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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1970
Page
11
Work progressed this week on signage for the new Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge at Ohio 122 and Interstate 75. Photographer Paul Steig erwald documented the scene as signs were being installed and the project moved toward completion.
Lebanon reports dog control strain as stray calls flood Warren County. Dog warden Earl Lamb explains countywide limits and local ordinances. emphasizes tying or penning strays before calling for pickup and notes new state law on dog confinement and affidavit charges. Local police handle in their jurisdictions.
A public hearing on rezoning 29 acres owned by Roy Sloan of Cincinnati sparked a broader debate on zoning rules and low income housing in Lebanon. The plan seeks to rezone the site from R-2 to RA to allow a planned unit development with higher density, contingent on sewer access and developer funding.
Lebanon city officials express frustration over the stalled workable plan and open space project with planning consultant Sam Sharp. Mayor Romohr and City Manager Charles Guard plan to meet Sharp after a no show, while council approves zoning changes and water testing authorities.
South Lebanon Mayor Byrd accuses Lebanon of pursuing annexation of the Cincinnati Milling Machine site near South Lebanon. Lebanon officials call the move absurd while citing tax and school district implications if Milling Machine joins Lebanon, which may affect Deerfield Union boundaries. The plant is moving to Franklin, Tennessee.
AP reports that the FDA is under probe for allegedly altering laboratory conclusions to shield policies on food additives and pesticide safety. Dr. Howard L. Richardson cites midlevel bureaucrats expunging data, with calls for transparency and reforms at the agency.
IRONTON Ohio AP Bruce Rogers a poverty stricken barber was ordered to stop teaching mothers of Headstart pupils to cut their sons hair He ran a barbers school without a license and had organized three classes for more than 20 mothers The Ohio Barbers Board of Examiners issued the order Rogers who sits on a local community action agency board said he will comply to avoid license suspension and will seek county barbers to arrange free haircuts for children.
The Labor Department reports about 650000 workers covered by major bargaining agreements have won average first year wage raises of 10.8 percent this year. The gains span electrical equipment construction clothing and retail trades with large construction increases boosting the average.
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