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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1972

Page

8

Miami Dean Named Mount St. Josephs First Lay President

Robert E. Wolverton, dean of Miami University's graduate school since 1969, named the first lay president of Mount St. Joseph College in Cincinnati. The 46-year-old scholar of classics will take office in August, ending a 52-year nun presidents’ line at the all-women’s college.

Oxford Robert E. Wolverton Miami University Catholic College of Mount Clifford Mount St. Joseph Mount Grace Marie Hiltz S.C Wolverton Miami American ‘Classical League Phillip R. Shriver Dr.Wolverton Charles E. Skipper American Council On Education Florida State University University of Ilinois Tufts University University of Georgia Indianapolis Shelbyville Ind Hanover College University of Michigan University of North Carolina ACE Mills College California

Wholesale Price Index Rises on Food and Industrial Goods

Government data show a 0.5 percent June uplift in wholesale prices with poultry and meat costs surging 6.9 percent and processed meats up 3.6 percent. Unemployment fell to 5.5 percent as job totals rose seasonally, though total unemployed increased in summer. The Wholesale Price Index sits at 118.8 on the 1967 base, up 3.9 percent from a year ago, with Phase 2 wage controls driving a 5.3 percent annual rate over seven months.

Washington Bureau Nixon

Truck Driver In Serious Condition After Porch Crash

Alidaffer Darwin Elldaffer a 27 year old tractor trailer driver from Vermontville Michigan remained in serious condition at Mercy Hospital after his vehicle jackknifed into a house porch on West Elkton Road north of Seven Mile. He was pinned for about 45 minutes before rescue.

Hamilton — Darwin Elldaffer Vermontville Mich West Elkton Road Seven Mile Mercy Alidaffer

City Man Acquitted In King Kwik Robbery

A Butler County jury acquitted Brandon D. Hampton of robbing the King Kwik Market in Oxford on March 29, 1971, after a witness testified Hampton was with his girlfriend when the crime occurred and later reporting to work in Franklin. Hampton, 22, faced charges of taking $100 at gunpoint from Marie N. McGration, a Western College student and part time clerk.

Hamilton Court of Butler County County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Middletown Oxford Hampton Howard M. Fleetwood Tenth Ave Lebanon Correctional Institution Ruhlman’s Fleetwood College View US 27 Franklin

U S Dollars Shrink In Canada

Halifax based AP report says American tourists face a weaker dollar in Canada this year. A $20 bill may buy only about $19.20 Canadian, reflecting a 4 percent discount in some places. Banks may offer around a 2 percent better rate.

Halifax U.S Canada

Metallurgist Champion Mathewson Dies at 99 in New Haven

Dr. Champion Mathewson, 99, Yale professor emeritus of metallurgy and metallography, renowned for early work in physical metallurgy, died Wednesday. He began teaching at Yale in 1907 and retired as department chairman in 1950.

New Haven, Conn Champion Mathewson Yale Department of

Quang Tri Smash Claims disputed in field reports

Saigon announced a South Vietnamese paratrooper task force with tanks seized two thirds of Quang Tri City, but field reports and a senior US military source denied a major thrust into the northern half. Counted were air cover, fierce fighting on southern and eastern edges, and reports of tanks knocked out and prisoners captured.

Quang Tri City Saigon Associated Press Dennis Neeld de Viet Quang Tri U.S. Navy 7Th Fleet

Water line repair ordered after costly bills rise

Springboro councilmen moved to repair a broken waterline under the Great Miami River after Franklin water costs reached about 24 000 dollars since January 1. The line delay blamed on village engineer Dave Morgan prompted bids, bonds from Knapp Construction, and a target date of August 15 for initiation of work.

Journal Springboro Franklin Great Miami River Franklin Water Dave Morgan Europe Morgan Vern Kemplin Village Water Board Knapp Construction Co Rochester Ind Knapp Barbara Yauger B.D. Morgan Co Middletown

Diagnostic Service Plan OK d By State

Hamilton officials announced state funding approval for a new diagnostic center on Fair Avenue. The plan, part of the 1972 73 Community Plan, will be a cooperative effort with the Board of Retardation and targets diagnosis and treatment for children with mental retardation or neurological issues, with services starting in January.

Hamilton Fair Avenue Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board Mental Health and Retardation Board Board of Retardation Richard Michael Edwin Pyle

Band Concert at Sunset Park Tonight by Summer Bands

The Middletown Parks Summer Bands present the second Sunset Park concert tonight at 7 p.m. The Junior Band opens with Mexican Clap ping Song Safari Marianina Blue Rock and Camptown Races. The Senior Band performs I Got Rhythm Summertime West Side Story Joshua Summer of 42 and California Dreaming.

Middletown Parks Sunset Park Marianina Camptown Joshua California

Pollution Board Meeting Postponed

The Air Pollution Control Appeals Board canceled its quarterly meeting due to lack of quorum and rescheduled for July 20 at 7 30 p m. The session was to discuss Sorg Paper Co officials plan to curb pollution and to elect a new chairman to replace John Halbig who recently resigned.

Air Pollution Control Appeals Board Sorg Paper Co John Halbig

Wallace Leaves Hospital After 54 Days of Recovery

George C Wallace ends 54 days of hospitalization in Silver Spring Maryland with thanks to hospital staff who saved his life. He prepares to resume his Alabama governorship and campaign for the presidency in Miami Beach. He remains crippled from a spinal wound but can walk with braces and a walking bar.

Silver Spring George C Wallace Alabama Miami Beach Wallace Andrews Air Force Base Air Force Billy Joe Camp Montgomery Miami International Alabama State Police E.C. Dothard

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