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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
9
A red tailed hawk hatched from an egg fertilized by artificial insemination is presented as proof man can save endangered birds of prey. Cornell University's Laboratory of Ornithology raised the fledgling with Tom J Cade stating the breakthrough could help save other endangered species.
In Cincinnati AP report former state senator and Cincinnati attorney Calvin Johnson faces a pre sentence investigation after pleading no contest to three counts of failure to file income tax returns. He lives in Atlanta and was charged with unfiled returns for 1965 1966 and 1967 indicating taxable incomes of 169 21790 and 38659 respectively.
Thomas V Lefferson assistant vice president and auditor of First National Bank received an honorary life membership in the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Institute of Banking The AIB serves as schooling arm for about 1600 bankers in southwestern Ohio parts of Kentucky and Indiana Lefferson resigning from the chapter during the May Reorganization meeting received a plaque and a resolution signed by past presidents of the chapter He has 21 years in banking and 15 with First National University of Wisconsin Ohio State and Ohio University alum He is replaced by Jerry Frechette of First National personnel department.
A woman, Virginia Pardonner, 53, was injured when the car she rode in collided on Eldora Street at North Verity Parkway. Pardonner received treatment at Middletown Hospital for injuries to her right leg and arm. The vehicle was driven by Eliza Kash, 67, who was cited for failure to yield while turning left as a trailer towed by Ronald D. Slusser’s car jackknifed, causing further damage.
Oslo AP report says King Olav V of Norway enters hospital for a routine checkup after his ulcer operation last year. A state hospital spokesman expects a two day stay.
Singer Billy Eckstein reported a ring valued at 15000 dollars missing from his Chicago hotel room along with other items on Monday.
New York stock market fell slightly as declines outpaced advances on the NYSE by 2 to 1 following Monday’s steep downturn. The Dow dropped 14.76 to 921.30 on volume of 15.98 million shares, with factors including a rail strike and a $5.5 billion first quarter trade deficit cited. The American stock exchange index slipped 0.28 to 25.87 on 4.6 million shares.
Chase Bag Co of Chagrin Falls and three Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel plants are named in federal suits charging water pollution. A Cleveland suit accuses Chase of illegally discharging solids and copper into the Chagrin River. The Wheeling-Pittsburgh suit, filed in Pittsburgh, alleges river pollution affecting Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia with plants at Steubenville Ohio Follansbee West Virginia and Monessen Pennsylvania.
Gov. Dale Bumpers of Arkansas praised Harry S. Truman as a man who never turned away a friend or backed from a fight. Speaking to about 250 at the Truman Day dinner, he urged the White House occupants to emulate Truman's simple formula of being true to oneself. Before the talk, Bumpers visited Truman's Independence home and noted the former president's alertness and good health. In other news, the Pentagon reports Army Specialist David Campbell of Macedonia Ohio was killed in action in Southeast Asia.
Dow Chemical chairman Carl A. Gerstacker told the 24th annual Financial Analysts Federation meeting in Cleveland that environmental problems present the largest potential profit opportunity for the chemical industry. He said consumer willingness to pay to clean up will drive the effort and Dow will supply the technology. Other speakers included Inland Steel’s Philip Block Jr and Goodyear’s Russell DeYoung.
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