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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1971
Page
8
Middletown Hospital unveils a new coronary and intensive care unit with 14 patient beds and eight private rooms. The public tour runs today 1 to 5 p.m. before patient use on Tuesday, with guided group tours, demonstrations, and explanations of equipment including monitors pacemakers and crash carts.
The Journal honors 150 newspaper carriers for sales and service achievements over the past six months. Awards span 48, 42, 36, 30, 24, 18, 12 and 6 month service, listing recipients by city and suburban divisions including names such as David Hampel, Noah Powers, Mike Johnson, Joe Keeppel, Pat McDonough, Steve McDonough, Harold Augsburger, Joe Bruggeman, Louis Andres, Pi Agoston, Jimmy Adams, and many others.
The Butler County Chapter of the American Independent Party will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. on January 28 at 192 Progress Ave. Hamilton the home of Nola Lee Harris. Executive Committee Chairman Ronnie L. Huff urged all committeemen to attend.
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce appoints five subcommittees under director Townsell G. Marshall of Armco Steel. Harold Callahan directs Labor Legislation, Robert Crooke heads Federal Control of Business, William Rathman handles Federal State Local Affairs, Glenn Winter leads Retail Activities, with about 25 business representatives guiding bills in line with the new Ohio Legislature and congress. Donald R. Russell oversees governmental affairs as MACC vice president.
William B. White of Data Training and Service Co announces new expansion in Middletown at Tytus and Charles. The firm, already outgrowing its quarters, will add classrooms and a new computer for training and the Data Processing Service Bureau. Courses include computer programming with accounting, lasting about 10 months, with full time offerings later. Applications for February classes are being accepted.
Columbus Ohio AP John S Andrews Ohio Republican Chairman warned that Ohioans should read carefully the Ohio Education Association demand for a graduated state income tax on corporations and individuals He said John Hall OFA executive director made clear the organization will not be satisfied without massive new taxes.
A West Coast beer company launches a recycling program to buy back every package it produces. Lucky Breweries president Peter N. T. Widdrington says the program pays 25 cents per case of 24 Lucky bottles and 12 cents per case of 24 Lucky steel cans. Cans will be shredded for copper-recovery uses by mining firms, and a one-way bottle sorting and reuse system is planned.
Brenda Campbell a 20 year old Ohio University student is charged with first degree murder in the death of her baby boy born in a dormitory room. The coroner says the infant died from asphyxiation and Campbell was in the campus health center awaiting arraignment.
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