council Council du General Revenue Fund The Council

Phosphate Rock Deposits Found in Northern Michigan

U.S. Geological Survey geologists report major deposits of apatite rich rock in northern Michigan, a key phosphate mineral used for fertilizer production, potentially boosting mineral resources and agricultural supply.

Michigan U.S Geological Survey

Matterhorn attracts many climbers this summer

Washington based report notes the Matterhorn once viewed as unattainable now hosts up to 150 climbers daily in summer. National Geographic cites wired routes huts and cleared rock to ease ascent, with guides cautioning ages 18 to 80. Edward Whymper first reached the summit on July 14, 1865, with a fatal descent for three companions and a guide.

Washington Matterhorn National Constant Cachin Zermatt Edward Whymper

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