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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1977

Page

9

Mock impeachment trial at Middletown High School ends with pardon

In a two day mock Congress at Middletown High School students and faculty staged an impeachment trial of Mrs June Owens a summer school government teacher acquitted on two charges and pardoned by a White House telegram delivering the President’s pardon The session featured Chief Justice Lewis Hill and lawyers Melva Pate Kathy Miller Lynn Love.

Middletown High School Owens June Owens Jim Orem Orem Western Union White House United States

Budget Study Sparks Butler County Clerk Office Branch Plan

Edward Robb Jr. seeks an external review of the clerk of courts operations and budgeting despite inaugurating a branch office with CETA workers. A meeting at the Manchester Inn with chamber leaders and city officials is expected to announce the study and invite regional business participation.

Mini Hoover Commission Butler County Clerk of Courts Edward Robb Jr The Journal Today Manchester Inn Middletown Dale Helsel Robb

Jobless Claims Dip to Long-Run Weekly Low

The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports 618 continued claims for unemployment benefits for the week ending July 23, down from 708 the prior week and 931 in an average July week last year. New claims totaled 152 for the week ending July 30.

Ohio Bureau of Employment Services OBES

Monroe seeks owner of historic sidewalk horseshoe

Village officials suspect a local out of town resident chiselled a sidewalk landmark on Elm Street. Four witnesses reported the removal after a Journal article. elders recall the horseshoe dating to 1904 or earlier. A longtime blacksmith, John Boyd, may have crafted it, per local lore.

Monroe Elm Street Robert Whitmore Whitmore Boyd Smith First National Bank of Middletown Smith M.A Boyd Primrose Lane Middletown John Boyd Mound Cemetery Boyd Douglas Ave

Special Grand Jury Indicts Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace

Warren County sheriff Roy Wallace has been indicted by a special grand jury. Dr Ralph Young county coroner said a bill of indictment was delivered for service but did not disclose the charges. Prosecutor Morris Turkelson said the seven month grand jury probe of the sheriff's office is complete.

Lebanon Warren Roy Wallace Ralph Young Ohio Wallace Paul Harrison Harrison Morris Turkelson

Bible Education Institute Planned Near Monroe

Paul Nagy announces a new Bible Education Institute to be built near I-75 in Monroe with a library museum and non denominational education facilities. The firm Kleski & Associates will design the buildings as Nagy seeks to promote Bible study through apologetics and scholarly research.

Middletown Monroe Paul Nagy Bible Education Institute Kleski & Associates of Dayton Nagy The Bible Institute Bible Bureau

City Centre Mart Faces Multi-Year Operating Loss

City records show City Centre Mart costing $161 628 this year with a net garage loss of $77 102. Finance Director Robert Ritter notes hope merchants will share costs later, predicting reductions as the garage repays a $2.5 million loan and CETA wages shift to federal coverage. The report, to be reviewed August 16, outlines a path to self sufficiency.

Robert Ritter Mart Ritter CETA

Dropped cigarette leads to car crash injuring woman

Corrine A. Barnes, 62, of 214 Garfield St., was injured when she struck a parked car owned by Paul C. Doughman, 2109 Highland St., as she tried to retrieve a dropped cigarette. The incident occurred on Girard Avenue around 6:40 p.m. and Barnes was treated at Middletown Hospital for knee and forehead injuries.

Corrine A. Barnes Garfield St Middletown Hospital Girard Avenue Paul C. Doughman Highland St Girard Ave

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