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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
12
Ohio farmers report progress in corn and soybeans with a dry spring but struggle with rising fertilizer costs and uneven supply. Anhydrous ammonia now runs $240 to $320 a ton, up from $195 to $200 last spring, complicating budgeting amid price volatility and distribution gaps cited by industry leaders.
Jefferson writes of recent bloodshed between king's troops and Bostonians. He laments the failure of reconciliation and accuses Parliament and Lord North of inflaming conflict, warning that mediate power has become incendiary.
Ohio State University's Center for Vocational Education with a 496 071 grant from the U S Office of Education is developing metric system instruction for vocational classes in 16 500 districts. Project directors Magisos and Cooper report the first phase a 369 item instructional list is complete and a July survey on issues and problems is planned. It is claimed the first settlement of white pioneers in Nevada was a Mormon trading post now Genoa.
Today’s history recaps events on May 22 including the 1819 S.S. Savannah Atlantic crossing start from Savannah to Liverpool, Martha Washington’s death in 1802, Aaron Burr treason trial in 1807, Richard Wagner’s 1813 birth in Leipzig, and the 1868 first U.S. train robbery.
In 1918 German planes raided Paris during World War I. In 1945 the Truman Doctrine to contain Communism took effect as Congress approved 400 million dollars for Greece and Turkey. Ten years ago Pedro Arrupe, who survived Hiroshima, was elected head of the Jesuit order in Rome.
A moderate earthquake rattled the Anchorage area Tuesday night, preliminarily listed at magnitude 5.1 by the Palmer Observatory. Its epicenter was about 110 miles southeast of Anchorage with no damage or injuries reported. The report notes the Richter Scale measures ground motion and that each unit reflects a tenfold strength increase.
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