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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1970

Page

11

Lebanon council blocks zone change for 260 unit complex

Lebanon city council voted 5 to 0 to deny a zoning change for 36 acres on Monroe Road owned by Roy E. Slone, preventing a planned unit development that would allow 140 additional apartments. Opponents in a nearby subdivision gathered 293 signatures. The council also discussed federal funds for traffic lights through TOPICS.

Lebanon Monroe Road Roy E. Slone Slone Commission Nol LO Council Charles Guard Guard

Mason ambassador arrives in Plymouth England

Masonite Mrs Donna Beavers arrives in Plymouth England aboard a liner, continuing her journey as a cultural envoy. The event marks a page in Mason community exchanges with British hosts during a period of international cultural ties.

Mason England Donna Louis Journal Donna Beavers Plymouth Ohio United States Beavers Mason Council Donald Mollman

Bumper cherry crop expected this year

A USDA report forecasts a bumper tart cherry crop in Ohio and the five Great Lakes states. Ohio alone may produce 1700 tons, more than double 1969, despite May freeze and two poor years. The five-state 1970 forecast is 147200 tons, up 8 percent from last year and 14 percent from 1968.

Ohio Great Lakes New York Pennsylvania Wisconsin

Busy Bees Junior Dept Picnic and Vacation Bible School

Kings Mills report the Busy Bees Junior Department picnic set for Friday evening June 25 at Virgil Wight's home in Blanchester with 5 30 p m assembly at the Baptist church. Vacation Bible School runs daily at the Baptist Church 9 30 to 11 30 a m through June 26. Donald Langenbrunner, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Langenbrunner, has enlisted in the U S Army and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.

Alleen Stephenson Donald Langenbrunner Earl Langenbrunner U.S. Army Fort Leonard Wood Missouri

Goats and Grassy Concerns Hit Omaha County Board

Clarabelle the goat at Douglas County Noxious Weed Control Board acts oddly, hailed as Omaha’s top marijuana consumer. Chairman Ray Vilarreal notes the animal’s behavior as it joins a list of grassy counties including Warren County, tied to a St Louis narcotics meeting attended by agent Berman Ross.

Clarabelle Omaha Nebraska Douglas Country Vilarreal Warren County United States Berman Ross St. Louis Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs

Meat Patties to Get Federal Labeling Standards

The U S Department of Agriculture proposed standards for federally inspected meat patties and party mixes and labeling rules to reveal ingredients. Beef patty or beef and veal labels would require raw meat content with fat not over 30 percent. added water cereal and other components would need clear labeling.

U.s.department of Agriculture

Battle for the Pork King Rages Over Backyard Grilling

In a spirited clash over pork prestige, Gerber urges home cooks to claim cooking leadership. He touts three quarters to one inch chops and a county extension guide to master the royal meat.

Gerber Peace, Justice Pork Pro David B. Gerber

Horoscope Review for 1970 Indicates Profitable Ideas and Planned Progress

The reading warns routine tasks outperform new undertakings with one exception. New ideas to simplify routines may pay off, and unusual suggestions deserve attention. For birthdays, Aug 1 marks a strong 3 month cycle to advance career and finances, with rewards and aid forthcoming. Major travel and personal outlook periods are noted through 1970.

Unemployment Drops in Ohio in May

Ohio unemployment fell from 194 800 in April to 136 400 in May, a 1.3 percentage point decrease. Willard P. Dudley, administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, cited the May figures showing 3 percent of the civilian labor force unemployed.

Ohio Willard P. Dudley Ohio Bureau of Employment Services

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