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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1971
Page
5
Strong cattle demand lifts calves and feeders while hogs gain 35 higher in a tight float. Bulls and vealers steady. heifers and cows show varied ranges. Sheep steady with prime lambs 27 to 28 dollars. Poultry markets posted wide carton prices and regional ready to cook broiler quotes. Potatoes listed 3.50 to 6.75.
Sen. Ronald Mottl says his lottery bill could raise about 115 million dollars a year and requires public support to clear the House Rules Committee. The measure has passed the Senate and could go before voters at the May 1972 primary if enacted, based on New Jersey's experience.
Cincinnati dispatch notes cattle 600 and calves 100 in slaughter auction with steers in very limited supply. Report mentions NCR wheels inspected in Dayton by Bonnie Wiggins and NCR's ongoing strike affecting production.
Ohio report shows producers paid to country packing plants for eggs delivery. Details are incomplete but indicate market activity in Columbus and surrounding areas with price movements under study by agricultural officials.
Armco Steel’s William Verity states Japanese focus on quality and Japan Inc policy drive their steel industry. Mike Wallace notes Japan’s higher productivity and job losses for U S workers. Shigeo Nagano of Nippon Steel also discussed in the program.
Vital Mr and Mrs David Johnson announce a girl born yesterday at 1134 Thirkield Ave Franklin. Mr and Mrs Mitchell Lakes of 60 Beam Drive Apt C Franklin report a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Cleveland Combs at 921 Nelbar St report a girl yesterday. Mr and Mrs Donald R and Mr and Mrs H Darrell Wilson of Somerville welcome a boy today. Mr and Mrs Michael Fitzgerald 1509 Taylor Ave report a girl today.
Hospital dismissals include Ronald Hartbarger of Greenwood Road and Mrs. James Long of Hamilton. Also listed are Mrs. Steve Thacker of Orchard Street, Mrs. George Jewell of Trenton, Mrs. William Cohen of Jackson Lane, Daniel Carr of Pinta Avenue, Douglas Hampton of Wilbraham Road, Leonard Baker of Franklin, Mrs. Stephen Belec of Gerry Street, and Mrs. Florence Engle of Gideor Road.
At 9 26 p m a fire at 2846 Shattle Street sent Jim Hollister 21 to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. A separate blaze at 1753 Central Ave Billy Michel Beauty Shop caused a furnace motor short circuit with 40 dollars damage today at 8 36 a m.
New York stocks started modestly higher as investors awaited labor's reaction to Phase 2 of the President's economic package. Dow fell 1.97 to 891.94 with 781 million shares traded, the slowest session of the year amid holiday absence and AFL-CIO talk.
Secretary George Romney announced HUD will ban kickbacks to real estate agents for FHA insured mortgages. He said agents receive fees from mortgage representatives, raising home buying costs. The rule will publish in the Federal Register and take effect 30 days after comment.
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