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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1972
Page
17
Washington AP report on a month-old rape crisis center that handles about 20 calls daily. Staff provide medical, legal guidance and emotional support, sometimes accompanying victims to hospitals and explaining procedures. The center emerged from Washington Area Women's Center discussions and operates with volunteers and modest funds.
Washington AP reports White House economists plan meetings with food store executives and farm leaders to discuss cost trends and possible price increases. Treasury Secretary Shultz notes forum will cover recent Cost of Living Council actions and future measures as Nixon expands price controls on foods and meats.
Thomas R. Bucy named application section supervisor at Square D Barkelew plant. Bucy joined Square D in 1969 as a project engineer after earning a 193 electrical engineering degree from Tri-State College Indiana. He and his wife Barbara with two children reside at 3205 Delaney St Kettering.
A dense OCR style list shows multiple company names and percent figures, highlighting gains and declines across industries. Notable entries include Allied, General Electric, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, and Chase of various percentages, with banking funds like First Bank Group and Fidelity listed alongside. The fragment ends with figure sequences and fund names suggesting a market snapshot.
Cattle and calves steady to active with moderate supply. Slaughter steers and heifers mixed. Holsteins 32.5 to 33.5, cows 20 to 33, bulls up to 33. Hogs higher. 217 to 29.5 per hundredweight across classes, sows 25 to 50 higher. Sheep and lambs steady. spring lambs 28 to 32, ewes 6 to 9.
Pioneer Standard Electronics, Inc. declares a second quarter dividend of 4.42 cents per share on common stock, payable August 1 to shareholders of record July 14.
Chicago Grain reports Pioneer-Standard divisions and affiliated Pioneer Washington Electronics, with labs for manufacture and repair of electronic instruments. Includes mixed futures quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans with various delivery months and percent changes.
Ohio market update lists eggs delivered to major cities with carton sizes and price ranges. Large A cartons fetch 41 to 47 cents, medium 35 to 41, small 21 to 22. Farm poultry prices show limited data for hens and ready to cook broilers and fryers ranged around 29.50 to 30.75 in Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus.
County police say weekend thefts totaled 83 222 dollars with five incidents. Stolen items include a 400 pound copper antenna from WOXR in Oxford, three calves from Wayne Township, shrubs from a Cincinnati nursery, five blank checks from a Middletown service station, and smaller pilferage at a residence on Martha Lane.
Edward Holland reports his 1972 truck valued at 26000 stolen from Aetna Freight Lines lot near Tytus Avenue and Browning Street at 10 p.m. Saturday. Bob Faulkner says a break in at rear of his home led to loss of tools valued at 50 and a jumper cable. Raymond Scott reports his 1964 car stolen from 1303 Young Street at 1 37 p m yesterday.
Garbage collections will be delayed one day due to the July 4 holiday. Residential pickups are postponed. Tuesday routes shift to Wednesday and sanitation workers will work Saturday. The landfill remains open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Hamilton Vian McIntosh twenty one of 2617 Wehr Road was injured when his westbound car ran off Hamilton Trenton Road struck a mailbox and utility pole in Williamsdale Butler County police said He was taken to Mercy Hospital treated and released
Fire at Cohen Brothers junk yard on Woodlawn Ave burned tires with no damage. Robert Burton age 70 was rushed to Middletown Hospital by ambulance in serious condition after breathing difficulty. Malta Parker age 39 sustained arm and leg bruises, treated and released at Middletown Hospital. Bob Berry age 29, Roosevelt Ave resident, treated and released.
May bond sales in Ohio reached $31.7 million for Series E and Hd U.S. savings bonds. The state hit 48.0 percent of its annual goal by May 31 with $165.9 million in five month sales. Butler County area manager James D. Ferguson reported May county sales of $413,046. By end of May the county stood at 45.7 percent of its annual target.
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