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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1970
Page
17
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A dataset lists several financial instruments with bank names and mutual fund balances showing price ranges or changes. Includes First Bank Group First National Bank and multiple funds such as George Putnam, Dreyfus, Wellington, Fidelity Trend, Mass Inv Gr Stock, Washington Mutual, Puritan, Channing Special, Manhattan Fund, Inv Co Amer, and Commonwealth Capital with varied percentage moves.
AP dispatch from Cincinnati notes cattle supply mostly good and choice with steers 800-1200 pounds at 30.00-31.00. heifers 750-900 pounds 29.00-29.50. cows 23.50-25.00. bulls 27.50-30.00. Calves steady with weaners 44.00-46.00. feeders scarce. Hogs higher on several lots with 200-260 pound ranges 23.50-25.75. sows 19.75-20.00. boars 19.00-19.50. Sheep not tested.
Ohio report lists eggs delivered to major cities with carton sizes Large A to Small A price ranges and retailer carton prices. Poultry prices at farms in Ohio and Southern Indiana show fryers and hens price ranges, while potatoes sell within quoted limits.
Realized net income per farm in 1969 rose to 5401 dollars from 4841 in 1968. Arizona led with 29471 dollars per farm while Alaska posted the lowest at 435 dollars per farm.
TEL AVIV AP Israeli troops repelled an Egyptian crossing of the Suez Canal in the southern sector under west bank fire. The Israeli military reported seven Egyptian attackers killed with no Israeli casualties. Six bodies were found on the east bank and one in the canal.
In Oberlin Ohio Police Chief Robert Ferber and Sgt Eugene Barrow were returned to active duty after city manager Edward C Smith found no justification for harassment complaints tied to May 8 disturbances. The men had been off duty following a clash involving about 300 black youths at a dance. Barrow and Ferber suffered injuries while others were hurt.
Two of three escapees from the Lake County Jail remain at large after an early Monday breakout in Painesville Ohio. James Meyers 25 of Mentor was captured while Ronald Planisek 26 and Patrick Morgan 24 of Cleveland stay free. Police said a smuggled hacksaw aided the escape and that a gun used previously was brought in via a television set.
David Ben-Gurion 83 resigns from Israel's Knesset saying he will abstain from politics and write a history of Israel. He had served in the Knesset since 1948 and was prime minister from 1948 to 1963, with brief resignations for political effect.
Wake Forest basketball players sponsor 12 year old Esperanza Tolentino from Manila under a foster parents plan. Coach Jack McCloskey envisions a nationwide college athlete foster program with monthly support of 16 dollars to provide necessities the girl lacked in Manila slums.
Las Vegas AP Jimmy Doolittle received the Federal Aviation Administration Extraordinary Service Award at a Aviation Space Writers Association meeting. FAA administrator John H Shaffer praised Doolittle stating he had done it all. Doolittle, 73, retired as a U S Air Force lieutenant general after World War II.
Local groups schedule meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday across Madison and Middletown. Events include Lions Club Sertoma and Kiwanis gatherings, City Commission and Board of Education sessions, and several veterans, IOOF, Elks, and Legion group meetings.
City Commission adopts emergency ordinance authorizing a contract with Black & Veatch of Kansas City for updating and expanding water system studies at a cost not to exceed 16000 dollars from the Water Works Improvement Fund. Also confirms Three Fountains apartment plan for Lots 14314 14315 14317 and part of adjacent lots with emergency declaration.
A Henrietta notices list multiple lost pets and items. A boy’s Schwinn bike missing from A & P Parking lot. a Shetland pony near Eagles Corner with reward. a small black and white bull in Fleming Road area. a Siamese cat named Sinbad in Tren ton Miltonville area. a white Eskimo Spitz near Run Road. a lost billfold near Rink's. a Bassett Hound in Mayfield. a found Beagle. a found black and white hunting dog. Call numbers provided for each item.
Obituaries list Edith A Brawley 86 of 2609 Central Ave Middletown Hospital May 11 with services at Riggs Funeral Home and Woodside Cemetery. Carolina Craft 84 of 617 Malvern St widow of Aaron Craft with services at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Robert L Stephenson DOA Middletown Hospital May 18 with arrangements incomplete. Oren Martin Wells 55 of 401 S Sutphin with services at United Presbyterian Church Frenchburg KY.
Sorrowful thanks pour from the Reichter family for sympathy shown after the loss of Lena Reichter. Nearby ads list gardening services, seed and plant sales, tree trimming, dirt delivery, and home maintenance offerings with contact numbers.
In loving memory of Kathyryn Bell who died May 19 1953 and Elizabeth Huffman who died May 19 1965 and Clarence Harvey Moore who died May 19 1964. The notices honor their families and mark seven years since Kathyryn died, with prayers for peace and remembrance by children and grandchildren.
Local notices list funeral homes serving Middletown and Monroe including McCoy Leffler Riggs Baker Sons Wilson Schramm memorial homes with contact numbers for each facility. The compiled items show providers for obituary and burial services across the region.
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