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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1971
Page
6
Cincinnati market notes from USDA report show 600 cattle and 50 calves, slaughter steers and heifers described as moderately active and fully steady, with cows listed. Report summarizes livestock movements and price firming in the regional market.
Ohio price data for eggs and poultry shows carton sizes large A to small A with U S grading and 50 case minimums. Retail deliveries to major cities list large and medium cartons mostly in mid forties to low fifties, while fryers and hens price ranges appear near 15.8 to 16.6 for fryers and 4.42 to 5.50 for potatoes.
Chicago futures show varied moves with wheat steady to firm, oats flat, and soybeans mixed as March and May contracts display small gains while July and August rotations show narrow shifts. Volume and scope indicate routine market activity on futures trading for grains.
Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Planning Authority acting director Anthony Hessling discusses potential Nixon era social programs. He emphasizes the need for effective planning and notes OKI’s focus on water, housing, open space, and transit, with air quality left to the state. A legal notice at basket calls for a divorce case in Butler County Common Pleas Court.
Butler County officials questioned whether the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Planning Authority must approve federal funds. A $611 000 Millville sewage grant triggered the debate as county leaders cite past guidance that OKI participation is needed for federal money. A $3.2 million FmHA insured loan for a rural water system is noted as the first such grant without OKI blessing.
Vital notices list several newborns with parent names and home streets in Phillipsburg Somerville Carlisle and Oxford Millsville along with relatives and residence details. Individual entries include yesterday or today birthings and names such as Mr and Mrs George Anderson and Mr and Mrs Dan L Flory among others.
The Labor Department reported nearly 270000 workers are owed 55.2 million dollars in back wages from federal law violations in the past six months. 132269 were paid under minimum wage, 151000 received no overtime pay, and earnings owed for age and gender discrimination rose sharply. 17100 women and 310 older workers were owed significant sums, and 8340 underage workers were found employed illegally.
Jerry Guido of 2005 Lamberton Street reported a $125 tape player stolen from his car at Gregorys Steak House lot. Carl Hammons, a department manager at Ward's Store, reported a display case opened and two single shot pistols stolen. Jesse Conti of 3612 Roosevelt Boulevard reported a thief took a .22 caliber handgun and baby clothes.
The article states fit should be checked monthly for children 6 months to 6 years, then every two months up to age 10 and every three to five months from 10 to 15. It emphasizes regular checks, especially in warm weather, to prevent foot disorders from tight shoes and calls for careful fitting as feet grow.
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