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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1971
Page
7
A 1960s call to recycle paper urges localities to separate paper waste, establish permanent newspaper collection boxes, and use proceeds for community projects. It notes federal grants up to 90 percent, invites participation via Community Action Programs, and cites research on tree value and recycled paper experiments at Forest Products Laboratory.
A Harrison Ohio reader Evelyne Shaver laments the death of Corporal Michael L. Chase and urges adults to speak up against the Vietnam War. She condemns campus unrest, calls for boycotts and economic pressure, and warns against fear-driven politics while urging vigorous civic involvement by the public.
The Webelos den enjoyed a river walk while Tim Bolser was elected denner and Mitch Farmer as assistant denner. Den I worked on Indian totem poles and denner Roger Maucher became assistant denner. Snow caused two more school days last week as archery was discussed at the meeting.
Notice to all Indiana residents with out of state licenses to obtain title registration and an Indiana driver license immediately upon residency. Drivers must apply for license renewal at Bureau of Motor Vehicles license branches in county seats listed in phone books. For more information contact Indiana Police or Marshal Ronald Moore of West Harrison.
Ray Cook and family receive sympathy on the death of Mrs. Cook. Shepley. Terry 40 Sl Wits amen. Burial held Monday after a Friday death. Other children listed include Sandra Simpson Beck Connie Cox Ricky Taylor Paul Debbie Mortashed. Gayle Hadley Cody Lanning and Brad Baker ill with measles. Mrs. John Hall returns from Mercy Hospital. Wade Simpson ill in Cincinnati Hospital.
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