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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1972
Page
2
In Cleveland the Cuyahoga County Criminal Courts building erupted in alarm as about two dozen sheriff's deputies rushed to a courtroom. Judge Robert G. Tague asked what happened and appeared embarrassed after his feet rested on a floor switch triggering the alarm.
Obituary notices list Earl Frazier 71 of Florida formerly Mid dletown with services at 10 a.m. and viewing hours. Julia Jones 54 of 1164 Burial to Woodside McGlynn Street with 1 p.m. service. Israel Baptist funeral home notes and Henry Phillips 88 with 1 p.m. service at Pilgrim Baptist Church. Henry Pope 66 of 1043 Haverhill Drive with 10:30 a.m. service at Southern Hills Baptist Church.
Mrs Georgia S Bear 88 of 306 West Market Street German town dies at 6 25 p m Monday at Friendly Con valescent Home Miamisburg Survived by husband Harris daughter Mrs Margaret Morrison of Germantown son Richard of Chapel Hill N C three grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Friday at John Arpp J C Herbert officiating Burial in Germantown Cemetery
Cincinnati engineers install sensors in pavement and cameras to monitor traffic on Interstate 75. A computer in the Riverfront Stadium area will process data and relay messages to scoreboard signs along the highway. The project costs about 2.1 million dollars.
The Ohio Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on a petition challenging a lower court ruling that split the four proposed amendments from an Ohio Constitutional revision package. If upheld, the amendments face removal from the May 2 primary ballot and possible November reconsideration.
City police raided Marshall University dorms Twin Towers and South Hall early today, waking seven male students aged 18 to 20. Officers seized more than 100 marijuana plants growing in a Styrofoam cooler and said additional arrests are expected.
Four thefts reported to police yesterday. An intruder took a $115 watch, damaged a refrigerator, and drank part of a fifth of whisky. Thomas Leonard of Richmond reported a stolen table tennis ball dispensing machine valued at $55. Robert Fultz of Sears Roebuck at 71 S Maic St. said a man left with a $129 portable television. Frizell Myers reported a tool box and tools worth $60.
Arthur E. Summerfield former postmaster general and Republican National Committee chairman died at age 73 in West Palm Beach Florida. He played a role in healing rifts during the nomination fight with rival Senator Robert A Taft. Funeral arrangements were pending.
A thoughtful grandfather muses about what his grandchildren will think of the plastic antiques he plans to leave behind. He reflects on value, memory, and the era of quirky collectible items as time passes.
Jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell will visit Miami University in Oxford for an 8 p.m. program in the Heritage Room of the University Center. Burrell and the Kenny Burrell Quartet appear under the University Center Program Board sponsorship as the first night of a weekend of music at the center. Burrell is among the most recorded jazz guitarists and plays blues, contemporary pop, Latin swing, and classical tunes.
Sen. Robert Taft Jr. proposes a constitutional amendment to allow federal income tax credits for private school tuition. He would also introduce legislation to apply credits to part of tuition paid by parents. The White House reaction is unclear, and cost estimates were not provided.
Fifteen of twenty Eagle Scouts recognized at the annual Eagle Career Interest Day. Units represented: twelve. Luncheon hosted at Holiday Inn by local leaders. John Robb of Armco spoke on listening and understanding others in the workplace. Frank Neal of Cincinnati Gas & Electric presented certificates. Program led by Clyde Durham.
Junior Girl Scout Troop 1008 hosts a carnival to raise funds for a summer camping trip. The event runs Friday 4 30 to 6 30 p m in the First Presbyterian Church parking lot and features a talent show games prizes cake walk baked goods and zodiac sign sweat shirts with Miss Betty Jean Criswell leading.
A film predicting America's doom per biblical prophecy will screen at 7 30 p.m. Friday at Missionary Baptist Church Franklin and 7 30 p.m. Saturday at the Salvation Army Citadel Clinton Street. Rev Donald Arndt of Greenville Baptist Church will
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