Homes emerge as best of all investments amid energy crisis
Copley News Service reports that the energy crisis boosts home ownership appeal as a top investment. Prices rise, materials costs surge, and higher wages tighten financing, with experts predicting continued gains and a 20 percent drop in new homes in 1974. Some families priced out as income thresholds bite.
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Copley News Service
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Home Builders
Santo Goodkin
Miami Language Conference Invites Area Teachers
Language teachers in English French German Russian and Spanish are invited to a one day Drive-in Language Conference at Miami University Oxford campus McGuffey Hall on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The program features seminars workshops and sessions on sound grammar and word development with emphasis on communication and cultural aspects. Registration is 6 dollars with lunch coffee included. day only attendees pay 3 dollars.
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Miami University
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Fairfield bar owner elected head of Ohio Licensed Beverage Association
William McGrath of Fairfield was elected president of the Ohio Licensed Beverage Association at its annual Columbus convention. He owns the Blackie Lounge in Middletown at 1211 Jackson Lane, operated for six years, and also runs the Chevy Bar in Fairfield.
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Middletown High 1944 Class Plans 30th Reunion
Middletown High School class of 1944 schedules a 30th year reunion dinner dance on July 20 at the DAV Hall on Middletown Franklin Road. Of 287 members, 17 graduates are unlocatable, with Mrs. Fred Ruscher coordinating arrangements. Notable missing include Louise Hester Fricke and Geraldine Ellis Randolph.
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DAV Hall
Middletown-Franklin Road
Fred Ruscher
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Louise Hester Fricke
Geraldine Ellis Randolph
Maxwell Cobb
Norma Sies Sundell
Mary
Toledo Residents Win Michigan New Year's Bonus Prizes
In all, two Toledo residents won $2000 each and a third won $500 in Michigan’s second New Year’s Bonus lottery drawing. Winners of $2000 were Voneida Mclirath and Frank Miklos, while Joseph Nalepa took $500. The article lists Ruth Eliopulous DeAngue, David McCullough, Millard Highley, Herbert Banks and Harold Rhoads as others to contact Mrs. Ruscher for locating the winners.
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Toledo
Michigan
Voneida Mclirath
Frank Miklos
Joseph Nalepa
Ruth Eliopulous DeAngue
David McCullough
Millard Highley
Herbert Banks
Harold Rhoads
Mrs. Ruscher
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