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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1970
Page
6
The fragment lists hogs with price ranges 26.25 to 39.00 and utilities around 36.00 to 39.00. A line shows 30.00 Down as part of an implied transaction or payment term. The OCR text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a coherent event.
USDA livestock report from Cincinnati shows cattle 100 and calves 50 not enough for price test. Hog sales 300 with barrows and gilts mostly 200 220 lb at 26.10 and 220 240 lb 25.60 26.10. 240 250 lb 25.10 25.60 and 250 270 lb 24.10 25.10. Sows and boars not tested. Receipts this week 4,000 vs 2,700 last week. Sheep 25 untested.
New York stocks opened higher as the market entered its fourth day of a rally. Dow Jones rose 7.33 points to 700.10, with gainers outpacing losers amid moderate trading. General Electric reported higher earnings, boosting investor optimism for other firms.
A Cleveland church launches a 24 hour justice line to take anonymous crime reports from residents, aiming to overcome reluctance to contact police. Volunteers will route calls to the proper law enforcement agencies for action.
Chicago Grain Ordinance 5135 authorizes Middletown Butler County Ohio to buy Pt Lot 5411 284 sq ft for 1500 and Part Lot 5413 1031 sq ft for 1700 for Miami Avenue extension Reinartz Boulevard. Emergency measure funds from Miami Avenue Extension Fund. Adopted July 7 1970 and published July 13.
City of Middletown Ohio resolves to release an irrevocable letter of credit from March 13, 1967, for Manchester Meadows Second Addition street improvements after the Director of Public Service certifies completion. The release covers Riverview Avenue sections and Court Donegal cul de sac and is adopted July 7, 1970 to preserve public health.
A reader asks whether to hold Ronson stock amid first quarter 1970 results. The piece notes diversification and new product push by ecology firms, Ronson sales lagging 1969, and a 48 cent per share decline for Ron. It discusses pollution, ecology as government function, and urges reading Roger Spear's investment guide.
The Associated Press reports 11 people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend, the lowest toll in nearly three months. The weekend fatalities averaged 17 per weekend this year, with the last sub‑12 toll recorded April 17 when live deaths tied a five‑year low.
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