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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
6
Christopher Gadsden of South Carolina remarks on New Englanders in the Continental Congress. He praises the American people and expresses a desire to imitate New Englanders rather than disparage them. The chronicle reflects tensions and regional sentiments in early America.
EPA Director Ned E. Williams asked the Ohio Highway Patrol to review the publication The Ombudsman found in EPA offices last week. He questioned if it was printed at state expense and called the piece malicious and expense worthy while criticizing Williams use of state aircraft and staff layoffs.
An Energy Fair at Middletown Hospital October 1 2 promotes energy conservation. The event led by the Energy Conservation Committee features the Energy Ant symbol, guest CGE experts, films, handouts, pledges, and educational displays to reduce gas use amid shortages. Committee members include Jim Felder chair and Louella Calvert Karen House Harold Jarmon Sue Kinder Pat Neal Li Smith with advisers Weidner and Elder.
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission will lay off 33 of its 184 employees due to funding shortfalls. Administrative officer Francis Smith said notices were mailed Wednesday and layoffs take effect October 25, affecting Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and other regional offices. The move reduces services by about 20 percent after a $4.7 million appropriation versus a requested $6.5 million. A 2 percent statewide spending cut by Gov. Rhodes further reduced funds by $294,000. In Cleveland several vacancies remain unfilled and two staffers will be dismissed.
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