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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1975
Page
11
Ohio bankers predict unemployment will worsen statewide in 1975 with 4 percent expecting improvement and 36 percent predicting no change. Northeastern districts face fewer layoffs, while 70 percent in the northwest and southwest foresee deteriorating conditions, despite better local contrasts against national trends.
Parker Moore says the Ohio Criminal Justice supervisory committee denied PRIDE Inc. continued funds for Butler County drug rehabilitation. He reports no other details and notes PRIDE had been notified earlier that refunding would not occur.
About 40 AFL-CIO pickets joined city workers in protesting in front of Lebanon city council members and their businesses. Pat Collins accused the city of abusing the Ferguson Act while James Kilbane of IBEW offered to meet city officials. City personnel director Karl Detwiler said the issue is resolved with workers fired and replaced, noting a court order limits picketing to two in front of City Hall. he expected no complaint if services remain uninterrupted.
Two men face trial in Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court over a youth death. Prosecutors accuse them of involvement in the fatal incident, with court filings detailing the charges and expected testimonies.
Lemon Township Trustee Donald Linkous asked Butler County commissioners to apply for federal funds to finance a park program in Lemon Township. He proposed about 100000 for two parks including a 15 acre site with recreation and picnic areas and a smaller mini park for young children.
The White House announced a federal disaster warning system to use FM radio channels 162.40 and 162.55 to broadcast alerts via the National Weather Service. Home radios need adapters, though new sets may integrate the device. beeps will cue listeners to tune in and hear warnings.
Ohio State University entomologist Dr. W Fred Hink reports a new tissue culture method to produce nuclear polyhedrosis virus for pest larvae. Tests show culture grown NPV matches standard methods in effectiveness and could cut costs for agricultural pest control.
The Humane Association of Miami Valley schedules its annual meeting for Thursday January 23 at 7 30 p m at the Animal Shelter on Hamilton Trenton Road. Officers and trustees will be elected and the public is invited.
An auditor oversight omitting Monroe utilities caused the Middletown School District tax base to be undervalued by 9.7 million, boosting anticipated monthly revenue by about 234000 and reducing planned cuts. The corrected total rises to about 529.4 million with 75000 in new tax receipts.
William Neal III, 21, of 1702 Lawn Ave., was arrested and charged with petty theft second offense after police found a stolen car battery in his car at 1805 Lawn Ave. He was seen placing a battery into his vehicle at 3:25 a.m. and two more batteries were found in the rear of his car. His vehicle was impounded and towed after failing to start due to a dead battery.
Two Trenton Girl Scout troops numbered 609 and 1377 assisted in fundraising calls for the Humane Association of Miami Valley. They were misidentified as Boy Scouts in yesterday’s Journal.
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