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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1970
Page
12
On a summer day a preschool helper squeezes clay for teachers. Faith Fox Samantha Salmon and Paul Kirby appear in a photo as younger staff brace for the messy moment. The scene shows the difficulty of keeping adults calm while molding clay on concrete.
More than 20,000 square dancers from every state and countries like Germany and Saudi Arabia are expected for the 19th National Square Dance Convention in Louisville starting June 25. The event runs three days with dancing from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. in seven ballrooms at the Kentucky Exposition Center. U.S. Senator Edmund S. Muskie will speak at a $100-a-plate fundraiser in Cleveland to aid John J. Gilligan’s gubernatorial bid, highlighting the national campaign network linked to the convention.
The article notes a social pest on pigs, the hog louse, a one fourth inch gray blood-sucking parasite. It hides in leg and ear areas and folds of neck skin and any sheltered body part. David Gerber of Ohio State University explains its habitats and impact on swine.
Ohio faces rapid land use change from farms to homes and roads says Robert E. Quilliam of the U S Soil Conservation Service Columbus urging adherence to conservation principles to guide urban planning and protect resources. The piece notes service support for communities and stresses practical, site specific soil and water management by trained technicians. It also covers hog lice control with Malathion and other products, safety cautions, and timing for winter treatments including bedding and slaughter considerations.
George Hanna, president of the Deerfield Union School District board, warns a 354 unit trailer park approved by Warren County could force half day sessions, bond issues for classrooms and taxes. Public hearing by County Commissioners on June 30 at 10 00 p m will decide the plan’s fate.
The House Appropriations Committee approved 2.8 million for the Caesars Creek project. A Corps of Engineers spokesman noted Senate action, GAO review, and presidential approval still needed. Bids for dam and levies to be let in January 1971. lake and flood control project valued at 320 million dollars, 6100 acres, to finish in 1974 or 1975.
Warren County Treasurer urges property owners to pay second half 1969 taxes by July 20 to avoid a 10 percent penalty. If bills未 received contact Lebanon office at 932-9015 or Franklin at 423-5739 for assistance.
LEBANON city planning commission rejected Roy Sloan’s request to rezone 36 acres on Monroe Road near the Ohio 48 Bypass from single to multi family. Neighbors led by Harold Knepshield protested, citing lower property values and more traffic. Knepshield, a Dentals Corps officer designate, is to be commissioned in Sacramento Calif.
Monroe The 1955 graduating class from Lomen A Madison High Monroe High School will hold their 15 year reunion August 8. The reunion supper will be at the Pineside Methodist Hospital while study at Ohio State Sharonville.
Captain Benjamin R. Dunn of the Lebanon Correctional Institution returned to duty after a one week supervision seminar at Ohio Correctional Academy Chillicothe attended by seven penal institutions. Certificates were given by E. B. Haskins. Dunn, promoted last October, has 10 years in the Ohio Division of Correction and lives with Sylvia and their three children at 3806 Vannest Ave.
Col Robert J Hullar USAF Miami University Air Force ROTC commander and professor of aerospace studies will retire this summer to pursue graduate study in international affairs at Florida State University Tallahassee. He plans teaching and admin work at the junior college level. Hullar, a World War II veteran and 30-year service member who came to Oxford in 1968 from Pleiku Vietnam, is active in Kiwanis and has three children.
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