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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
8
Rich ard O Conner was sworn in as Trenton’s first full time treasurer. He will audit city finances, track revenue sources, and prepare more detailed reports for council while assisting department heads with paperwork.
A 131 page USDA report notes that almost 355000 acres in Ohio were permanently removed from rural and agricultural use in the last ten years. The Ohio CNI lists land use by county, with cropland totaling about 13 million of 26.2 million acres.
Miami University unveils Special Summer Credit Programs including a 10 credit hour Russian Reading Course in the Social Science designed for social science students to gain reading knowledge with no prior Russian required. The program runs two terms from June 19 to July 21 and July 24 to Aug 25, with multiple other courses offered across disciplines.
Lebanon city officials may revoke the non exclusive franchise held by Continental Cablevision at the next council meeting. Continental has held the Lebanon hookup since last June but has taken no steps to start the project. Tele Communications Inc. could include Lebanon in a larger area plan, officials say. The council may also update the franchise ordinance per FCC recommendations for shorter installation timelines and two way communications.
Dr Harold W Phend is appointed vice president for external affairs at Western College announced by President William C Spencer. He formerly served as vice president for development at Kendall College Evanston Ill and holds degrees from Indiana State Michigan State University. He is listed in Who's Who in the Midwest and has chaired and consulted for multiple education and industry groups.
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson reports March tax distributions totaling 85 612 74 dollars, rising over last year by more than 660 000 monthly to 83 counties. Montgomery leads with 215 034 05 dollars, Preble 9 166 66, Warren 15 319 33, as the new law guarantees a minimum yearly share of 110 000 per county.
The Carlisle Lions will host an Easter egg hunt Saturday at 11 a.m. on Carlisle High football field with separate roped areas for age groups and prize eggs. Carlisle Jaycee Wives plan a Bunny Brunch 10 to noon at Carlisle Elementary with punch cookies and the Easter Bunny.
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