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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1971
Page
2
Jacques Cousteau testified at a special conference on October 18, 1971, urging that chemicals be extracted from waste waters to preserve oceans and humanity. He proposed concentrating pollutants in drinking water, then dehydrating and packaging them for burial in salt mines as part of a broader effort to halt ocean destruction.
Cousteau praised H R 9727 to regulate ocean dumping while urging tougher global steps. He called for strong nations to act now, noting 14 countries account for 85 percent of pollution and urging international regulation beyond UN goodwill. A proposed amendment would let the Secretary of Commerce assess damage from past dumping in oceans and waters.
Firemen in the New Trenton area have announced new meeting times. Regular business meetings will occur on the first Monday night of each month and practice sessions on the third Sunday. A birthday party for Ruth Marie Sellers was noted, with spelling variations for Lorene Mad. The text also references two games against Dillsboro on Wednesday night and two games played.
A compact roundup of community happenings includes a small Amchitka tremor report from Adak Alaska, hospital stay for Gene Maucher, a surprise birthday for Doris Lake, and a host of social events in Cheviot and nearby towns. Teen Club thanks the fire department after Halloween, and many visits and parties are listed along with Christmas tree sales by firemen and Cub Scouts.
In New Haven a windy start cleared to a sunny ballot day. Precinct B reported 183 voters. A first time voter impressed with her extra effort. Rain then snow touched items displayed in the yard and safe. The United Circle hosted a large lunch with many donated pies. A note thanks all who helped with this lunch and mentions November 20 events.
The text lists upcoming sales and activities from local groups including Mon- Schardine and Mondery sales by long time residents. The New Baltimore VF Dept Auxiliary cancels fish fry in November and December due to busy schedules. Mrs. Tom Sawyer hosted a demonstration lunch with cake and coffee. Crosby Church trustees decide to raze an area as the congregation consents. Kenneth Morris sang a solo and Rev Heaton preached on life hope and love using Mark 6 31 44.
Ray mond Court acts as Extr. of Leo Keller man deceased. Case No. 287700 filed in Hamilton County Ohio with clerk Chase M Davies. Attorney Earl T. Wagner Cincinnati Ohio. Also noting Charles L. Shank of Abilene NY visiting sister Mrs. Thomas Kendrick in North Jefferson St.
The Harrison Wildcats dominating the Taylor Jackets 40 to 0 as snow and rain kept crowds down. Pat Noyes and Lou Minor led the offense with strong rushing and key passes while Jeff Kelly added multiple extra points. Big momentum at season’s end with Harrison 8 2 and eyeing Ross.
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