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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1971
Page
5
B Chandler Huselton former Middletown Area Chamber senior vice president was elected president for 1971 at todays board meeting. He resides at 1611 Schirm Drive and works as Armco Steel Coup personnel and public relations chief.
Douglas Eugene Searle 21 of 17 St River St Middletown waived extradition to Kentucky where he is wanted on grand larceny and escape charges. He is held without bond after a Butler County four month sentence for taking a car without consent and fleeing an accident. Searle is also listed as a Preble County parole violator.
A municipal court traffic session disposed of 146 cases, mostly speeding, with penalties from $8 to $50 and two $100 bond forfeitures. A Hamilton driver missing December court on a DWI charge drew a $200 fine, $13 costs, three days in jail, and a year ban on driving. Four others faced $50 and costs for careless driving. Betty Keeton paid $25 for permitting an unlicensed driver and an unsafe car.
The Middletown Campus of Miami University hosts the third annual Forensics Tournament with noon start. More than 300 students from 34 colleges compete in events including interpretation with music, persuasive speaking and drama, across nine states open to the public. The sweepstakes trophy goes to the school with the most speaker points.
Johnson Products Co. the Chicago founded hair care maker of Ultra Sheen Ultra Wave and Afro Sheen becomes the first predominantly black owned company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The firm meets exchange requirements with 200000 public shares 2 million market value and reported about 2 million in net income on 12.6 million in net sales for the year ending August 31. Opened at 33.50 closed at 32.50 with 2100 shares traded.
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