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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1967
Page
7
Judge J. T. Lamb presided as fifty motorists paid 810 in fines in a light traffic docket. Thirteen speeding violators paid 270, others faced 25 fines with varying suspensions or dismissals for rules including assured clear distance and anti noise ordinances. A mix of reductions, suspensions, and specific violations completed the session.
Six grade students in Rome Georgia launched homemade hot air crafts from plastic bags tied to candles and straws. The devices rose to about 1000 feet and caused several hundred acres to burn on Mt Alto Tuesday night. Officials said the youths caused the wildfire and gave a warning against future flights.
Ohio State University will begin dues checkoffs in May for members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes AFL-CIO following a union request. Also noted is Little Snowflake, the world’s only white gorilla, thriving in Barcelona on milk and bananas after being found in Rio Muni last October.
In Columbus a court heard arguments over the force and process of an Ohio bond issue and a real estate tax deferral proposal. Attorneys contended the bond authorization and related measures were improperly enacted or spent, with a ruling expected before the May 2 election.
Youngstown City Council unanimously declared the Chosen Few Motorcycle Club a nuisance citing sidewalk drinking indecent exposure and profane language near children. Ward 2’s Herman Starks praised landlord efforts to evict and remove the club from its rented headquarters.
Louisville report notes unusually mild spring causing early bloom of 7,500 tulips at Churchill Downs. Tulips in race track garden typically peak during Derby week but bloomed in early April alongside redbud trees and dogwoods. Authorities fear blooms may fade before Derby Day on May 6 due to warm weather.
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