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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
18
Bethel in Clermont County figures Thomas Morris a 1830s U S senator who opposed Calhoun and Clay on slavery. He was among the first officials to oppose slavery openly and his stance damaged his political career.
Karl Wright a 13 year old seventh grader at Amanda Middle School will compete in the final National Spelling Bee in Cincinnati. The regional semi finals were held last Saturday with about 40 spellers entering the Sunday final at the WCET TV station. The winner goes to Washington June 6 to 11 for the national contest and the program airs April 3 at 4 p.m.
Gerald Wesley Scott a U S Foreign Service officer who served in Somalia Atars and Issas Ethiopia Morocco Gabon and Vietnam will discuss U S and Africa policy at a Middletown Campus forum. The free event in Logan Johnston Hall room 113 starts 7 30 p m Sunday sponsored by the Middletown Council on World Affairs and Miami University.
Four city firemen from the Division of Fire attend a four day international instruction conference in Memphis Tennessee. The 49th conference features workshops speeches and classes on new firefighting and emergency techniques. Attendees are Fire Inspector Phil Lacefield Captain Jack Williamson Don Moren and Captain Roger South. Armco founded Middletown plant in 1900 by George M Verity pioneered steel research including the continuous rolling mill process.
The Franklin High School annual Spring Band Concert runs 7:30 p.m. Monday at La Comedia Dinner Theatre Ohio 73 Springboro. Admission two dollars adults one dollar students proceeds fund band uniforms. Director John Palmer conducts with soloists Ken Flora Cindy McKee Scott Dixon Bob Filar Elvin Hamilton Lisa Gast and guest conductor Luther Estridge.
California led with 13.5 million licensed drivers in 1975, followed by New York with 8.8 million and Texas with 7.5 million. The national total reached 129 million licensed motorists across the United States.
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