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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
5
The Society for Handicapped Children in Carlisle announces a new Community Sheltered Workshop shop at Fairview Drive opening Thursday. The facility will offer training and work experience from 9 am to 2 30 pm Tuesday and Thursday with a gift corner and thrift area and space for donations.
Franklin co host Jo Corey and Joe Smith of the 22 Kidoo program on WKFF Dayton will substitute for Malcolm and Duffy at a spring festival Saturday at Anthony Wayne School. Proceeds go to the school. The 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. event features games garage sale cake walk flower sale dancing and refreshments.
Dayton Ohio AP reports the Air Forces Logistics Command denied Senator Proxmire's charge that a C-135 was being remodeled for Gen. Jack Catton's personal use at 430000 dollars. The aircraft is being restrengthened and reconfigured for passenger missions to extend service life and meet worldwide needs.
In Columbus Gov. Gilligan and ERA backers urge a Senate committee to reconsider the defeated women’s equal rights amendment. Six holdouts could force a reconsideration as members prepare for a postrecess vote on the controversial measure and a parallel House action on liquor and license issues.
New Richmond residents and Clermont County supporters press Congress and President Nixon to extend the Delta Queen exemption from the safety at sea law. Zoning engineer Bobby Lees circulates petitions arguing the stern wheeler is not an ocean vessel and has a strong safety record. The boat sails the Ohio Mississippi and Kentucky rivers on cruises from Cincinnati to New Orleans with Captain Ernest Wagner linked locally.
An advertisement touts the Odrinex Plan as a safe pill for rapid fat loss with thousands of users over 14 years. It markets a tiny tablet, no drugs, no dieting, priced at 3.25 dollars or 5.25 dollars for economy size, with a money back guarantee.
Butler County Farm Bureau presented an American Flag to Edgewood High School in thanks for school services and meeting space. U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Dick Vaughn secured the flag from Fort Knox. Maurice Ittel and Gene Benny received the flag from Roy Heger and Mrs. Alfred Baumann.
The Dayton Chapter of the National Association of Accountants holds its May meeting at the Dayton Engineer's Club. Guest speaker is Lewis E. Cummings, past president of the Dayton Chapter NAA and three related associations. Social hour starts at 5 45 p m with dinner at 6 30 p m and the program at 7 30 p m.
A girl's bicycle worth 50 dollars was stolen yesterday from the front yard of William Minor at 4919 Eck Road.
Mrs. Lauretta King of 3202 Rufus St. said yesterday that William Howard does not live at that address. Howard, who resides on Morgan St., was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance after an injury crash at 2031 Roosevelt Blvd. last week.
A seven member committee led by Mayor Winning will study Germantown's village government and alternate forms as the population nears city status. The panel met recently and will reconvene May 17 for a dinner session with council at Imperial House South. Speakers from the Ohio Municipal League are planned.
The Jolly Green Giant Garden and Fossil Club elected officers: Mike Parnell president Jeff Floyd vice president Martha Floyd secretary Kim Christ treasurer Dawn Risner safety chairman and David Current health chairman. Next meeting is May 15 at 4 p.m. at the Current residence 5400 Jacksonburg Road a fossil fieldtrip is planned. For membership call Mrs Carl Wilson.
Otterbein Home for the Aged filed an appeal in Warren County Common Pleas Court to move forward with a 108 room personal care unit. The appeal challenges a denial of a variance for corridor partitions by the Ohio Board of Building Appeals, upholding a Warren County Building Inspection decision.
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