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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1978

Page

2

Celebrezze challenges Ted Brown for Ohio secretary of state

Cleveland state senator Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr. argues he can win the November race by educating voters on the office and criticizing Ted W. Brown’s long tenure as secretary of state. He cites low turnout, party bias on election boards, and potential reapportionment shifts as central issues, urging nonpartisan district lines.

Ohio Brown Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr Cleveland Celebrezze Jr Celebrezze Ted W. Brown Office — Elections Secretary of State Ohio General Assembly Ted Brown

Fort Ancient slide show and Indian Dancers event

A Fort Ancient slide show on the Ohio Historical Society site will begin an interpretive program this Saturday at 5 pm, followed by a forest hike in the park’s beech area and a Hawk Indian Dancers performance. The programs run the fourth Saturday monthly, free of charge. Fort Ancient open daylight hours with a 50 cent adult, 25 cent child admission March to November. under five free with parents. The article notes a 1952 computer calculation cost now reduced to about a penny or less.

Oregonia Ohio Historical Society Fort Ancient State Memorial Fort Ancient

Rotary Club hears progress and limits for women in business

Mrs. Joan Linder told the Rotary Club that civil rights laws have boosted women in business but that gains remain uneven. She noted 90 percent of high paying jobs over 10 000 and 97 percent over 25 000 are held by men, with only 11 000 women managers earning over 25 000, and cited lingering attitudes and family roles as barriers. She urged continued training and motivational programs to unlock the untapped potential of women in the workforce.

Ood Joan Linder The Rotary Manchester Inn U.S

Drug strike halts McKesson Robbins plant in Ohio

About 85 truckers warehousemen and office workers struck the McKesson Robbins drug distribution plant in North Canton on Tuesday, stopping drug shipments to the Northeastern Ohio region. Officials could not estimate the strike's impact on area supplies.

North Canton McKesson-Robbins Ohio

Area car owners win trophies at antique festival

Middletown area car owners earned trophies during the weekend Antique and Classic Old Auto Festival in Hamilton and Fairfield. Don Gingerich won first for his 1918 Cadillac in the open antique 1916-1929 class and judges choice. Bob Kuhn led with a 1939 Ford in production Ford 1932-1940. John Anglin placed second with a 197 Ford Woody in 1941-1951. Jim Ross took second with a 1939 Cadillac in open classic 1935-1948. Kenny Neal won with a 1906 Maxwell in oldest antique through 1929. John Dupps’ 1922 Mercer was first as best parade car.

Middletown Hamilton Fairfield Jim Ross Kenny Neal Maxwell Mercer John Dupps Germantown

Otterbein festival Saturday opens annual open house and fish fry

Otterbein Home in Lebanon hosts its tenth annual open house arts and crafts festival and fish fry this Saturday from 1 24 pm on grounds at Ohio 741 and 63. Bus tours of the campus and self-guided tours of buildings accompany an audio-visual on the homes ministry to the aged. Dr. Robert E. Airhart serves as general chairman.

Lebanon Otterbein Ohio the Journal Robert E. Airhart

Germantown park board loses second member resigns

John Wilson resigned Tuesday from the Germantown Village Park and Recreation Board, the second such departure recently. He cited lack of time and frustration with recreation governance, urged a bigger budget, a full time recreation director, and clearer authority. Valley View Middle School principal Wilson enjoyed four years on the board.

Germantown John Wilson Village Park and Recreation Board Wilson Don Kohr Park Board Valley View Middle School Douglas Ralph Moler Fenske

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