Ohio economy shows cautious promising revival in 1975 review
Ohio endured a 1975 recession with auto, rubber and appliance sectors hit hard by national trends. Unemployment peaked in spring, then fell below national levels as manufacturing shifted toward services and nonmanufacturing growth. Officials forecast a cautious 1976 rebound, aided by exports and energy diversification.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James C. Yocum
Ohio State University
Police Officer Delman Whitt Retires After 29 Years
After 29 years on the force, Ptl. Delman Whitt retires. he will turn 56 tomorrow and plans to spend more time with his two grandsons. He served in Europe with four years in the Army, parachuted into Holland, was captured by Germans, and later joined the police on May 2, 1946. He will be awarded a gun and badge by the department.
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Ptl
Delman Whitt
Whitt
Europe
Holland
Middletown area deaths fill local obituary notices
Multiple Middletown area deaths are reported, listing Mrs Jerdenia Amburgey 86 of 802 The Alameda, Vernon Prickett 72 of 3884 Jewell St and John J Roche 81 former Middletown resident. Services and burial details accompany each entry along with survivors and funeral home arrangements.
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Jerdenia M. Amburgey
Alameda
Middletown Hospital
Vernon L. Prickett
Jewell St
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Prickett
Franklin Public Schools
Mary
Frank
Dayton
Charles
Bethel
Dorothy Bryson
Middletown
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
J. Herschel Caudill
Butler County Memorial Park
Funeral
Wayne Township trustees name officers in organizational meeting
James Zehler was elected chairman and Robert Hoelle vice chairman of Wayne Township trustees in an organizational meeting for 1976 held yesterday. Meeting times stay 7 p.m. on the second Monday monthly. This month's regular meeting may be postponed due to routine state examination of township records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonburg
James Zehler
Wayne Township
Robert Hoelle
Germantown installs new mayor and council
Germantown swore in mayor Marvin Hall a Democrat and Armco foreman who defeated incumbent Ross J. Winning. Also sworn in were councilman D Kent Southard and James Willis Jr and clerk treasurer Mary Weber. EPA aims to coordinate environment protection actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Marvin Hall
Armco Steel Corp
Hall
Ross J. Winning
D. Kent Southard
James Willis Jr
Mary Weber
Ohio farmers report strong crops but modest income in 1975
Ohio agriculture leaders say 1975 brought record harvests for corn soybeans and wheat with ideal weather from spring to fall. Net income reached about 550 million on 2.6 billion sales, yet prices and costs kept income from a record. Farm Bureau officials warn that gains do not solve ongoing farm economic problems and pledge potential sanctions if federal policy worsens.
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James Duerk
Duerk
Ohio
Columbus
Columbus, Ohio
John Stackhouse
C. William Swank
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Swank
Soviet Union
Ford
Earl Butz
Stackhouse
Bureau
Doctors Begin Work Slowdown In Los Angeles
Los Angeles doctors initiated a work slowdown over malpractice insurance rates, with hospital spokesmen delaying any statistics until Monday due to the holiday period. A Hospital Council survey identified 14 hospitals in the San area affected as of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hospital Council of Southern
Fernando Valley
Usc Medical Center
Phoenix Insurance Co
Travelers Insurance Co
Hartford
USC
Huntington Memorial
Pasadena
San Fernando Valley
West Los Angeles
Incorrect address listed for fined man in Municipal Court
The Journal corrects the address of Charles Hollon, 30, who was fined $50 and had his license suspended 60 days for failing to report an accident. The prior report listed 3208 Seneca St instead of 1809 Tytus Ave.
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Charles Hollon
Seneca St
Tytus Ave
Hollon
Services Monday for fire victims
Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. Monday at Brown-Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton for Donna Marie Carson aged 3 and Ernest Glen Corson Jr aged 1 two children who died in a mobile home fire. The parents survived with no injuries. The fire started from a space heater in the children's bedroom. Morgan Township and Venice volunteer fire departments responded at 4:05 a.m. to the blaze.
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Morgan Township
Venice Volunteer Fire Department
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Belgium
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Great Britain
Sweden
Jerdenia Amburgey
Vernon Prickett
John Roche
John J. Roche
Columbia Ave
Barbara Park
Mr. Roche
Waterbury
Conn
First National Bank
Armco Steel Corps
Middletown Works
Elks Lodge 257
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Bessie
William
Dallas
Tex
Nell
Connecticut
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm
Nathaniel Williams
Grove
Joel F. Bailey
Grayce Ball
Lebanon
Grayce F. Ball
Masonic Cemetery
Waynetown
Ind
Anna Blevins
S. Vine St
West Middletown
Joseph
Robert
Kenneth
Paul
Fred
Jim
Trenton
Pauline Kirk
Sidney
Mary Brown
Eaton
Inez Burton
Alice Wright
Carl
Willie McGlothen
Wilbur McGlothen
Gratis
Hubert White
Woodside Cemetery
Ruth Craig
Somerville
Ruth E. Craig
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
LeRoy
Harold
Fairfield
Innanuneral
Somerville Cemetery
Orris Hooper
Orris R. Hooper
Brookville
McGraw Construction Co
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Martha
James
Lawrenceburg
John
Chicago
Phillips Chapel
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Environmental Protection Agency
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Bud) Steller Mor
Farm Bureau
City Court Story
Pantel
The
Central Ave
S. Main St
Middletown Baptist Temple
Clip & Mail
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
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