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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1967

Page

14

Freshman Democrat Leads With 21 Bills In Ohio House

In Columbus the Ohio House opened its session after recess as 61 bills were filed. Freshman Rep. Ronald M. Mott introduced 21 measures, targeting courts, outlawing common law marriages, allowing local option Sunday liquor sales, tightening weapon penalties, banning short shotgun barrels, and mandating auto liability insurance. The session also discussed Daylight Saving and standard time alignment with a federal act. Senatealso filed new measures on teacher unions and university status for Youngstown University.

Ronald M. Mott Parma Cuyahoga Mott Ralph B. Kohnen Jr Cincinnati Hamilton Senate Cleveland House Ohio Stanley J. Aronoff R& Cincinnati Charles J. Carney Youngstown Mahoning Youngstown University Donald R. N Garfield Heights

Davis Promoted by Armco at Middletown Works

Robert Davis of 1214 Barnitz Street was promoted to assistant turn foreman at Armco Steel Middletown Works announced by Don Osborne. Davis joined Armco in 1951 as a laborer in employment reserve, later moving to hot strip mill as scrapman with posts as filter operator recorder and utility operator. In 1965 he was promoted to steel expeditor.

Robert Davis Barnitz St Middletown Works Armco Steel Corp Don Osborne Davis Armco Employment Reserve

Eaton Store Looted Again

Police reported a second break in at the Eaton General Electric Center on E Main Street. Thieves pried open a rear door and loaded televisions stereos and tape recorders into a waiting vehicle, totaling 2700 dollars in losses. The store had another burglary on December 14 causing 1700 dollars in losses.

EATON Eaton General Electric Center E. Main Street Ralph Mason

World in 1964 gift volume selling fast

Time is running out for readers who want complete sets of The World in 1964 and subsequent volumes. Of the 100000 copies of the 1964 edition printed, only a few hundred remain unsold while the 1965 issue is still in good supply. The 1966 volume is in preparation and will be distributed next February.

Associated Press

Gambler to undergo aversion therapy in Sheffield

Alfred Moffitt, a one year old factory worker, is to receive electric shock aversion therapy to curb his gambling habit. A Sheffield court ordered the treatment and a film will show his wife and children while he faces electric shocks whenever he bets or visits race tracks.

Shiffield England Alfred Moffitt Sheffield Morfitt Sheffield Hospital

Turkey Dinner Chairmen Named for Annual Event

Chairmen have been named for the annual turkey dinner at Manchester Junior High School from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday Feb 12. General chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Maines Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carver and Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hart. Special committee chairs include several residents. Tickets go on sale late January with prices set at adults and children.

Manchester Junior High School Virgil L. Maines Fisher Ave Charles Carver Aeronca Lester Chenoweth Richard Adams Charles McChesney Marvin Hiatt D.A. Easterly

Successful Investing Bonds Supply Income and Inflation Hedge

Retirement plans prompt advice to diversify into stocks for inflation hedge. CDs offer guaranteed but lower income, while McKeson & Robbins 3s of 1973 and National Distillers 3 4s of 1974 yield about 5.75 percent, and Jersey Standard 2 1/2s of 1974 about 5.65 percent. American Seating's stock is stable but lacking growth potential. consider Consolidated Foods for better capital appreciation.

McKesson & Robbins National Distillers Jersey Standard New York Stock Exchange J.B. A Consolidated Foods

Cincinnati Livestock Market Report Summary

Cincinnati AP reports cattle and calves trading with activity mixed. Steers and heifers show scattered lots from 25 to 26.00 per hundredweight, with 800 to 1,200 pound cattle at 23.00 to 25.00, and heifers around 24.50 in a market where higher grades hold and lower ones weaken. Cows move slowly, with declines of 25 to 50 cents, bulls near steady.

Cincinnati USDA

Livestock Market Report Opened with Mixed Steady to Higher Quotes

Cattle see steady to higher demand with calves weak from 40.00 to 42.00 for prime. hogs total 1,700 with barrows and gilts easing up to 25 lower and sows steady. boars 50 higher to 13.50-15.50. Lambs show slaughter weights 80-105 pounds with prime 23.00-23.50 and good to choice 20.9-22.9.

Calv Horce

Egg price ranges in Ohio and Indiana farms report

Prices for eggs at farms in Ohio and Southern Indiana show wide ranges by grade and size after candling and grading. Jumbo through small cartons and loose eggs are listed with per dozen and per 100 eggs figures for farm, packing plant, and retail sales in major Ohio cities.

Columbus Ohio Indiana U.S Quarty

BBC Announcer Breaks Up At On Air News Desk

London AP report describes BBC broadcaster Bruce Windham laughing during a court case reading. He chuckled and roared with laughter as colleagues in the studio joined in, then calmly resumed with a gale warning as listeners called in. An official defended the moment saying humor is human.

London BBC Bruce Windham Wyndham British Broadcasting Corp

Fortune Letter Puzzle Game Shifts Your Daily Message

A playful word puzzle explains counting letters in your first name, adjusting by four if six or more, or by forty four percent if fewer than six, to yield a key number. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures for a daily fortune message.

Rir King Features Syndicate

Township Trustees Seek More Police Coverage in Rapidly Growing Area

Union Township trustees told Butler County Commissioners the area lacks protection as population rises to 9 200 to 10 000 residents. They cited a sick constable and limited sheriff patrols with only three county cars. They urged hiring another constable while budget talks proceed.

Union Township James F. Hixon Butler County Carl W. Fruechtmeyer Marcellus A. Osner Hixon Fruechtmeyer William R. Stitsinger

Mixed Opening In New York Stock Market

The market opened mixed with gains and losses among key stocks. IBM recovered from Monday’s drop after denying antitrust probes, while Chrysler Bethlehem Westinghouse Standard Oil and U S Steel moved in varying directions. The Associated Press average ticked down to 308.9.

New York IBM Chrysler Bethlehem Westinghouse Electric Standard Oil New Jersey U. S. Steel Advanced McDonnell Co. Rose Associated Press

VEW Post Sets Fry For Members

Miami Valley Post 3809 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its annual membership appreciation night and a free fish fry for all paid-up 1987 members at post 5049 Central Ave Friday at 6 p.m. Frank Wolner is general chairman. John Sparks and Robert Dietz cochairmen of the campaign which has 650 paid-up members toward a 1 goal. Stanely Sorrel is commander and Allen Treadway is promotion chairman.

Miami Valley Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Central Ave Frank Wolner John Sparks Robert Dietz Stanley Sorrel Allen Treadway

Ten Individuals File In Bankruptcy In Cincinnati Court

Bankruptcy filings in U S District Court at Cincinnati list ten individuals led by Robert G. Black of Pisgah and Jo A Black with modest assets. Others include James W. Rhoads of Middletown owner of a dry cleaning business with high debts, and Lonni E. Baker of Middletown as labor foreman with no assets. Also named are Arthur Baker Jr of Middletown, Paul E Nickel of Hamilton, Chester Roach of Hamilton, Leo Banks Sr of Hamilton, Raymond D. Patrick and Zelma Patrick of Hamilton, and Jimmy C Kincer of Middletown under Chapter 13 along with Charles L West of Hamilton.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati Robert G. Black Pisgah Jo A. Black James W. Rhoads Middletown Lonni E. Baker Arthur Baker Jr Paul E. Nickel Hamilton Chester Roach Leo Banks Sr Raymond D. Patrick Zelma Patrick Jimmy C. Kincer Welder Charles L. West Mechanic

Indonesian Foreign Minister urges Sukarno to step down

Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik says he asked President Sukarno to resign for the nation's sake after a palace meeting. Malik told newsmen the move should come before Sukarno is forced out in dishonor.

Jakarta Indonesia Adam Malik Sukarno Malik

Public Auction Notice in Butler County Ohio

Notice of sale by order of the Court of Common Pleas Butler County Ohio to sell Lot 1478 at public auction for February 1967 between 10 05 and 11 69 A M at the court house Hamilton Ohio. Parties include Mamie Gregory estate heirs and Mamie Gregory deceased. William Gregory files petition to challenge purported Last Will and Codicil admitted August 14 1964 and seeks to have them set aside. Defendants must answer by February 25 1957.

Chesteree Constance Agee Court of Common Pleas Butler County Hamilton Ohio Jadiunon Ove Trenton Yorma Caene Shrertt Renee Dell Dan Mamie Grery Mamie Gregory Tnd William Gregory Common Pleas Court Aote Theodore Reaper. Jr

Arrest Made in $10,000 Central Security Bank Robbery

Donald Bruce Davis, 19, of Lorain, was arrested Monday by the FBI and Lorain Police in connection with the Friday robbery of Central Security National Bank. The case centers on a $10,000 theft and ongoing investigation.

Cleveland FBI Lorain Donald Bruce Davis Central Security National Bank

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