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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1970

Page

12

Vesely Co. struggles with losses. revival hoped in 1970

Vesely Co. posts deficits of 23 cents in September and 55 cents in December as late equipment deliveries delayed Apache trailer production. New lines and an all terrain vehicle may lift 1970 71 results, while strong demand for the Apache brand remains limited. Shares seen as potentially recoverable with patience.

Roger E. Spear Vesely Co Vesely Eugene Vesely Q—I General Cable

Young Republicans set talk by two county candidates

The Middletown Young Republicans Club hosts two speakers at tonight’s 8 p.m. meeting at the Sport’s Bowl on S. Main Street. Don Bacon and Larry Gandler, candidates for Butler County commissioners, will present their platforms. The event is open to the public.

Middletown Young Republican’s Club S. Main Street Don Bacon Larry Gandler Butler County

Sugar sabotage reported in Butler County car

Mrs Ann Lainhart of 6399 Liberty Fairfield Road says vandals poured sugar into the gas tank of her car near here. Deputy Mullins investigated the incident last night as she described the foul play and its impact on her vehicle.

Hamilton Butler County Ann Lainhart Liberty-Fairfield Road Here Jon B. Mullins

Steel Limiting Its Export Commitments

United States steel producers tighten export commitments due to rising domestic demand, with Midwest mills imposing limits that could be met in a week. Chicago area mills foresee May inventory needs and anticipate possible price hikes after August wage increases. Domestic production rose slightly, while export margins remained slim.

Cleveland, Ohio United States Industry Week Magazine Midwest Industry Week Chicago

Light Commission Agenda Focuses on Two Lot Purchases

City commissioners plan a 7 p.m. meeting with one legislative item the purchase of two Breiel Boulevard lots 11317 and 11376. A zoning public hearing will set the conditional use plan for the Schomer Building at Clinton Street and Central Avenue for a second floor remodel approved by the Planning Commission.

Breiel Boulevard

Boy Suffers Broken Arm After Cab Incident

Billy Blair aged five of 1749 Central Ave was treated for a broken left arm at Middletown Hospital yesterday afternoon. He told police a cab driven by William E. Martin of 314 N Broad St struck him, but the driver said he was not hit and fell after jumping from the car’s path. A witness supported the driver’s version.

Billy Blair Central Ave Middletown Hospital William E. Martin N. Broad St

Knight of the Year honors go to Ray Bowling

Ray Bowling of 2106 Howard Street receives the Knight of the Year award from the Knights of Pythias Lodge. A retired Armco employee and long-time member since 1949, he has served as chancellor commander district deputy last chancellor and prelate and is a lodge trustee. Karen Hudson of 1025 Poinciana Drive Carlisle also wins the past chancellor's award.

Ray Bowling Howard St Knights of Pythias Lodge Bowling Armco Last Chancelors Karen Hudson Poinciana Dr Carlisle

Illness Forces St. John’s Elementary School Closure

St. John’s Elementary was closed today due to illness among faculty. Principal Sister Noel Marie said classes tomorrow were uncertain and she would inform homeroom mothers and WPFB radio with updates.

St. John’s Elementary School Noel Marie WPFB

Chicago Grain Friday Market Report

Chicago grain market summary notes the day’s prev close highs and lows with final close values not provided in the fragment. Analysts monitor corn and wheat movements amid steady demand and speculative trading in Chicago.

Chicago

Spring grass fires erupt in Franklin over weekend

Firefighters report three grass fires in Franklin over the weekend marking the start of spring. Trash burning sparked a field near 5031 Manchester Road around 1 p.m. Saturday. A separate fire on Easton Field was blamed on children with matches about 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Another trash burn ignited Grass near 4331 S. Dixie Drive Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Hunter firemen helped.

Franklin James Moss Manchester Road Easton Field Don Martin S. Dixie Drive Hunter

Middletown Girl Wins Top Honors at USTA Baton Contest

Lu Ann Evans, 16, of 803 W Fourth Ave, took first in advanced 16 year old solo competition and second in Senior II Baton Twirling competition at the USTA event held February 21 in Grand Rapids Michigan. She also won the...

Middletown U.S

ABA proposes major study of U.S. prison system

The American Bar Association's president and board proposed a nationwide study of prisons, aiming to find alternatives to incarceration and smooth reintegration. A 15 member commission would include judges and sociologists and work locally first, with ties to Justice Burger's reform goals. Segal cited high reoffending rates as justification.

Atlanta Board of Governors American Bar Association House of Delegates ABA Bernard G. Segal Segal Burger American Bar Foundation Burger S Atty John N. Mitchell Nicholas Katzenbach Federal Judiciary Committee G. Harrold Carswell Supreme Court Lawrence E. Walsh Nixon

Nixon Budget Warned To Lead Nation Toward Decay

A three member Democratic panel urged rising domestic spending and tax reform while criticizing Nixon's budget for a $2.1 billion surplus that could vanish. The task force proposed cutting defense by 4 to 5 billion and raising 3 to 4 billion from taxes to fund urgent programs.

Washington Democratic Party Ie Wana Fan Allianco Merton J. Peck Yale University Department of Economics Walter F. Mondale D-Minn Paul Warnke

Heart Fund Collects Over Seven Thousand Dollars

More than 950 volunteers raised 7316.90 yesterday for the Heart Fund, Nancy Gray reports as Heart Sunday chairman. An additional 200 dog food label coupons will add about two dollars when redeemed.

Heart Fund Nancy Gray Heart Sunday

Rotary hosts Wright Patterson speaker at Manchester Inn

The Middletown Rotary Club will feature a Wright Patterson Air Force Base guest speaker tomorrow at 12 10 p.m. at the Manchester Motor Inn.

Middletown Wright Patterson Air Force Base Manchester Motor Inn

Cub Scouts honor members at Pack 1 banquet

DG Cub and Webelos awards and pins were presented at a banquet for Cub Scout Pack 1. Honorees included Marty Wells Dane Denham Tim Pratt Tom Selby Mike Bland Tom Higham Danny Beck Jeff Lee Tracy Myers Benny Jutte Randy Conn Cecil Andrews Todd Hamm Jeff Schneider Danny Curry Cecil Andrews and Scott Jones at the First United Presbyterian Church.

First United Presbyterian Church Marty Wells

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