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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
8
King Frederik IX of Denmark, 72, was hospitalized Monday after an acute heart attack. The hospital bulletin said his general condition remains good.
The Middletown Board of Realtors will install new officers tomorrow night at Forest Hills Country Club. William W. Holden of Geneva will install Herbert S. Boren as president, Jack Harkrader as vice president, and Ruth E. Keller as secretary-treasurer. Boren succeeds Charles Terhune, Harkrader succeeds Bob Fugate, and Keller starts a second term. J. D. Sawyer, first vice president of the Chicago based National Association of Real Estate Boards, will attend. More than 150 people were invited to the 5th annual installation. 44 brokers are local members.
Vandals fired pellets at 11 downtown stores last night causing damage to windows including Franklin National Bank, Cleaners, Certified Parts, H and H Pool Room, H and H Electronics, Williams Auto Sales, Sharon's Beauty Shop, the House of Kitchens and the Dollar Store.
In Columbus Ohio the AP reports egg prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities across consumer grades. Minimum 50 case lots. Carton Large A3235 Medium A2933 Small A232. Retail delivery prices in major cities show Large white 40-45 mostly 40-42 and Medium 37-43 mostly 37-39.
Delta Air Lines jet carried a leaky package of radioactive medical isotopes contaminating the plane and spreading radioactivity to airports in several states. AEC officials say there is no apparent health hazard and are investigating. Delta officials cited a Friday leakage in a Dayton to Chicago shipment with multiple flight numbers.
The Cincinnati auction shows cattle activity with 600 cattle and 90 calves traded in three hours. Cows and bulls generally steady. feeders and calves vary with several price ranges listed for commercial cows, utilities, canners, and various calf weights. Hogs and sheep move at modest gains and steady to firm prices across multiple weight classes.
James H. Wallace director of industrial and systems engineering spoke to 115 Armco Steel employees at the Manchester Motor Inn stressing less absenteeism eight hours pay and joint productivity committees. He cited a 1 percent yield gain at Middletown Works worth $1,186,000 yearly and 14,089 tons produced.
Kentucky and Ohio reach a reciprocal income tax agreement. Residents who live in one state and work in the other will not file non-resident returns in the other state. Employed individuals will pay all income taxes in their home state. The pact covers salaries and wages only.
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