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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1971
Page
5
About 100 high school students joined a cop in event painting the Las Vegas police station. They funded supplies themselves and earned a day off from school while building better relations with officers who shared lunch and casual conversation.
An American missionary couple, Rev Milo L. Thornberry Jr and Judith Thornberry, were ordered to leave Formosa within 48 hours amid tension with dissident circles. They had lived near Huang Kai-tung and were detained under house arrest, linked to opposition to the Nationalist regime. The U S Embassy confirmed they are the first Americans deported from the island, with discussions ongoing between governments.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The last three American whaling ships remain after a century of decline. Del Monte operates three 103 foot ships from Richmond at San Francisco Bay. Secretary Stans ordered a halt to new operations affecting 40 workers and a $1.5 million investment.
Butler County police reported several thefts in the last 24 hours. Vernon Smith said three registered cows valued at 1200 dollars and ten registered calves worth 2000 dollars were stolen from his farm. Intruders damaged Louis Potter’s basement door at Elk Creek Road but nothing was taken. John Roark reported a stereo tape player and two tapes worth 115 dollars stolen from his car, plus a Marine Corps discharge. A 3 caliber rifle ten antique hand irons and an old lamp were taken from Mary Jackson’s residence. Ralph Stephenson stated two 35 dollar batteries were stolen from vehicles at Overpeck Lumber Co. in Maud county.
Dr. Donald Quentin Kern, 56, energy conversion authority and AEC consultant since 1964, died of a cerebral hemorrhage at his Shaker Heights home. He authored the textbook Process Heat Transfer with wide international translations and published about 60 papers. He also advised the Interior Department and visited Israel.
At 10 26 a.m. a resident on 1619 Central Ave Lee Neilson 70 of 109 N Leibee St was found lying on the sidewalk after a collapse with a nose injury and was rushed to Middletown Hospital by ambulance in good condition today. At 5 02 p.m. on 411 Weaver Ave Anthony King 4 choked on bubble gum and remained at the scene.
Freshman High School students will report on their visit to a narcotics rehabilitation clinic in Lexington Kentucky at a Kiwanis Club meeting at noon tomorrow in the Manchester Motor Inn. Teachers Charles Ewart and Mrs. Ann Heck attend. students include Scott Barnes Ken Russell Leann Grimes Margaret Moschett Melinda Smith Cindy Whitenack.
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