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24 PIQUA DAILY CALL Thursday, February 4, 1971 CHRYSLER REVEALS ITS SAFETY CUSHION SYSTEM--Chrysler's new passive restraint concept, above, is a safety cushion that protects the right front seat passenger. Upon impact the knee restraint cushion controls forward motion and prevents the body from rising off the seat. The rear-seat passenger, lower photo, is afforded Claims Laird protection through a cushion which extends across the entire width of the back seat. Cushion also serves as a head restraint for driver and front seat passengers. The corporation says passengers are protected from serious injury in front impacts up to thirty miles per hour.

(AP Wirephoto) News Blackout Helped Keep U.S. Losses Low WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird said today the movement of U.S. and other forces in the South Vietnamese region near the Laotian border "was accomplished without a single casualty attributed to enemy combat." Laird credited' a nearly weeklong news blackout for this, noting that the movements occurred in an area where American troops had suffered casualties in the past. In a talk to a high school student group, Laird gave no details on the big troop movement which finally was announced early today, but he took occasion to defend the controversial embargo imposed on reporters while the movement was in progress.

He did not indicate whether the operation would carry over into Laos. Laird said the embargo was "imposed by Gen. (Creighton) Abrams to protect American lives" and that it was removed when "it achieved its objective." "He did not ask for it he just imposed it," Laird said. "It was within his jurisdiction." Laird said "I'm not going to second Sidney Man Taken To State Hospital SIDNEY Michael Sullenbarger, 22, of 427 E. Kossuth, facing nine grand jury indictments in Shelby County Common Pleas Court, was taken to "Lima State Hospital Wednesday afternoon.

County Prosecutor Thomas Kerrigan said Sullenbarger will undergo mental examinations during the next 30 days. He will not be arraigned until after the exam, explained Kerrigan. Sullenbarger was slated to be arraigned Thursday afternoon. Most of the indictments against Sullenbarger are charges of dispensing and using drugs, plus three counts of statutory rape. He has been in jail since his arrest last week in lieu of bonds totalling Judge Frank Marshall approved Kerrigan's motion to admit Sullenbarger to the hospital.

Sullenbarger's father and attorney have also approved the action. Farmers Sons 4-H Meeting Held The Farmers Sons 4-H Club met Monday at the Home of Bob Peter- tlmet. Members present included Joe SwnMon. Doug Delk, Ben and Pnil SfcSTRoger Hopkins, Mike Roby, Scott WMWT, and Adviior Harry Hopkins. A bowling party being ptanned tor the DMT future.

TJie next meeting wUl be brid it the Hopkini home rnnnben are to bring guess" Abrams, the U.S. commander in Vietnam, when the top general bases his action on the safety of the men under his command. Laird said about 10,000 American troops are involved, overall, in the northernmost first military region and in support of South Vietnamese operations in Cambodia. Auto Sales Hold Slow In January TROY New passenger car sales were still running slow in Miami County through January, but trucks showed a slight gain, according to a summary from the County Bureau of Auto Titles. The summary shows 232 new cars sold, compared to 224 in December and the same number in January of last year.

Truck sales amounted to 42, a gain over last year's 38 for the month. Chevrolet, after the strike slowdown, regained the lead with 52 units to 42 for Ford. Olds and Pontiac were tied for third with 19 sales each. Other new car sales were Buick, 14; Volkswagen, 13; Plymouth, 11; Mercury, Dodge, Cadillac, Chrysler, Opel, Renault, Toyota, 2, and one each of International, Matador, Datsun, Gremlin, MG, Hornet and Capri. New truck sales included Ford, 18; Chevrolet, 15; CMC, Datsun, Dodge, Internatonal, one each.

Used car sales for the month totalled 853. Other vehicle sales included two travel trailers, 12 motorcycles and four motorbikes. Light Plane Crashes In Snow Storm LORAIN, Ohio (AP) Sandusky real estate broker Kermit Price, 42, was listed in serious condition today in St. Joseph Hospital here after being injured in the crash of a twin-engine plane Wednesday. An 18-year-old girl who was with Price also was listed as serious.

The State Highway Patrol said the girl's name was being withheld pending notification of her father, who is ser- ill in another hospital. The patrol said the plane crashed in a blinding snow storm, landing in a field behind the Sheffield Village Hall in Lorain County. Price apparently was attempting a landing. The plane hit an embankment and the plane was completely wrecked, with the engines nearly ripped off, the patrol reported. The five-aeat craft belonged to Ron Zodtner Aviation, Inc.

in Huron. The company wtd Price ttsed it on business. SCOPE Program Report Issued A total of 992 children were enrolled in the SCOPE program from Sept. 1, 1969 to Nov. 30, 1970, according to president Ambrose B.

Nutt. Of this amount 75 Piqua children were enrolled in the full day program and 33 in the half-day summer program. There were 335 children from Miami, Darke, Greene, Preble and Warren Counties enrolled in the full time program with 657 enrolled as part- time students. Nutt also reported for the first time in its history SCOPE now has a well staffed Community Action office in each County. Also headquarters has been moved to Wright-Patterson Air Force base.

It was also reported a training program is now under way and will be extended to the SCOPE Board. An Improved Data Bank operation will mean more accurante information will be available. Markets Early and Daniels Eldean Shelled Corn 1.53 Corn 1.47 Milo 2.20 Soybeans 3.01% Soybeans (1971 Crop) 2.74% Wheat 1.66 Wheat (1971 Crop) 1.53 Oats .80 As Quoted By Landmark Elevator, Sidney Wheat 1.66% Shelled Corn 1.51 .81 Soybeans 3.00 Egg Market Poultry Producers Association Box 3, Versailles, Ohio Piqua Municipal Povyir System Joins 8-State Reliability Area Jumbo Large Medium Small Light Fowl Poultry 4-5 REPORT OF LIVESTOCK AUCTION PRODUCERS LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION CATTLE 662 Steers: 239 Head. Market on Choice $2.00 higher, others $1.00 to $2.00 higher than last week. Choice 31.75 to 34.35; Good 29.50 to 32.00; Standard 27.00 to 30.00; Utility 24.50 to 27.00; Canners and Cutters 24.50 and down Heifers: 150 Head.

Market on Choice $2.00 to $3.00 higher, others $1.00 to $2.00 higher than last week. Choice 31.00 to 33.20; Good 28.50 to 31.00; Standard 26.00 to 28.50; Utility 23.00 to 26.00; Canners and Cutters 23.00 and down. Cows: 230 Head. Market $2.00 to $2.25 higher than last week. Top 25.60; Commercial 23.50 to 25.20; Utility 22.00' to 23.50; Canners and Cutters 22.00 and.

down. Bulls: 28 Head. Market $1.00 to $2.25 higher than last week. Top 25.60; Commercial 23.50 to 25.20; Utility 22.00 to 23.50; Canners and Cutters 22.00 and down. Bulls: 28 Head.

Market $1.00 to higher than last week. Bologna 26.00 to 30.25; Canners and Cutters 26.00 and down. CALVES 84 Market $2.00 higher than last week. Choice 44.50 to 52.00; Good 37.00 to 44.00; Commercial28.00 to 37.00; Utility 28.00 and down; Deacons 12.00 to 40.00. HOGS 463 Market $1.00 to $2.00 higher than last week.

to 17.90; 190-220 20.00 to 20.40; 220-240 20.30 to 20.40; 240-260 19.10; 260-280 18.25; Roughs 12.00 to 15.50; Boars 12.00 to 14.70; Feeders CWT 12.00 to 14.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS 248 Market steady to strong with last week. Choice Wool Lambs 24.80; 119 Ib. Choice wool lambs 21.20; Good Wool Lambs 23.90; Utility Wool Lambs 19.00; to 2.80; Feeder Lambs 11.50 to 24.50; Aged Slaguther sheep 2.00 to 9.30. APPOINTMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given.

That Edra V. Wilson has been appointed and qualified Executrix of the estate of George D. Wilson late of Miami County, Ohio, deceased, by the Probate court of said County, No. 50440. SAMUEL FAUST, Probate Judge Jan.

19, 1971. Doc. 43. Page 56, R. K.

WILSON, AttJ. APPOINTMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given. That Laura Anderson Bartholomai has been appointed and qualified Administratrix of the estate of Bertha C. Anderson late of Miami County, Ohio, deceased, by the Probate Court of said County, No. 50473.

A A Probate Judge Feb. 1, 1971. Doc. 43. Page 78.

McCULLOCH, FELGER, FITE 81 GUTMANN, Attys. M8-71 APPOINTMENT NOTICE Notice is hereby given. That Elna L. Deaton has been appointed and qualified Executrix of the estate of Elizabeth V. Deaton, late of Miami County, Ohio, deceased, by the Probate Court of said County, No.

50463. SAMUEL FAUST, Probate judge Feb. 2, 1971. Doc. 43.

Page 72. McCULLOCH, FELGER, FITE I GUTMANN, Attys. Hie Piqua Municipal Power System is of 89 municipal electric systems in Ohio joining in a plan to increase the reliability of electric service in an eight-state area, George Crosby, Piqua Director of Utilities, announced today. Piqua Municipal Power System, which provides electric service to in excess of 8,500 customers in Piquarea, has become one of 374 liaison members of the East Central Area Reliability (ECAR) group of electric systems. The ECAR region includes all or portions of Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.

ECAR is a 1967 agreement among the 26 major bulk power suppliers who provide electricity to more than 32 million people in this eight-state area. These investor-owned and cooperative systems, which already supply power to many of the liaison members, have a total generating capacity in excess of 50 million kilowatts and well over 28,000 miles of transmission lines. Through ECAR, the suppliers coordinate the planning and operation of their generation and transmission facilities for the highest possible degree of service reliability. Crosby said the move will permit all electric systems in the state to take an active part in ECAR projects and activities related to assurance of adequate and dependable electric power. All member municipals in the state will be represented by one Liaison FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION For Fiscal Year Ending December 3151,1970 BRADFORD EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT CountyofMiami P.O.

Address Box 94, Bradford, O. January 28,1971 I certify the following report to be correct. C. J. Hocker Clerk, Treasurer of the Board of Education CASH RECONCILIATION Total Fund Balances, Dec.

31,1970 94,666.88 Depository Balance 66,280.21 Total Depository Balance 66,280.21 Investments: Treasury Bonds and Notes 3,000.00 Certificates of Deposit 25,000.00 Qtner Investments 5,000.00 Total Investments 33,000.00 Total 99,280.21 Outstanding Warrants, Dec. 31, 1970 (Deduct) 4,613.33 Total Clerk- Treasurer's Balance Dec. 31,1970 94,666.88 SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES, RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES General Fund: BalanceJan. 1,1970 44,323.43 Total Receipts 594,606.77 Total Receipts Balances 638,930.20 Expenditures 603,463.13 Balance Dec. 31,1970 35,467.07 Bond Retirement Fund: BalanceJan.

1,1970 9,081.51 Total Receipts 23,168.25 Total Receipts Balances 32,249.76 Expenditures 25,687.04 Balance Dec. 31,1970 6,562.72 Lunchroom Fund: BalanceJan. 1,1970 9,859.62 Total Receipts 48,528.77 Total Receipts 8, Balances 58,388.39 Expenditures 49,638.20 Balance Dec. 31,1970 8,750.19 Uniform School Supplies Fund: BalanceJan. 1,1970 2,004.98 Total Receipts 3,613.93 Total Receipts 8, Balances 5,618.91 Expenditures 3,714.69 Balance Dec.

31,1970 1,904.22 Wade Kindergarten Fund: Balance Jan. 1,1970 14,099.68 Total Receipts 594.27 Total Receipts Balances 14,693.95 Expenditures 847.50 Balance Dec. 31,1970 13,846.45 N.D.E.A. Title III Fund: BalanceJan. 1,1970 120.40 Total Receipts 1,768.71 Total Receipts Balances 1,889.11 Expenditures 1,842.29 Balance Dec.

31,1970 46.82 E.S.E.A. Title I Fund: BalanceJan. 1,1970 13,983.39 Total Receipts 132,987.72 Total Receipts 8, Balances 146,971.11 expenditures 119,731.12 Balance Dec. 31,1970 27,239.99 E.S.E.A. Title II Fund: BalanceJan.

1,1970 575.00 Total Receipts 849.42 Total Receipts Balances 1,424.42 Expenditures 575.00 Balance Dec. 31,1970 849.42 Voc. Ed. Act Fund: BalanceJan. 1,1970 -0, Total Receipts 2,332.66 Total Receipts Balances 2,332.66 Expenditures 2,332.66 Balance Dec.

31,1970 -0Totals: Balance Jan. 1,1970 94,048.01 Total Receipts 808,450.50 Total Receipts Balances 902,498.51 Expenditures 807,831.63 Balance Dec. 31,1970 94,666.88 CASH BALANCE, RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES BY FUND GENERAL FUND: Balance Jan. 1,1970 44,323.43 RECEIPTS. REVENUE General Property Tax Real Estate (Gross) 124,924.50 Tangible Personal Property Tax (Gross) 18,419.76 Foundation Fund (Gross) 391,477.38 State of Ohio -Vocational Education 1,051.10 State of Ohio -School Bus Purchases 10,854.00 Tuition Parents and Patrons 797.50 Tuition Other Districts (not from Foundation Fund) 459.00 Rental of School Property "5.00 Gifts, Bequests, Donations 2,003.99 Interest Inactive Funds 820.56 Other Revenue 717.17 Total Revenue Receipts $551,719.96 RECEIPTS NONREVENU6 Adjustments and Refunds M0.29 Sale of Non-Real Property Total Nonrevenue Receipts 1,094.79 RECEIPTS.

TRANSFERS From E.S.E.A. Title Committee member and one Warren Hlnchee, Ass't. 'Superintendent, of Columbus Ibnicipal Electric System, will committee member with John Enttt, Sup't. of Utilities of Hamilton's jpunicipal Electric System, as The Liaison Committee fjpnbers from each classification iiijlU eight states will meet regularly wwi liaison representatives from ECAR Coordination Review Comrmttee for discussion of all matters mutual interest relating to reliability Of bulk power supply, Die Liaison Committee, members, in turn, will be kimt informed; of all ECAR's plans, decisions and activities. ECAR is one of nine regional groups which coordinate the reliability of electric service in the United States and parts of Canada.

The National Electric Reliability Council complements activities of these regional groups flt; the national level to better assure the adequacy and reliability of present and future interconnected power systems. Motorists Find Sledding By THE ASSOCIATED Snow, sleet, freezing dnzdfcrain and fog plagued almost the enwiTnation from the Rockies to the Eastern Seaboard today. The widespread bad wedther was associated generally with the National Weather Service termed a potentially dangerous stonflwin the southern Rockies. Snow or travel warnings issued for a 20-state area from Plains through the Midwajft to the central and southern Appalaehalns. An area of heavy-snow Warnings included parts of Minnesota.

South Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska; 19,47394 2,915.67 378.64 23,168.25 25,417,04 6W-72 31W 76 62 I Fund 40,307 46 From E.S.E.A. Title II Fund 57500 From E.S.E.A. Title 111.Fund 110.40 From Voc. Ed. Act.

Fund Total Transfers 41,792.02 Receipts (Revenue, Nonrevenue and Transfers) 594,404.77 Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts 638,930.20 EXPENDITURES Administration Instruction Coordinate Activities Libraries Transportation of Pupils Playgrounds and Community Centers Other Auxiliary Agencies Operation of School Plant Maintenance of School Plant Capital Outlay Transfers Grand Total Expenditures -Transfers 603,443.13 Balance, Dec. 31,1970 35,447.07 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec. 31,1970 $638,930.20 BOND RETIREMENT FUND Balance, Jan. 1,1970 51 RECEIPTS General Property Tax Real Estate (Gross) Tangible Personal Property Tax (Gross) Other-Revenue Total Revenue Receipts Total Receipts (Revenue, Nonrevenue and Transfers) 23,148.25 Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts EXPENDITURES Bonds Maturing Interest on Bonds Other Retirement Fund Total Expenditures Bond Retirement Fund Balance, Dec. 31,1970 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec.

31,1970 LUNCHROOM FUND llr Balance, Jan. 1,1970 9,09 Receipts Income: Sale of Lunches 40,319.05 Federal Subsidy Lunches Federal Subsidy-Milk Other- Revenue Total Receipts-Income Receipts Transfers: From General Fund Total Receipts Transfers Total Receipts (Income and Transfers) Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts Expenditures: Personal Service Cooks Salaries and Wages 14,904.90 Other Personal Service t- Salaries and Wages Supplies and Food Equipment Repairs to Equipment Total Expenditures Lunchroom Fund Balance Dec. 31,1970 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec. 31,1970 UNIFORM SCHOOL SUPPLIES FUND: Balance Jan. 1,1970 I Receipts Income: Sale of Workbooks Sale of Supplies Other-Revenue Total Receipts- Income Total Receipts (Income and Transfers) Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts Expenditures: Purchase of Workbooks Other Uniform School Supplies Total Expenditures Uniform School Supplies Fund Balance Dec.

31,1970 Total Expenditures Plus Balance hi Dec. 31,1970 TRUST FUNDS Balance Jan. 1,1970 14,099.48 Receipts: Interest on Inactive Funds W.JW Total Receipts m.V Total Beginning 'T' Balance Plus Receipts 144W.95 Expenditures: Bank Charges iif 00 Equipment Mt Replacements 50 Total Expenditures W.50 Total Expenditures Including Transfers Balance Dec. 31,1970 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dee. 31,1970 N.D.E.A.TITLE III FUI Balance Jan.

1,1970 Receipts: Coordinator-Title III Total Transfers: From General Fund Total Transfers Total Receipts (Receipts Plus Trantftrt) 58,38839 49,438,20 8,750.19 5,618.91 34M.89 Freezing drizzle glazed a wide from the Midwest to the southern Appalachinas. An inch of sleet iced Greensboro, N.C., during the night, and to this was added freezing rain. Icy roads in parts of the Midwest were shrouded by fog, posing an additional hazard for motorists. Rain soacked scattered sections south of the ice and sleet belt. dershowers crackled along the Gujf A shield of rain also moved into the Pacific Northwest, but most other areas of the Far West were clear and dry.

Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts 1,889.11 Expenditures: Supplies 1,721.89 Total Expenditures 1,721.89 Transfer to General Fund 120.40 Total Transfers 120.40 Total Expenditures Including Transfers 1,842.29 BalanceDec. 31,1970 46.82 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec. 31,1970 1,889.11 E.S.E.A. TITLE I FUND: BalanceJan. 1,1970 113,983.39 Receipts: Federal Subsidy Fund 97,969.02 Refund 18.70 Total 97,987.72 Receipts Transfers: From General Fund 35,000.00 Total Transfers 35,000.00 Total Receipts (Receipts Plus Transfers) 132,987.72 Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts 146,971.11 Expenditures: A-2FtoA-6-BF 795.80 A-12FtoA-16-lF 39,638,89 A-17F10A-23-BF 18,335.34 Supplies 6,029.19 Classroom Rent 6,151.50 Equipment 107.85 Food 8,361.21 Refund to State Dept.

Education 3.88 Total Expenditures 79,423.66 Transfer to General Fund 40,307.46 Total Transfers 40,307.46 Total Expenditures Including Transfers 119,731.12 Balance Dec. 31,1970 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec. 31, 1970 $146,971.11 E.S.E.A.TITLE II FUND: BalanceJan. 1,1970 575.00 Receipts: Federal Subsidy Fund 849.42 Total Receipts (Receipts Plus Transfers) 849.42 Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts 1,424.42 TransfertoGeneral Fund 575.00 Total Transfers 575.00 Total Expenditures Including Transfers 575.00 Balance Dec. 31,1970 849.42 Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec.

31,1970 1,424.42 VOC. ED. ACT. FUND: BalanceJan. 1,1970 -0Recelpts: Federal Subsidy 789.16 Total Receipts 789.16 Receipts Transfers: From General Fund 1,543.50 Total Transfers 1,543.50 Total Receipts Plus Transfers 2,332.66 Total Beginning Balance Plus Receipts 2,332.66 Expenditures: Equipment 1,543.50 Transfer to General Fund 789.16 Total Expenditures 2,332.66 Balance Dec.

31,1970 -0' Total Expenditures Plus Balance Dec. 31,1970 2,332.66 ASSETS and LI ABILITIES DECEMBER 31,1970 ASSETS Depository Balances (Active and Inactive) Deduct Outstanding Warrants Investments 33,000.00 Accounts Receivable (For Supplies, Textbooks, Equipment, etc.) 50.00 Inventory Supplies and Materials 5,000.00 Lands (Cost) (Building Sites, Playgrounds, etc.) 8,000.00 Buildings (Cost) (ALL School Buildings) 775,000,00 Equipment (Cost) (ALL School Building Equipment 27,500.00 Total Assets 910,216.88 LIABILITIES Accounts Payable (Jan. Bills) 8,200.00 Bond Indebtedness 202,000.00 Total Liabilities 210,200.00 Excess or Deficiency Of Assets 700,016.88 Total (910,216.88 SCHOOL DEBT BONDS AND NOTES New Outstanding Jan. 1,1970 $125,000.00 Redeemed During Year 1970 13,000.00 Balance Outstanding Dec. 31,1970 112,000.00 Rateof Int.

3 Per Cent Date of Final Mat. 10 l-'78 Bldg. Improvement: Outstanding Jan. 1,1970 95,000.00 Redeemed During, Year 1970 5,000 Balance Outstanding Dec 31, 1970 90,000.00 Rateof Int. 3'APwCtm Dateof Final Mat.

12-1-'M Grand Total Indebtedness: Outstanding Jan. 220,000.00 Redeemed Curing Year 11,000.00 Balance Outstanding Dec. 31,1970 1202,000.00.