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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1975

Page

6

Adams aims for Middletown City Commission seat ambitions

Orville Adams, one of seven candidates for three open Middletown City Commission seats, vows to upgrade police and city streets. He urges three new cruisers four patrolmen four dispatchers and three cadets, plus improved public relations with youths.

Mike McLeod Orville Adams Middletown Adams Journal Police Department

Middletown Candidate Adams Attacks City Policy and Mall Costs

Adams vows to be tough on the street department and urban renewal while calling downtown mall costs excessive. He criticizes synchronized traffic lights, maintenance on Main Clinton and Vannest streets, and a $75 hourly consultation fee with a private firm. Adams, Armco power operator and Heating and Appeals Board member, lives at 2100 Tytus Ave with his wife Betty and three children.

Adams City Street Department Middletown Main Clinton Vannest Department of Community Development Armco Steel Corp City Heating and Appeals Board Betty Tytus Ave

Campaigner travels by horse in Ohio school board race

Leamon M. Lee campaigns for a second term on the Jefferson Township Board of Education by riding a horse with his family. He argues the approach saves fuel and reduces emissions as he travels the 32 square mile area to meet voters and drop literature ahead of the November 4 election.

New Lebanon Lee Brenda Lees Tyrone Tony

Truman Calls Meatless Tuesdays to Aid Europe Grain Stockpile

President Truman urged the nation on October 5 1947 to observe meatless Tuesdays to conserve food and help build up grain stocks for Europe.

Truman Europe

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