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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1972
Page
13
A Journal paper boy's $2 and an $8 claim illustrate Middletown small claims court workings. Judge J T Lamb and officials report 2,000 cases in 52 months, with most claims over $100. Informal hearings, no lawyers, but judgments carry full legal effect.
Edgewood Local School Board approves a new salary schedule raising starting bachelor’s pay to 6975 and master’s starting at 7550 for 1972 73. The district adds a single major medical plan and contracts for teachers and non certificated staff.
An investiture for Doty House Brownies and Junior Girl Scouts will be held tomorrow at 8 30 a m. Sponsored by the Rotary Club the event marks the first scouting activities for the girls formed late February. Leaders Mrs Richard Greathouse and Mrs Gerald Squire note cub scouting influence.
Middletown Board of Education may consider a plan to join Butler County districts to run a center for visually and hearing disabled students. The program would exchange students within the county with tuition equalization if counts differ. Also on the agenda are a cable TV arrangement participation request, a 1972 summer rehabilitation program estimate of 68760 dollars, and teacher rehiring decisions due by April 30.
The case of John E. Lee 28 of 1108 Columbia Ave was continued by Municipal Judge J T Lamb until May 2. Lee faces resisting arrest and interfering with an officer while hospitalized for a broken arm from an incident at the Broad Street taxi stand.
The launcher area of the former Nike battery near Denton has been deeded to North Texas State University for use by the campus.
City officials remind corporates and nonwithheld taxpayers to submit payments by Monday. Deputy Helen Swim says rents profits and federal employees living outside the city must pay directly to the city. Corporate profits are taxed year end. individuals and small businesses owe the first quarter. The city collects about 3.8 million dollars yearly at 1 percent.
City commissioners will review the 1972 sidewalk curb and gutter repair program tonight. A public hearing on vacating a small portion of Flemming Road at Clark Street and a first reading to amend a lighting contract with Cincinnati Gas & Electric will follow. Meeting at 7 pm in the commission chamber.
Police report a break in last night at Gibson's Beauty Shop on Jefferson Road where a Pepsi Cola vending machine was demolished to steal about $1 in coins. Proprietor Isaac Gibson reported the incident.
With Ohio's primary a week away, Pierre Salinger visiting Clinton and Canal streets site and Townhouse on Tytus Avenue. He will open a Hamilton campaign HQ at 250 High St at 4 50 p m. Henry Jackson appears at a 9 45 a m brunch at the Manchester Motor Inn and a Lebanon dinner. Humphrey and Muskie have not announced Butler County plans.
During daylight savings the city will collect trash from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. an adjustment of a half hour earlier under the contract with Local 856 AFL-CIO. Daylight saving begins Sunday and runs through October. Residents are reminded to place material in excess of two containers at the curb for pickup.
Glenn Marsh of Waynesville presented on Early American Glass with Steigel, Pittsburgh, Sandwich and South Jersey pieces. Middletown area dealers discussed Ninth Annual Middletown Antiques Show set for Oct. 28-29 at the National Guard Armory, under sponsors Homemakers Clubs and Senior Citizens Auxiliary.
Butler County officials indicated Trenton may withdraw from Madison Township if a corporate limits survey is conducted. Commissioner Rei said the survey would set exact boundaries aiding tax matters and could boost city revenues by about 5000 dollars. Dale Logsdon called similar surveys necessary for any municipality seeking withdrawal. William Denham was absent due to illness.
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