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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1975

Page

3

Dayton steam heating serves 432 DP and L customers

In Dayton Ohio 432 DP and L customers buy two billion pounds of steam heated water annually. The system transports 18 miles of underground pipes to heat downtown offices stores and industrial sites. The network ranks 13th in size among U S city steam systems.

Dayton, Ohio Dayton Power & Light Co Dp&l Dayton Walter M. Gillespie First National Bank Federal IBM

Ohio cattle farms rise as dairy farms drop in 1974

Ohio Farm Bureau data show cattle farms reaching 59,000 in 1974, up 2,000 from 1973, while dairy farms declined to 16,500, down 1,800. DP&L spokesman says steam heating remains uncompetitive vs electricity and natural gas though prices rise and gas shortages persist.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Ohio Dp&l Gillespie Morgan

Fast food goes global with 6400 outlets by 1979 study says

An Agriculture Department ERS report predicts eight major U.S. fast food firms will run over 6400 outlets abroad by 1979 led by Japan Australia Europe and Canada. Domestic expansion favors company-owned outlets while foreign growth leans on local partners amid regulatory and language hurdles.

Washington Agriculture Department U.S Japan Australia Europe Canada Department Economic Research Service Philip B. Dwoskin Dwoskin United States

Local man wanted in Walnut Inn shooting incident

Hamilton police sought an unidentified Middletown man after an altercation at the Walnut Inn on Seventh and Walnut Streets. Three men were shot. George Curtis, 25 Harm Street, was in Mercy Hospital in good condition. Charles Alexander and James Shields were treated and released. The 3:50 AM incident centered on a dispute over a woman.

Hamilton Middletown Walnut Inn Seventh Walnut Streets George Curtis Harm St Mercy Hospital Charles Alexander S. Front St James Shields Hampshire Drive Mercy

Twirlers win honors in weekend USTA contests

Local twirlers earned multiple trophies at USTA events in Dayton Columbus and New Carlisle. Lee Ann Evans won two trophies in Dayton including first in advance solo 6 years and under Julie Ann Johnson won in beginners 9 years old and another trophy. Additional winners included Kathleen Johnson Sherri Hill Kristina Alley and others.

Dayton Columbus New Carlisle Belmont High School Lee Ann Evans Julie Ann Johnson Kathleen Johnson Sherri Hill Kristina Alley Julie Adams Angie Barker Joni Wagner

Saltshaker Poisoning Traced Through Chicago Case

A saltshaker containing sodium nitrite caused multiple deaths and illnesses after a cleaning of Mae Edwards family home. Mae Edwards died February 7. Her daughter Bobbie Denson and two friends discovered the substance and later spread it to a rooming house where three elderly men died and others fell ill. Health officials say symptoms resembled heart attacks before poisoning was identified.

Chicago Mae Edwards Bobbie Denson Smith Joseph Klein St. Bernard's Hospital Frank Budnick George Yakovich

Intruders Take Guns And TV From Local Home

Butler County deputies reported a burglary at Steve Scholl residence 514 Buena Ave. Three guns and a television valued at 695 dollars were taken yesterday. In a separate incident at Meadows Used Cars on S Main Street a night watchman saw a car in the lot at 10 p.m. Saturday and, upon investigation, the car sped away. The watchman found two guns valued at 175 dollars and suspected a television or stereo in the car’s trunk.

Steve Scholl Buena Ave Butler County Meadows S. Main Street

Taft reports feeling fine after cataract operation

U S Senator Robert Taft Jr of Ohio said he was feeling fine after leaving a hospital where he had a cataract operation last week. He plans to return to Washington as soon as doctors clear him and expects to stay in Cincinnati for at least two weeks.

Cincinnati Ohio U.S Robert Taft Jr Washington Taft

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