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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1971

Page

13

Middletown Park PlanAdds County Involvement

Middletown’s park board approved a preliminary plan for W.W. Sebald Park with input from the Butler County Park District. The county would contribute up to 20,000 annually in services, and Paschal said county residents would receive the same park access as Middletown residents if fees are charged. No one would be excluded from park or golf use.

Middletown Butler County W.W. Sebald Butle County Park District Paschal Parks and Recreation Butler County Park Board Ralph Connor Connor Douglas Pool Sunset Pool City Commission Park Administration Highland Street Park Department University Boulevard Richardson Drive John Paschal

City Parks to Offer Midi Mini and Maxi Playgrounds This Summer

City parks will be divided into mini midi and maxi categories for summer activities. Mini parks for ages 5 to 8 focus on crafts stories and events at Michigan Jacot Avalon and Lincoln. Midi parks for ages 8 to 16 offer organized games and weekly events at Buarnitz Creekview Doty Douglas Flemming Gardner Mayfield Miami Sherman Springhi and Wilson. Maxi parks welcome whole families with tournaments and activities at Dowling Goldman South Sunset Whitney Jewell and Wildwood.

Mike Bonham Michigan Jacot Avalon Lincoln Buarnitz Creekview Doty Douglas Flemming Gardner Mayfield Miami Sherman Springhi Wilson Dowling Goldman South Sunset Whitney Jewell Wildwood Bonham

DWI Jury Convicts Motorist in City Court

A year old motorist, William T. Centers of Arcadia Drive, was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by a six men six women jury in municipal court. He is fined 200 and costs 137, ordered to serve three days in city jail, and banned from driving for a year. Centers was cited at 2 25 a.m. February 5 at Clark Street and Flemming Road. The trial lasted over an hour and his attorney H C Finkleman offered no immediate comment.

William T. Centers Arcadia Drive J. T. Lamb H. C. Finkleman Centers Clark Street Flemming Road Ernest Howard Donald Wells

West Elkton meeting promises special treat for parents

Principal Desmond Stamper says tonight's West Elkton gathering will feature a special treat. Creekview School students have been working on playground equipment, with the school PTO allocating 400 dollars for the presentation that begins at 7 30 p.m.

West Elkton Desmond Stamper Creekview School

Minibikes Banned In Public Middletown Areas

Middletown officials warn that minibikes and similar bikes are illegal on city streets parks alleys and school grounds unless on private property. Sheriff Carpenter notes many riders lack licenses and urges compliance with age and equipment rules.

Middletown Butler County Harold Carpenter Larry White Traffic Bureau White Robert E. Wearly City Board of Education Ptl Delman Whitt Carpenter Ohio

Aeronca Layoffs Reflect Aerospace Slump Across Sector

Aeronca Inc Middletown laid off about 150 of 1,100 workers as SST funding collapsed and military cutbacks hit aircraft spending. Officials warn the industry remains bleak for the next two years, with development work and titanium alloy applications cited as potential future strengths amid uncertainty over additional employment adjustments.

David Driver Aeronca Inc Germantown Aeronca Middletown Aeronca E.C. Carman Middletown Carman Rolls-Royce Boeing Aircraft Co

Bricks and Stones Tossed In Hamilton Melee

A rock throwing disturbance in Hamilton's Second Ward injured at least six people including a police officer. Three were treated at Mercy, one at Fort Hamilton Hospital, and another at a Cincinnati hospital. Two youths, Stafford L. Jame and Hefflin Lee Harrell, were arrested for disorderly conduct. Police reported 130 officers assisted, with a command post set in Sears parking lot and authorities from multiple jurisdictions. Damage occurred at Wolpert's Cafe and several vehicles, with a pellet fired through a windshield but no injuries reported from that incident.

Hamilton Mercy Fort Hamilton Cincinnati Ptl Dick Holzberger Stafford L. Jame Florence Drive Sears S. Second Street Ludlow Mark Petty Jack Kirsch McNally Wolpert S. Second and Chestnut Streets S. Front Street St. Joseph Church Second Hanover Streets

Carlisle approves Bermuda shorts in school dress policy

Carlisle students may wear Bermuda-length shorts and sandals in classes and school activities. Hot pants and very short shorts remain banned. Policy effective immediately with formal rules to be announced tomorrow. Principal Bingaman, paid $16,685 yearly on a 12 month basis, and Charles Chamberlain, $17,130, were newly contracted.

Carlisle Board of Education Karen Flischer Ronald Bingaman Bingaman Bingamon Charles Chamberlain Chamberlain

Fires consume acres along Ohio 725 near Brown's Run Road

A grass fire destroyed 150 acres near the Ohio 725 and Brown's Run Road intersection and remained smoldering. Germantown and Farmersville firemen fought it from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Two firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion. The blaze spread across land owned by George Bowman into 40 wooded acres owned by Dr. Robert Kauffman. cause attributed to a cigarette tossed by a passing motorist. Additional fires reported in Franklin and Springboro, including a burn of logs by Terry Dalton and fires at Miami Valley Coated Paper Co and King property, with undetermined causes and home-threat concerns. Fire crews observed and aided until activities concluded.

Ohio Brown’s Run Road Germantown Farmersville Richard Zechar George Bowman Robert Kauffman Zechar Franklin Terry Dalton Dixie Highway Miami Valley Coated Paper Co Oxford Road John King Ethel Avenue Dalton King Springboro Arthur Kash Weidner Kash

Female Labor A Worry in Ohio Rights Debates

Former state representative Barry Levey spoke to Middletown Chamber of Commerce on women’s labor rights and no sex differentiation in jobs. He discussed Ohio law, federal challenges, and a Cincinnati federal case seeking to limit Ohio Industrial Bureau enforcement.

Barry Levey Ohio Ohio Industrial Bureau Levey Ohio Appeals Court Franklin County Columbus

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Kathleen Krumm Journal West Elkton Pto U.S Union Senitory Monroe Trenton Modern Business Service South Main St. Franklin Armco Steel Corp Hitco A.G. Handschumacher jAerospace Group Izor Front Walnut Streets Bermuda
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