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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1970

Page

42

Justice Dept sues over Biscayne Bay thermal pollution

The Justice Department sues Florida Power & Light for discharging heated Bay water from the Turkey Point plant into Biscayne Bay, risking marine life. A court order deadline of 45 days for a pollution plan is sought, with a potential hearing set for March 24.

Miami Justice Department Florida Biscayne Bay Florida Power & Light Co Turkey Point U.S. Atty Robert W. Rust U.S. District Court C. Clyde Atkins Interior Walter J. Hickel Florida Power & Light Biscayne Bay National Monument Nixon Bayside United States

Changes Made At Comtrol Division

Extensive corporate reorganization announced at Cincinnati Milling. Mike Radeke named manager of entry into minicomputer group marketing development with CIP-2000 and CIP-2100 plants in Lebanon. Harold V. Edwards leads Cimtrol Division with several new managers and departments including operations, information products, and marketing services.

Cincinnati Miullings Herb Fuldner Fuldner James Stergiopoulos New Information Products Group Lonnie Burnett Cimtrol Victor Shaffer Shaffer Robert Wright Ben Carter John Neu Golden Herrin Sid Jordan Norman Neal Allied Products Engineering Manager

Port of Houston Ranked Third Largest and Most Dangerous

A late 1960s AP report outlines the Port of Houston as the nation’s third largest and potentially explosive. It notes a 52 mile channel, a 400 foot width, and high volumes of dangerous cargo, with calls for tighter licensing of tug captains and enhanced fire protection and bridge communications.

Houston Tex Houston Ship Texas W. L. Farnsworth National Cargo Bureau United States Farnsworth Great Lakes Cmdr al Rose U.S. Coast Guard Port of Pat J. Neeley Channel Cmdr. Rose Rose Paul Drozack Seafarers Union Congress Amoco Virginia Air Force Tex House of Representatives Jim Clark Hoiton Cap James E. Baker Port Capta Lykes Ship Air Lines Baker

Cranberry Sauce Popularity Shifts Since 1940s

Boston notes that commercially produced cranberry sauce began market in about 40 years ago while most berries were sold fresh for home prep until the late 1940s. Today roughly 20 percent of the annual crop is sold fresh.

Boston

Highly skilled weavers craft bamboo matting into fine sheets

Artisans weave bamboo fibers into ultra thin matting used as bed sheets and spillow cases, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and material versatility.

Square D Promotes Three Executives at Middletown and Oxford Plants

Square D Co announces three promotions at its Barkelew M iddletown and Oxford plants. Donald D. McKillop becomes comptroller at Oxford. Richard E. Mort named plant accountant at Middletown. John P. Denny appointed personnel manager at Barkelew Middletown.

Square D Co Donald D. McKillop Orchard St Square D Oxford Richard E. Mort Dayton Square D Barkeley Middletown John P. Denny N. Elmer Drive Square D Barkelew McKillop Barkelew Electric Manufacturing Co

Janet Cline Named Counselor at Armco Steel

Mrs Janet Cline of Lebanon route 3 has been named employment counselor for Armco Steel Corp Office. She joined Armco in 1960 and was later secretary to Harry Holiday, executive vice president of the Steel Group.

Janet Cline Lebanon Armco Steel Corp Cline Armco Harry Holiday Steel Group

Halt Traffic For One Day In Seattle Protest

Rainier Beach Junior-Senior High students backed by Councilman Sam Smith propose a no-traffic Sunday on May 3 in Seattle. The Stop Traffic's Obnoxious Pollution group envisions bicycling, hiking, walking and street seminars to address pollution issues. Karen Wilson suggested rollerskates and skateboards as transport options.

Seattle Rainier Beach Sam Smith Karen Wilson Smith

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