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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1978
Page
3
City Planning Commission granted final approval for three subdivision plats. The packages include a 31 lot, 6.7 acre project southwest of Jefferson and Cincinnati Dayton Road, developed by Home State.
Columbus Ohio The Family Service Council of Ohio opens an office and hires its first executive secretary Seymour Plawsky council president says Joan W Lawrence board member and former League of Women Voters of Ohio president will serve as executive secretary The council unites private community supported agencies offering family and marital counseling and family life education Also regional development and business notices follow about subdivisions and a temporary Radio Shack sign and a Germantown printing business setup with timing and locations included
Seven persons were fined $50 each yesterday on careless charges by Municipal Court Judge J Lamb. Fines included Charles E. Johnson Thomas Bentley Charles T. Blanton Cary G. Countryman Stephanie McClain B Scott Baker and David John Pohl. Pohl also paid $25 for a noise violation and Baker was sent to traffic school.
A total of 92 building permits valued at $1,324,530 were issued in July. Planned restaurant construction boosted totals with McDonald’s at $120,000 and Taco Bell at $75,000. Home and business projects included 19 residences totaling $719,000 and $160,300 in additions and alterations. University Baptist Church and other firms received permits. Year to date totals reach 486 permits valued at $8,185,470.
In 1815 Napoleon Bonaparte departed to Saint Helena to begin a life of exile after his defeat. The voyage marked the end of his rule and the start of a remote, solitary exile on the Atlantic island.
In Ohio the death penalty bill to replace the Supreme Court struck law is near readiness for September return. Rep. Paul Leonard says a vote this year is unlikely while hearings proceed. Advocates urge tightening to curb plea bargain inequities. opponents warn against any death penalty.
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