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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1970
Page
3
University of Utah chemistry professor Henry Eyring, 69, a 13 year tradition, defended his annual 60 yard dash at a graduation event in Salt Lake City. The race echoed his longtime athletic spirit amid a close finish.
Cincinnati AP report says E. W. Scripps Co and Enquirer Enterprises plan to close sale of the Cincinnati Enquirer by November 1 after a principle agreement to sell its controlling interest for more than 17 million dollars to Enquirer Enterprises, a wholly owned unit. Scripps would divest its stake following Justice Department anti trust charges. Eyring notes busy career and cheerful race results amid student prizes and lunch with faculty.
A North Carolina judge ruled that wearing an American flag jacket with the words Give Peace a Chance does not desecrate the flag. The ruling overturned Charles Parker 17 from Malden who had been fined 15 dollars in district court for the incident at a Charlotte UNC meeting.
Ohio uses a statewide building ban to curb pollution by municipalities and townships lacking adequate sewer facilities. Since 1964 the board has issued 39 bans, including Louisville, Stark County, Wooster Township, and Cleveland, with 13 lifted after compliance. The ban blocks new construction without sewer connections and pressuring faster sewer projects.
A federal judge orders the United Mine Workers of America records produced for inspection by the Labor and Justice Departments amid an investigation into post election record keeping accuracy linked to President W. A. Boyle.
London bids prize money to anyone catching a Thames salmon within the river’s London stretch. Once a famed river for fishing, the Thames last yielded a salmon in 1824. The revived river now offers a $294 reward for the first salmon caught in the city.
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