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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1972
Page
12
Seventy Ohio teachers, sponsored by the Ohio Education Association, journey to Washington to urge the Pay Board for higher salaries approved by the General Assembly. They plan meetings with Ohio congressmen to press the request.
Butler County Common Pleas Court orders public auction of Lot 15209 at 2016 Fernwood Street Middletown Ohio. Sale set for April 4 1972 between 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. at the courthouse door Hamilton Ohio with cash payment and a $15 000 appraisal. Attorneys Gere J Carpenter Leah B Newlin listed.
City of Middletown requests Butler County Commissioners act as airport zoning board for Middletown Municipal Airport hazard areas. Emergency measure to enable zoning under Ohio Revised Code Chapter 4563, with city providing data and bearing costs. effective upon adoption.
New York UP reports ABC and NBC pilots push unusual brainy sleuths next season. The Delphi Bureau stars Laurence Luckinbill as a photo memory hero in a James Bond style quest to halt stolen military equipment, blending chase scenes with sharp humor.
Timothy Earl Johns petitions in Probate Court of Butler County Ohio for authority to adopt Douglas Floyd Bass age 2 years 9 months child of Herman Charles Bass alleging failure to support for over two years. Hearing at 9:00 A.M. March 30 1972 in the state Court. respond by then. Maxwell N Wear attorney Fairfield Ohio.
Earl Noble is named with unknown residence as defendant in a Butler County Ohio divorce action filed February 4 1972 by Faye Nobile Case No 21989. defendant must answer by March 28 1972 or risk judgment. Separate bids for five passenger school buses will be opened March 16 1972 by Middletown City School District at Betty Yorks office. bids must include bond or certified check equal to 5 percent and meet Ohio standards.
Odets 1935 Broadway drama mirrors Jewish family life in a Bronx tenement. Walter Matthau leads a strong cast in a two hour television production broadcast on public stations. The play centers on the Berger family with its domineering mother and troubled children amid emotional storms.
New York AP reports falsetto singer Tiny Tim whose real name is Herbert Buckingham Khaury has filed for legal separation from Miss Vicky, two years after their 1969 Tonight Show marriage. The couple, with 10 month old Tulip Victoria, are in New Jersey with Vicky's parents while Tim says he owes about $20,000 due to spending. He blames Vicky's modeling ambitions and cites his own financial troubles as factors.
Hollywood report on Tracy Keenan Wynn and Liza Minnelli as examples of a new generation of film stars' children. The piece contrasts past star offspring who faced strict expectations with today’s scions forging independent paths in writing directing and acting, citing cross generation schooling and differing lifestyles.
Los Angeles singer Pearl Bailey, 53, remains in guarded condition after a second heart attack in a month. She was admitted to Northridge Hospital in a coronary care unit, after earlier hospitalization at Cedars-Sinai in February for a seizure and released to recuperate at home.
Dr. Ralph E. Lapp cited in Science Magazine warns the shuttle program could total 51 to 66 billion dollars, exceeding Apollo era costs. He criticizes NASA for unclear budgeting and projecting the program's total expense.
Allen Ray Walls, 18, of Cincinnati, found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of Lonnie Bunch, 20, after an argument outside a downtown drive-in restaurant. Judge Melvin Rueger ordered a presentence investigation and jailed Walls on bond pending sentencing.
A station guide previews tonight’s broadcasts across channels 2 5 7 9 11 12 19 22 featuring dramas comedies and movies. Notable entries include McGarrett in Hawaii Five O seeking a killer and Marcus Welby treating a cystic fibrosis baby with late night movies The Last Challenge and The Scarface Mob also listed with classic film stars.
Yosemite National Park will grow its free shuttle fleet from three to eight 125 passeng er double decker buses to cut private vehicle traffic. The low emission buses will run on two loops servicing main sights trails and lodging as car access remains restricted beyond Yosemite Village.
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