Adoption Petition For Lloyd Deaton In Butler County Ohio
In Butler County Probate Court a petition for the adoption of Lloyd Whisman Jr born November 2 1963 Middletown Ohio was filed with a hearing set for June 1 1971 at 10 00 a m The father is alleged to have willfully failed to provide support for more than two years and a hearing before Judge Maxwell Finkieman Deputy Clerk Finkieman For Shaw on March 73 30 April 6132027 Q20 2
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Court OF Common Pleas
Butler County
Ohio
Lloyd Deaton
Lloyd Whisman
Lloyd Whisman Jr
Middletown
Harry F. Walsh
Kaiser
Finkiemen
Finkieman & Forshaw
Maxwell Finkieman
Joseph Scott Deaton
Joseph Scott Whisman
IF. Walsh
Jeanette Kaiser
Finkleman
Philomena Marie Deaton
Philomena Marie Whisman
Finkieman
Adoption notices for Deaton and Whisman in Butler County
Publication notices announce petitions for the adoptions of Joseph Scott Whisman born February 6 1968 Middletown Ohio and Philomena Marie Whisman born January 20 1965 Middletown Ohio. Scheduled hearings before Judge in Butler County Probate Court on June 1 1971 at 10:00 a.m. cite failed child support periods and related petitions.
Dayton Livestock Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices
Daily livestock sale notes from Dayton market list hogs at 325 to 475 pounds and sows, calf prices, and utility cattle with price ranges. Final figures show declines across several categories with per hundredweight quotes in the mid tens to low fifties for calves and mid twenties for utilities.
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report
Cincinnati livestock data from the USDA AP summary notes cattle 600 head calves 25, slaughter steers and heifers moderately active and steady, cows moderately active and steady, bulls about steady. Steers priced at 0.975 to 1.100 pounds per head for 975 to 1100 pound range.
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Cincinnati
Stock Market Slips as Dow Dips to 910.60
New York stocks opened lower as the market resumed its decline after a brief early-week gain. Declines outpaced advances on the NYSE amid fractional price moves and light trading, with economists warning that the economy may not be rebounding as quickly as hoped. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2.32 points to 910.60, and the AP 60-stock average dropped 1.1 to 315.7 as total volume reached 1.429 million shares, the lightest in three weeks.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Big Board
Bond Issue Rumor Hints at Ohio Capital Upgrades
Ohio Governor Gilligan administration weighing a large state capital bond issue to fund upgrades. Finance Director Harold Hovey says a building needs review is underway and recommendations could be ready in about two weeks. Hovey favors early action though it may influence proposed 2x budget increases. Rhodes era bonds were popular but drew Democratic criticism. Officials estimate over $1 billion in new capital needs, though a bond total unlikely to reach that level.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
James A. Rhodes
Hovey
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Egg and poultry price report from Ohio markets
Ohio market update shows carton prices for eggs and poultry at packing plants and retailers in major cities. Large A eggs range 37 to 44 cents per dozen to packers, with white cartons to retailers mainly 45 to 47 cents. Medium A 34 to 39 to packers and 41 to 46 to retailers. Small A 24 to 28 to packers. Poultry fryers priced at 42.5 cents, potatoes 4.00 to 5.50 per bushel.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Campus Offices Close During CCG&E Repairs
Middletown Campus offices of Miami University closed at 11 a m as Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co replaced a transformer that burned out last Saturday. No classes were affected with spring recess. offices expected to reopen tomorrow.
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Miami University
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
C. Eugene Bennett
Faulkner elected Northern Ireland prime minister
In Belfast the Protestant Unionist party chose moderate Brian Faulkner 50 to lead the province, defeating militant William Craig 26 to 4. Craig claimed control of many district branches and raises the prospect of his party leadership at Monday’s convention. The move follows Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark’s resignation over a push for tougher measures against the IRA. The IRA Provisional wing claims responsibility for topple actions and vows continued retaliation as violence grows with at least 20 deaths this year.
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March 23 highlights across history and world events
On this date in history Patrick Henry urged liberty not to fear death. Handel premiered Messiah in London with King George II in attendance. Theodore Roosevelt sailed for Africa in 1090 and Musolini founded a movement in 1919. Reichstag granted Hitler dictatorial power in 1933. U S forces crossed the Rhine in 1945. Pakistan became a republic in 1956. Kennedy warned Laos in 1961. Canterbury Archbishop Ramsey met Pope Paul VI in 1965. The United States weighed Israel’s jet purchase request in 1966.
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Virginia
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New York
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Vatican
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Mellon grants aid 16 liberal arts colleges for faculty support
The Andrew Mellon Foundation announced grants of 200000 dollars to 16 liberal arts universities including Kenyon College in Ohio. The funds may be used to raise salaries hire new faculty members or implement other measures to strengthen academic staffing.
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Ohio
Kenyon College
Andrew Mellon Foundation
Foundation
Writing It Down Shy Crisis Reports Turn To Mail
San Francisco AP reports that the death by own action prevention center now accepts crisis letters. About 50 have written in a month since solicitations began. staff reply to every letter with an address. Center founder Roger Cornut notes letters reveal more frank feelings and may itself be therapeutic. An unmarried pregnant woman seeks anger guidance while another man gains courage to seek help after a letter reply.
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Roger Cornut
Cornut
Loot Reaches $1000 as Break-ins Sweep Area
Police report a spate of thefts over the weekend with loot exceeding 1000 dollars. Incidents spanned Parkway Cafe, Wells Body Shop, Ben's Sohio, Gulf Station, Clark Station, Chug's Pool Room, Beatty Electronics, and multiple homes and cars. Notable losses included tools, music boxes, tires, oils, and electronic gear across several addresses.
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Charles Street
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Michael Barnett
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Rosie Ratliff
What the Stars Say March 21 to April 2
Horoscope roundup covers all zodiac signs from Aries to Capricorn. Highlights promise romance for Aries, business caution for Taurus, financial delays for Gemini, high activity for Cancer, background digging for Leo, favorable but restrictive Virgo, Libra focus on finance, Scorpio teamwork boosts, Sagittarius handling confusion with progress, and Capricorn a loved one gift bringing pleasure.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
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Albers Parent Listing OK'd
Norfolk report states Colonial Stores, parent of Albers Super Markets and Big Star stores, will list on the New York Stock Exchange with trading set to begin April 12. Colonial Stores run 432 units with aggregate sales of $660 million. stock currently trades over the counter.
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Colonial Stores
Albers Super Markets
Big Star Stories
Ohio
New York Stock Exchange
Ernest F. Boyce
Colonial
Divorce Action Filed In Butler County Ohio
Norma Jean Medley filed for divorce from Frank Medley in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio Case No 20047 on February 11 1971 grounding on gross neglect of duty and wilful abandonment. Defendant must answer within 28 days after March 23 1971 or a default judgment may be entered. Clerk Edward S S Robb Jr Deputy Barbara Carter Attorney Thomas H Stubbs Castell Building Middletown Ohio 4504.
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Norma Jean Medley
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Seid
Edward S&s. Robb, JR
Barbara Carter
Thomas H. Stubbs
Castell Builid
Middletown
Doctor Sees Vaccine Advance Against Hepatitis
New York University pediatric chief Dr Saul Krugman reported a successful immunization trial against the most serious form of hepatitis. He said a vaccine could be developed in five to nine years and might be controlled like polio through widespread vaccination.
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NEW York
New York University
Saul Krugman
New York University Medical Center
Krugman
Middletown OKs bridge replacement on Culbertson Road project
An emergency ordinance authorizes the Director of Highways to replace a bridge on Culbertson Road in Middletown Butler County Ohio. The city cooperates with the state covering right of way at no cost and maintenance obligations, with traffic controls to follow state rules. The measure is signed by Chairman C Dudley Inwood on March 23.
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Butler County
Ohio
Culbertson Road
Roosevelt Ave
Wellington Road
Butler
City of
Seid Highway
State of
Seid City
Department of Highways
Department of Highways Engineer
Ohio Department of Highway Construction
Bureau of Public Roads Policy and Procedure
Sylvia H. Hughes
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