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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1974

Page

2

Scout awards set for Mound Builders dinner at Lebanon High

The Mound Builders Area Council will honor adult scouts with the Silver Beaver and Silver Fawn awards at a Lebanon High School dinner at 7 p.m. The St George Award goes to a Catholic-faith scouter and Woodbadge medals to top training volunteers. William Saunders will speak on the State of the Council as Roy Whitaker remains in serious condition after a tractor-trailer hit by a train at Oxford State Road.

Mound Builders Area Council Lebanon High School St. George William Saunders Roy Whitaker Oxford State Road Middletown Hospital

Cancer vaccine hope voiced by UC physician at dinner

Dr. I Leonard Bernstein UC Medical Center professor says immunology may aid future cancer vaccines. He notes cancer stems from cell growth failure and spread, cites chemicals viruses hormones genetics and UV/X-ray exposure as factors, and mentions vaccines used with treatment or when standard care fails. He cites French tumor vaccines and TB germ research as promising, while stressing immunology complements, not replaces, surgery or chemotherapy.

I. Leonard Bernstein University of Cincinnati Bernstein Brown’s Run Country Club UC Medical Center

OEPA delays action on Trenton sewer aid.

OEPA postpones funding for Trenton sewer plans as readiness questions stall county regional plant near LeSourdsville. Officials warn delays may push construction funds into fiscal 1976 and imperil the Trenton project. County engineer Hinchberger unavailable for comment.

OEPA Trenton Eric von Klinger LeSourdsville Columbus Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Bob Francis Intergovernmental Relations EPA France The Journal Butler County James Hinchberger Miami Conservancy District Rolfe Wagner Hinchberger

Pelley Proposes Three Democratic Primary Forums

Oxford candidate James H. Pelly suggests three public forums for the eighth district Democratic primary. He invites rivals Edward Strinko and Harry Wilks to participate, aiming to discuss inflation ethics energy policy and foreign affairs before the May 1 primary. Pelly notes historical apathy and calls for intelligent voter discussion.

James H. Pelly Oxford Pelley Edward Strinko Harry Wilks Miami University Wilks Strinko

Deaths Nebraska Reece CAMDEN-Mrs Nebraska Cope Reece

Mrs Nebraska Cope Reece 65 of Tucker Road died Tuesday at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a three day stay. Survived by husband Dora four sons Robert Cope Henry Cope George Cope Mickey Cope and daughter Charottle Prater and step son Delmar Reece. Also four sisters 30 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Services Friday at 6 pm Somerville Pentecostal Church with Rev. Riley Parker officiating. Burial in Fairmont Cemetery. Friends may call today 7 to 9 p.m. at R C Nein & Sons Funeral Home.

Camden Nebraska Cope Reece Tucker Road Mercy Hospital Hamilton Dora Robert Cope Miamisburg Henry Cope Maryland George Cope California Mickey Cope Charottle Prater Delmar Reece Grace Hamblin Georgia McGuire Gus Brandenburg Mary Instprucker Fairfield Somerville Pentecostal Church Riley Parker Fairmont Cemetery R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home

Big Brothers Seek Director for Middletown Chapter

The Big Brothers of Greater Middletown seeks an executive director for a part time paid role about 10 hours weekly. Duties include coordinating activities and interviewing prospective big and little brothers. Prior administrative social work or guidance counseling experience preferred. Apply via Adam Cristo or resume to Big Brothers Box 1968 Middletown.

Big Brother Big and Little Brothers Adam Cristo Big Brothers Box Middletown

Armco proxies receive temporary ZIP code 45272

Armco Steel Corp stockholders will receive proxy vote envelopes bearing the temporary ZIP 45272. Some 90,000 or more shareholders will be mailed from the Cincinnati post office directly to Armco headquarters in Middletown to speed delivery and ease local mail handling ahead of the April 18 annual meeting.

Middletown Armco Steel Corp Armco Cincinnati

Eight youths injured as pickup bed passengers ejected

Nine youths were riding in a pickup bed when the driver, 16, sped onto Kalbfleisch Road from Dickey Road and lost control. Two passengers, Tonya Brooks 15 and Debbie Hensley 16, were admitted in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. The driver Stephen Whitlock 16 was cited for no operator's license and reckless operation. Several other youths were treated and released.

Kalbfleisch Road Dickey Road Middletown Hospital Tonya Brooks Elk Creek Road Debbie Hensley Trenton Butler County Stephen Whitlock Hursh Road Ricky Reynolds Timothy Barr Linda Bryant Terry Spivey Marvin Blankenship Iti Kelly Knapp

Four Charged in Diamond International Warehouse Fire

Arson charges were filed yesterday against three youths and Gregory Scott Engle age 20 of 1212 Ellen Drive for a blaze at a Diamond International Corp warehouse on March 8. Investigators linked at least one suspect to the scene via a tennis shoe print. Damages are estimated at 20000 to 60000 dollars.

Gregory Scott Engle Ellen Drive Diamond International Corp Curtis Peck Robert Curtis Robert Fry Division of Fire Doug Nichols Byron Johnson Diamond International Paul Welch Jr Packaging Products

Betty Crocker Scholarship Awarded to Ohio Senior

Joel A. Porter of Princeton High School in Cincinnati has been named Ohio’s 1974 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow. General Mills selected him from 33,342 high school seniors for the $1,500 scholarship.

Minneapolis Princeton Cincinnati Joel A. Porter Ohio Betty Crocker General Mills Corp

One Hurt After Two Car Crash at City Intersection

Raymond Cloud, 43, of 101 N. Clinton St., was treated at Middletown Hospital after a 1 a.m. collision at Roosevelt Boulevard and Kensington Street. Sandra Waggoner, cited for failure to yield, drove south on Kensington when brakes failed and her car struck Cloud’s vehicle. Damages were $200 to Waggoner’s car and $250 to Cloud’s car.

Middletown Hospital Roosevelt Boulevard Kensington Street Raymond Cloud Clinton St Sandra Waggoner Kensington

Medicare bill co author Cecil King dies at 76

Cecil R. King former congressman and co author of the Medicare bill died at 76 from a stroke in Inglewood California. A family spokesman said King served as a veteran Democratic legislator and his landmark achievement was Medicare legislation.

Inglewood Calif Cecil R. King

Middletown East Kiwanis Rose Bush Sale Starts

The Middletown East Kiwanis Club announces its annual fund raising rose bush sale. Jim Cottrell, project chairman, offers bare root florabunda from Spring Hill Nursery in red pink white or yellow at 3 for one or 2.50 each for two or more. Place orders with any member or call Herb McBain at 1015 Minnesota St. Delivery is set for April 27.

Middletown East

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