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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1972
Page
9
State Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson warned that repealing Ohio's income tax could trigger fiscal chaos for schools and local government. He urged immediate tax changes, noting sales tax would need a two cent raise to six cents, and local distributions would fall from 48 million to 24 million annually.
Doctors repeatedly prescribe Anacin for pain and endorse it as a fast acting relief. The ad notes over 50 million tablets dispensed yearly and claims minimal stomach upset while easing headaches dental pains arthritis colds and flu related discomfort. It also urges taking the tablet a doctor might prescribe.
In St Louis Missouri 81 year old William Meitz a retired truck driver died in January leaving his life savings to the government The $85 000 will benefits federal coffers Meitz a bachelor with long tenure at Beck and Corbitt Trucking Co saved bonds and much of his estate was delivered to Washington through Teamsters Union president Frank E Fitzsimmons.
Walter Mischley announces Cherie Mulcahy from Mansfield now living in Dayton as Middletown Hospital administrative dietitian. She studied at Marygrove College and the University of Dayton, earning a BS in dietetics, with previous work at Foodcraft MGT in Dayton and Stouffers in Louisville and Cleveland.
Ohio Republicans worry there will be no Nixon coattail effect to aid their stalled legislative races. A hot issue is a constitutional amendment to repeal the state income tax after the legislature’s first ever levy last December. Rebel lawmakers push anti tax drive as reapportionment reshapes power, with Democrats feared to keep control unless GOP wins key seats.
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