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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1959

Page

22

Police All Stirred Up Over Exams

City enforces 1946 ordinance 2555 requiring employees to live within Middletown city or water/sewer service area. Six of 42 patrolmen, including three applicants for a traffic sergeant post, are ineligible due to outside limits. Some officers doubt enforcement will apply to state police or future promotions. one officer nearest home at risk of losing house after VA loan issues.

Patrick O'Brien O'Brien West Middletown Warren County Charles W. Thompson Middletown Veterans Administration City of

Exam to decide sergeant for traffic bureau

The exam set for August 19 and 20 will test all facets of police work to gauge fitness for a traffic bureau sergeant. Forty-two patrolmen compete after meeting residency and service requirements. The appointee serves three months probation and may transfer. a two week UT course precedes duty. A special Civil Service meeting may be held August 10 if grievances arise.

O'Brien University of Tennessee O’brien Civil Service Commission

City Exam Policy Could Delay Promotions for Ineligible Officers

Officials discussed a writ of mandamus to allow ineligible officers to take a promotion test. Tests would not be examined or graded until court decisions. If found ineligible, papers would be destroyed ungraded, affecting future exams across departments including firemen and clerks.

O’brien

Officers Question Tough Physical For Promotion

Some officers argued that injured patrolmen may be unable to pass a stringent physical yet remain proficient on the beat. O'Brien said he would seek the doctor to overlook line of duty injuries unless overruled. The personnel director noted no mandatory periodic physicals for police. An executive urged court action to settle the issue.

O’brien

Central Plaza planned for Middletown downtown street

City leaders and the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce plan a pedestrian mall along Central Avenue from Main Street to Verity Parkway named Central Plaza. A 30 day trial from mid September to mid October will test shopper convenience and downtown appeal.

Kalamazoo Mich Middletown Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Group Central Plaza Ards Abilene Texas Salem Ore Grand Haven Toledo Alliance MALL Central Avenue Main Street

Last Day To Register For Middletown Playground Tennis Tourney

Registrations close Wednesday for the Middletown playground tennis tourney beginning August 10 at Sunset. Participants must have taken at least one lesson and register with their playground leader. Certificates award winners across eight categories with instructors Judy Hagan and Helen Lowry.

Middletown Judy Hagan Helen Lowry

Firemen Seek Spruced Bell For Old No 2 Station

Middletown fire officials discuss buying back the historic Buckeye Bell Foundry 1900 for about 100 dollars to preserve a relic from the 1897 fire station. City officials note demolition costs and potential impact on bell value if removed and evaluated.

William Fishbaugh Middletown Fishbaugh Middletown Firefighters Clubhouse Assn Buckeye Bell Foundry King Wrecking Co Harry Newlin King Newlin Journal Thomas

Footprinting In Hospital Aids Infant Identity Safeguard

Middletown hospitals adopt the Faurot Inkless Method for infant footprinting after birth to provide lifelong identification. The program complements postnatal Ident a Band bracelets and aims to prevent misidentification if mother and child are separated at discharge. Hospital officials cite universal use and police demonstrations as groundwork for safety.

Merilyn Zeck Journal Lalendorf Weinberger New York City

Armel Paving Promise Sparks City Haste

Middletown faces a five mile repaving project by Armel Paving Co with a claimed 30 day completion. City Manager Thompson notes past T-35 jobs average 70 days, marking this as the largest program since 1954. The piece also discusses a new birth certificate fingerprinting method used by police.

Armel Paving Co., Inc Middletown Charles W. Thompson Thompson Armel

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