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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1970
Page
12
The Stars say for tomorrow brings favorable planetary influences guiding most endeavors Wednesday. Birthday readers enter a 46 month period of growth in finances from Aug 15 with further expansion through 1971. relationships show good influences for a year. Travel and career show opportunities, while a May 1 cycle favors creativity and advancement.
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Fireman Wilbur Depew is named president of the Franklin Optimist Club. Vice presidents are Paul Aregood and Orville McNees, with Randy Griffey as sergeant-at-arms. Steve Bray and Harry Beachler win election to the Board of Directors.
Carlisle reports the annual Mother-Daughter banquet at the New Jersey Presbyterian Church tonight at 6 30. Tickets for the covered dish dinner are 50 cents. Reservations may be made with Mrs Dale Carpenter or Mrs Norman Joans.
Franklin Franklin school gym hosts the Hampton Bennett PTO’s final meeting of the year on Monday May 18. Parents are urged to attend as plans for next year are discussed.
In Caesars Creek area, the Army Corps of Engineers broadens its approach to land purchases for federal projects. Officials say qualified evidence from landowners will be considered to arrive at just compensation, amid lawsuits challenging eminent domain use and alleged misrepresentation of project costs under the Environmental Policy Act.
Don Shoemaker succeeds Paul Kies as district office manager at United Telephone Co. of Ohio Mt. Vernon. Shoemaker, a Hillsboro High School graduate and Sinclair College student, joined as a lineman and has held plant and commercial posts in Sidney and Lima. He and his wife Mary Lou have one son.
Brig. Gen. Donald J. Campbell of Wilmington is reassigned as Deputy to the Chief of the Air Force Reserve in the Pentagon. A WWII fighter pilot with 273 combat missions, he led the 302nd Tactical Airlift Wing since 1952 and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with two oak leaf clusters and the Air Medal with five clusters. He serves on DoD Reserve Forces Policy Board.
Franklin area businessman Kelly and city building officials must appear in Municipal Court by May 25 to explain issues with his half built E Street apartments. The blocky brick structure has stood damaged for over a year after a wall collapse injured a worker. Judge John B. Tracy ordered a bill of particulars and set the hearing date. Kelly resides on Yankee Street at Lytle Road between Springboro and Centerville.
At a SCOPE meeting in Dayton CAC gains near full control of Warren County anti poverty program. Beasley says new CAC members and a SCOPE training plan will strengthen county boards with technical assistance and fiscal management beginning immediately.
The Middletown community invites sixth grade students and their parents to a gathering. The Middletown Sing Out group will perform and refreshments will be provided by Mrs. Marshall Miller's home economics classes. Franklin area residents are also invited to join the PTO.
New York AP report says about 10 000 Marcus Garvey documents were found in a demolished Harlem tenement. The papers, said to belong to a former Universal Negro Improvement Association officer, could illuminate Garvey's back to Africa movement and era.
The Michigan Baptist Bible Fellowship won a court ruling in Miamisburg Municipal Court, dismissing a $740 claim by Jessie Howard against Rev. Humphrey R. Odor, park manager, amid years of arson damage and park decline since Baptist ownership two years earlier.
Miami Township detective Frank Petry said yesterday the arson investigation continues with new leads being pursued and no arrests announced at this time.
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