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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1972
Page
7
First Lady's China visit charms locals with relaxed style. She meets workers, students, and patients, observes acupuncture, chats with factory workers, and purchases gifts for President and daughter Julie Eisenhower, reacting with enthusiasm to jade rings and shopgirls.
Col Robert M Chiaramonte announced the promotion of Pfl Neil R Sanders from Post 9 to sergeant. Sanders will serve as assistant post commander at Lebanon after a prior posting in Dayton since joining the patrol in 1963. A Hamilton native, he is a University of Dayton attendee and was named Outstanding Patrolman of 1971.
Fears of a Protestant backlash rise as two teenagers blew up a Belfast wallpaper shop with a time bomb. Amid the escalating violence in Northern Ireland, leaders warn of a coming crunch, while attacks target Protestant figures and a Belfast minister recovers from a Friday shooting.
Robert Witesell of Camden Rt. 2 won the Ohio Young Farmer of the Year honor at a luncheon during the two day Ohio Young Farmer and Homemaker Conference in Columbus. About 700 attendees attended the event.
The 109th General Assembly opens in Columbus with Gov. Gilligan urging rapid action on environmental and transportation policies and seeking expanded planning authority. Lawmakers face a controversial strip mine bill in the Senate and consider no fault divorce and slogan issues for vehicle plates.
Columbus AP reports Donald E. Lukens, a 41 year old appointed state senator, quietly building a base and sparking talk he will seek the Republican nomination for governor in 1974. Supporters note his television exposure and outsider image while foes label his show risky.
Thomas Frohmiller, 55, of Reading, Cincinnati area, died when his car hit a guard rail on I-75 and rebounded into a concrete pillar by the U.S. 50 bypass. Evendale changes for the 1974 nomination focus on former Gov. James A. Rhodes who has not stated his intentions.
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