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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1977
Page
9
Presiding Judge Harry Hanna said the murder case of Dr. Stuart Kutler would resume Monday as chief counsel Robert Hanna recovers from a fainting episode. The jury was dismissed early for the second straight day to allow for the physician’s counsel’s rest.
Movie makers consider Lebanon as the Harper Valley PTA setting using Berry Middle School as a key visual. Officials say decision next week as filming could start in late September or October for a drive in and home TV audience.
Firefighters and a city resident forced open a second story door to free Mrs. Wilma Teets from a blaze in a trash can fire around 7 30 p m. Teets avoided hospital. damage about 900 to building and 200 contents. A kitten was rescued from a porch roof as smoke alarmed neighbors. CARELESS SMOKING blamed for another fire at Harry Walker dwelling with 300 damage.
Five women were treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision at Leibee Street and Manchester Avenue at 7 10 p m Beverly J Moore 21 of Windsor Road Westbound on Manchester was struck by a car driven southbound on Leibee Street by Arthur B Garver 75 of Charles Street He was charged with failure to yield at a stop sign Passengers in Mrs Moore s car included Judy Moore 41 Vicki Moore 22 Core 15 Suzanne Amatulli 44 with injuries The Moore auto was demolished Garver s car was severely damaged
Ohio natural resources Director Robert W. Teater receives the Soil Conservation Society of America's Honor Award for 1977 in Columbus.
Germantown as village may lack a claim on fire levy funds paid by villagers to the township. Village Solicitor William Forbes concludes expenditures for fire protection need not be strictly proportional to village tax revenues. The village contracts with Germantown Rural Community Fire Association, which bills the village and township. dispute over payment levels persists as 1978 budget debates arise.
Two calculators two tape recorders and other items were stolen in a early yesterday break in at the Pastoral Counseling Service 1523 First Ave entry via forced air conditioner. Also stolen were a watch stereo intercom system and a slide projector a clock radio found outside a rear window. Lowell Jackson 2009 Brentwood St said three fishing poles and a tool box were taken from his garage early yesterday with items valued at 120 dollars. Burglar stole 55 dollars from a beauty parlor cash taken from the Cut and Curl Beauty Salon 3301 Burbank Ave after entry through a side window and cabinet ransacked.
One year old Lawrence Scott of Centerville was killed when the car driven by his mother Kimberly Scott left a curve on Ohio 741 south of Springboro and rolled over. The child was thrown through the windshield. Mrs Scott was treated and released at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Eaton Funeral Home in Franklin with burial in Springboro Cemetery.
In a day long hearing before the Ohio State Board of Personnel Review Wayne Petkovic, Wallace and Cole argued over why Cole was dismissed in April. Cole claims the firing was retaliation for grand jury testimony. Wallace says Cole was a fiduciary employe no longer protected by civil service.
A late night crash on the Ohio 73 bridge over the Great Miami River injured four people. Ernest Barnett 21 of Middletown drove a westbound car and Jeanette Rose 43 of Trenton rode as a passenger. both were seriously injured and treated at area hospitals. Theresa Kinser 23 of Middletown drove the opposite car and was not treated. Brenda Pelfrey 23 of Trenton and an infant were treated and released. Randall Hatfield 21 of Middletown was also treated and released.
The Franklin City Council schedules a 7:30 p.m. regular meeting in the City Building to consider raising fire lieutenant positions from two to three. An agenda discussion session precedes at 7 p.m. by the council.
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