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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
3
The Cincinnati market shows cattle activity with calves and steers steady to higher for select grades. Cows and bulls vary by weight, while hogs and sheep face declines. vealers and lambs move with price shifts and varying quality across weights.
In Columbus Ohio the AP notes prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities. The report includes consumer grades and U S grades with a minimum 50 case lot requirement. Carton sizes like Large A are listed with specific price figures.
Doctors report Preparation H reduces inflamed hemorrhoidal tissues and provides hours of relief from itching and pain. Tests with patients in New York and Washington, D C, across a medical center show similar results, and millions use it yearly without prescription.
Twenty three drivers from Hauselman Transportation Co received safe driving emblems at the annual award banquet at the Holiday Inn. The top honorees logged 10 to 15 years of accident free driving, led by Earl Reece and others, with the group totaling 138 years of safe driving in Ohio. S.J. Tutt, the president, cited over three million safe miles driven by the recipients.
About $80 was taken in an armed robbery at the Bonded Oil Station on Riley Boulevard and Second Street. Attendant John K. Bush, on duty about 4:45 a.m., was ordered into the restroom by the robber who fled on foot. Police have no suspects.
Washington AP reports a government audit of subsidized housing reveals schemes to inflate land values and profits. It cites eight cases of inflated land valuations and architects’ fees exceeding norms on 62 projects, with funds misused and subsidies wrongly paid.
American steel producers fear the 1.1 million net tons of January imports, with no voluntary restraint agreement in place. Industry Week notes the surge from Japan and the EEC but gains in low priced Class C steel sheet production and strong appliance demand. Domestic mills produced 2,510,000 net tons in the week ending March 11.
Three Middletown High COE students won regional awards at the Spring Competitive Events contest in Colerain High School. Chris Hunter took second in communications, Debbie Borders second in accounting, and Darlene Gay fourth in general clerical. The group earned medals and eligibility for Ohio state honors in Columbus on March 25. Middletown High sent five entries from 24 area high schools with Gerry Shoemaker and Sandy Lengyel also competing, all guided by Miss Thelma Masters. Lemon Monroe COE did not compete in the district contest.
Two Middletown men Lawrence G. Cox and his brother Robert P. Cox were arrested by Deputy Gerald Massey on breaking and entering charges after a 12 11 p.m. report of a break in at Marion Davis residence 2410 Pekin Road. The men were found walking from the scene and detained at the Warren county jail. Mrs. Davis said nothing was missing.
Middletown East Kiwanis Club will discuss various ways to invest money at a meeting tomorrow at the Holiday Inn. Guest speaker John McClure of Investors Diversified Services Inc will address the group. The session starts at 6 30 p.m.
Rosedale Elementary School will present its annual Gym Capades Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school gym. The PTO sponsors a paper drive Thursday and will have a truck at the school Wednesday night for paper drop offs.
Dance caps were a common classroom and school event accessory in Canada prior to World War I, reflecting social customs and youth entertainment of that era. The practice appeared in multiple local accounts detailing school ceremonies and student activities before 1914.
Chicago readers are invited to request a free non-operating model of Beltone's smallest hearing aid. The ad promises a no cost no obligation trial at home, weighing under a third of an ounce and wearing at the ear with no wires. Send to Dept. 5419 Beltone Electronics Corp. 4201 Victoria, Chicago IL 60646.
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