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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1969

Page

19

Seven Mile Seniors Present Mr Gallion's School Tonight

Seven Mile senior class stages Jesse Stuart's Mr Gallion's School in the gym at 7 p.m. The play follows Mr Gallion returning to a troubled town and guiding the school toward unity with Bill Echart and Jo Malicote featured. The cast includes Dave Tally Mitzie Hendel and many others. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.

Deise Osterberger Larry Dike Vida Shaw Linda Woolums Jackie Parker Debbie Crouch Linda Sewell Dottie Kugendorff Diane Ziegler Mike Bowman Mike Gabbard Jean Friday David Buhheight Sonia Stout Cathy Woolums Steve Gabbard John Hudson Sandy Yeaghle Bill McCall Sue Zehler Nita Canning Tom Deaton Randy Gaul Evelyn Kelly Mary Rose Hammond Mickie Foley Jo Jarvis Cindy Parshall

Sixteen Cities Share In License Revenues Across Ohio

State Auditor Roger Cloud announced that sixteen area communities receive a portion of 29 022 856 dollars in motor vehicle license revenues. The list includes Middletown Lebanon Franklin Carlisle Mason Morrow S Lebanon Springboro Germantown Camden Gratis West Alexandria Monroe Seven Mile Summerville and Trenton with varying amounts. He noted total tag money disbursement for the 1969 registration year now stands at 103 937 556 dollars dating back to March 1. He added the November payment covers 5 239 903 dollars from the permissive tax across 43 counties and 13 municipalities, bringing the year to date total to 15 713 600 dollars. He described the regular license revenue split: counties receive 47 percent, districts and municipalities receive 34 percent, and a 5 percent equalization fund divvies 1 382 730 dollars. The final 81 percent of 1968 license year money will be paid late this month, with road mileage payments to counties and townships for the current year and final 1968 road mileage money due in December.

Roger Cloud Middletown Lebanon Franklin Carlisle Mason Morrow S. Lebanon Springboro Germantown Camden Cloud

Marches banned in Paris for Vietnam talks

Paris officials remind planners that marches through the city on November 15 are prohibited as Paris hosts the Vietnam peace talks during the second Moratorium Day.

Paris Interior Ministry

Carlisle School Levy Clarified After Error Noted

Superintendent David Way informed the Journal of an error in reporting Carlisle voters approved a 3 mill levy. The paper had stated it was a renewal but the levy was in fact an additional tax.

Carlisle Journal David Way

Lakota Exchange Interviews Underway For Host Homes

Lakota Foreign Exchange Program members are interviewing parents and students who offered to host foreign exchange students in the area. Sponsor Mrs. Lois Zager says foreign students will study at Lakota next year, with several Lakota students applying for foreign studies. Placements announced in early December.

Westchester Lakota Foreign Exchange Program Lois Zager Lakota

Farmers Price Index Up Highest Rice Yield Report

Formosa reports world's highest per acre yield at 5 680 pounds, list of leading producers includes Japan United States Italy Korea and Egypt. Ohio farmers price index for all farm products Oct 15 1969 up two points one percent from prior month and 14 percent above year earlier. Prices for beef cattle and dairy products rise while chickens and eggs fall. corn price declines as 1969 crop sales begin.

Taipei Formosa Department of Information Japan United States Italy Korea Egypt Ohio Livestock Land Livestock Products

Tracy Becomes Franklin Municipal Court Judge

Franklin voters elected John B Tracy as Municipal Court Judge, the second in the 19 year history. Former Judge J T Riley lost his write in bid 3536 to 1359. Tracy pledged to serve six years and praised Riley for the competitive write in effort.

Franklin John B Jack"’ 'Tracy Tracy J. T. Riley Franklin Township Franklin Municipal Riley

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