Phosphate substitute developed by P&G eyed for detergents
Procter & Gamble aims to cut phosphate use by up to 50 percent by replacing them with aluminosilicate. The company reports safety for humans and the environment, notes ongoing limited testing, and mentions $85 million spent on the project. Three plants are shipping limited quantities as suppliers plan new production lines and processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
P&g
John G. Smale
Smale
United States
Embattled registrar to report to Rhodes
Curtis Andrews, registrar of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, promised to report to Gov. Rhodes early this week on alleged subordination. Gov. Rhodes overruled a suspension by Highway Safety Director Donald Cook, who claimed Andrews hid LEADS data and destroyed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Curtis Andrews
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Donald D. Cook
Cook
Andrews
James A. Rhodes
Lancaster
Rhodes
BMW
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Associated Press
Law Enforcement Assistance Data System
LEADS
Highway Patrol
Adam Reiss
Canine intelligence tested by psychologist Kathryn Coon
Baton Rouge AP report describes school psychologist Kathryn B. Coon who created a 10 problem dog intelligence test. Dogs solve each task in 15 seconds using props like chairs and boxes. The toughest puzzle hides a treat in a shoebox through a 2 inch hole. about 44 percent pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Fido
Kathryn B. Coon
Middletown witnesses freed in Pittsburgh Paint store case
Two witnesses from the Middletown area, Marvin Quinn and Clifton McCutcheon, released on own recognizance from Butler County jail. They await examination at the county forensic center to assess drug dependence. They were previously convicted in April 1976 of selling heroin after a Middletown police drug raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Quinn
Clifton McCutcheon
Middletown
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Butler County
Germantown ree board studies youth center grant plan
Germantown Village Recreation Commission schedules two 7:30 p.m. meetings in the Municipal Building. Tonight’s session covers a Dayton United Way youth study to pursue a $6,000 grant for a proposed drop in youth center. Tomorrow’s session weighs legal steps to authorize Valley View Baseball and Softball Enthusiasts to run village programs next spring with solicitor William Forbes in attendance.
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Germantown
Village Recreation Commission
Dayton United Way
United Way
Valley View Baseball and Softball Enthusiasts Association
Commission
William Forbes
Heirs of Bessie Smith sue CBS and Columbia Records
In Philadelphia, heirs of blues singer Bessie Smith sue CBS and Columbia Records for depriving her of royalties from 1923 to 1933 recordings. The suit by her son Jack Gee Jr and her late husband’s estate claims underpayment and cites Columbia’s reported $6 million in reissued sales.
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Philadelphia
Bessie Smith
CBS, Inc
Columbia Records, Inc
U.S
Jack Gee Jr
Miss Smith
John Gee Sr
Columbia Records
Columbia
Scouts Hike Kenton Trail Near Springfield
Twelve members of Scout Troop sponsored by First Presbyterian Church hiked the Simon Kenton Trail near Springfield on Saturday. Participants included Andy Asplanalp Jay Aldridge Gerald Hamm Chris Harris Robert Hattery Paul Hodson David Jenkins Shawn Leis Joel Palmer Paul Hamm Tom Ross and Mike Palmer. Assistant scout master Paul Ross accompanied the group.
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First Presbyterian Church
Simon Kenton
Springfield
Andy Asplanalp
Jay Aldridge
Gerald Hamm
Chris Harris
Robert Hattery
Paul Hodson
David Jenkins
Shawn Leis
Joel Palmer
Paul Hamm
Tom Ross
Mike Palmer
Paul Ross
Shiloh Tabernacle to Host Special Services This Weekend
Special services held today and tomorrow at Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle of the Universe 510 18th Ave begin 7 30 p m Guest speaker Pastor Mother Clara Atwater of Love Church Milwaukee All are welcome Also NBTA twirling contest results Sherri Hill won flag Kathy Bowling won modeling with further placements in other events
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Lancaster
Sherri Hill
Kathy Bowling
Manufacturing sales rise 8 percent in Q2 1976
US manufacturing corporations reported an 8 percent jump in sales in the second quarter of 1976 from the first quarter, and a 16 percent increase over the same period in 1975, signaling stronger output.
Lost and Found Pets and Items in Oneida Area
A chaotic listing of pets and items lost or found in multiple locales. It mentions collie and St Bernard dogs, a Yorkie named Bub bles, a black poodle found on Finley St, a black poodle puppy found near Harlan Park Church, a gold diamond horseshoe ring, a Doberman, a large black and tan coonhound, a black and white cat near Wayne School, and a Schnauzer near Browns Run Rd. Rewards offered and contact numbers included.
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Oneida
St. Bernard
Temate
Harlan Park Church
Cal
Cartiste
Chamberlain Rd
Franklin
Wayne School
Jacksonburg
Browns Run
Funeral Notices for Stuart R. Ives and Clarence Ralph Grunner
Mr. Stuart R. Ives age 82 of 3101 Shadow Hill Rd Middletown died Sunday at Middletown Hospital and will lie in state at First Presbyterian Church before a 10 a.m. service led by Irvin W. Emmons D.D. Entombment follows at Woodside Mausoleum with arrangements by McCoy Leffler 423 9443. Mr. Clarence Ralph Grunner age 63 of 1620 Central Ave died Sunday at Middletown Hospital and visitation is Tuesday 6 to 8 p.m. with services at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home at 8 p.m. Cremation will follow. Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 3805 Roosevelt Blvd 423 6516.
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Grunner
Clarence Ralph
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Wilson-Schramm
Steve Davey
Wilson
Schramm Memorial Home
Roosevelt Blvd
Meehan
Clara Irene
Croydon Lane
Zion Lutheran Church
Central
Breie Bird
O.K. Kiafter
Mount Cemetery
McCoy Leffler
Dial
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Quener
Ree
Black Singer's Heirs
Kenton
Shiloh Tabernacle
Plans Services
Twirler
Farmgarden
Praperes
Ween
Eee
Arthur Murray
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Burbank
Mayfield
First Penecostal Church of God of Mayfield
Olive Pear
Garden Manor Extended Care Center
N. First St
Trenton
Joseph R Baker
Fred Fiedier
Hickory Flats
Overpeck
Joseph Baker
Memory Lane Hawthorne
Anna Hawthorne
Opal
Miller
Ruby Albert Miller
Blankenship
Katherine Reba
Michelle Blankenship
Ang
Angel
Ross
Willie Ross
Tife
Ruby
Judy
Jeannie
Troy
Funeral Homes Riggs Eeene
Main ST
Elmst
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Oosevelt Blvd
Starr Floral CO
Duke” Ellington
Beth's Variety & Gift Shop
Oxford State Ra
Thomas Rd
Elizabeth
Manchester RD
Mon
Berns
Don Scott
Panay
Beauty and Barber Mayfield Beauty Salon
Cold Wave
Manchester Ave
Butler Warren & Montgomery Co. Board of Health
Mike Boswell
Cal Howard Haning
DeBus
Sutphin St
Ling & New Coastralt
Cliff's Fence
Vaverie
T.rineral
Home Insulation CO
Paul Ballard
J& J Insulation
Biow Rock Woo
Cellulose
ACO
Mgu
Sean Ten
Carlisle
Gross Lumber CO Thru Thurs
L&h
Gaypar's
Martin's
Lewis's
Brower Montgomery
University Bird
Howard Stamm
de Boad Builders. Inc
Gene Ripley
Gryparis
Riley & Sons General Contractors
Village Custom Shop
Main
Monroe
Fred
Rothman
Moore ST
Benjamin & Phillips
Guaran
R. Lacy
Call & McQuinn
Sted
Nanamaker
Boe
Singer
Diver’s Garden & Pet Supply
Lebanon, Waynesville
Mason and
Warren County
Journal
Mayfield TV Service Sa
Middletown Collateral Loan Company
HILL
Joe's
Gary
Jane
Cain Sa
Bence
Wilk
Sumanes
Cleveland St
Maple Park
St. Avaton
Sarah Coventry
INC
Bitz
Ales Representative National Corporation
Meretonen
William A. Kuhr
EOE
Cal/ personnel office
Roy Willis
Howe Motor Co
Industrial Park
Wilma Turner
Ron
Harry A. Finkelman
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