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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1972

Page

11

Storm runoff problem prompts study of Middletown sewage

The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board orders Middletown to study treating storm runoff in old two thirds of the town's combined sewer mains. Regulators fear overflow and untreated wastes into the Great Miami River. a Washington Court House project cited at about 20 million dollars as a reference. City Manager Dale ______ (name cut).

Middletown Ohio Water Pollution Control Board Great Miami River L. Tom Haggerty Water Pollution Control Board Washington Court House Dale Big Four Penn Central Baltimore & Ohio West Middletown George Crout New York City Haggerty Kelsie Singleton Singleton Hessel Columbus

Downtown Digs Renewal Crews Reroute Gas Line

Work crews on Central Avenue and Canal Street tear up the downtown area in a staged scene. Cincinnati Gas & Electric workers with a jackhammer excavate a gas line in front of the Central Store while bulldozers and a dump truck move earth in adjacent site work.

Central Avenue Canal Street Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co

Road Name Hearing Tonight in Middletown

Middletown city commissioners hold a 7 p m public hearing on proposed names for two downtown roads. Woodside Avenue would replace the Verity Parkway east side segment between Yankee Road and Woodside Cemetery, and South Avenue would be restored on a north Roosevelt segment.

Verity Parkway Roosevelt Boulevard Verity Yankee Road Woodside Cemetery Woodside Avenue South Avenue Roosevelt Planning Commission Middletown

Goodyear Tire Moves to Reinartz Verity Site

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co plans a 8100 square foot store at Reinartz Boulevard and Verity Parkway, replacing the Manchester Avenue and Broad Street site. The $400000 facility will have six service bays and space for tire sales and auto accessories, with McGraw Construction Co as general contractor and completion in early spring.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Reinartz Boulevard Verity Parkway Manchester Avenue Broad Street McGraw Construction Co

Fairfield Driver Strikes Cow on Ohio 4

Donald L. Garland 37 of 5870 Ross Road escaped injury after his southbound car hit a cow on Ohio 4 just north of Ohio 63 at 1 45 a m. The cow owned by Leo Smith 2801 Sheldon Road ran off and was later found in a field.

Fairfield Ohio 4 Ohio 63 Donald L. Garland Ross Road Leo Smith Sheldon Road

Franklin approves two housing additions to fuel growth

Franklin City Council approved a 114 unit planned apartment development behind the Mason ic Temple on E Second Street with internal streets and private management by a National Homes subsidiary. The second phase adds 74 single family lots to Franklin Woods off E Fourth Street near Franklin High School, with 16 acres donated for a park. Council notes growth but aims for orderly expansion as sewer and water lines extend toward Interstate 75 and potential new industry lingers as a future goal.

Franklin Masonic Temple E. Second Street National Homes Construction Corp Franklin Woods E. Fourth Street Franklin High School National Homes Paul Smith The Journal Today Smith

All-Women Tradition Ending as Middletown Boy Enters Coed Western

Richard D. Hunter, 18, a Middletown High School June graduate, will begin as part of Western College’s first coed freshman class this fall. He joins 44 other men among 75 women and 45 men expected, as the all-women liberal arts college opens admission to men to lift enrollment.

Richard D. Hunter Western College Oxford Hunter Middletown High School Western Defiance College Columbus Rollins College Winter Park Fla Official Tor Miami Susan Perkins Lemon ~- Monroe High School Paul Perkins Shawnray Drive Veronica Profitt Fenwick High School Georgia Profitt Stanley St Cynthia Abney Fenwick Ralph Abney Fisher Ave

Water Level Recorder Stolen From Miami Conservancy Site

A water level recorder owned by the Miami Conservancy District in Dayton was stolen from a site along the Great Miami River south of the American Materials Plant in Butler County. The device is valued at 353 dollars. A truck at Thermogas Corp. was robbed of tools and electrical equipment worth 225 dollars yesterday. Richard Fitton of Hamilton and Willy Lewis of Hamilton reported separate thefts including a chain saw and a minibike respectively.

Hamilton Miami Conservancy District Dayton Miami River Butler County Thermogas Corp Hamilton-Trenton Richard Fitton Timberman Road Willy Lewis Germantown Road

City Plans Drainage Fix and Solid Waste Plant Bond Plan

The council boosts Lake Avenue drainage work to curb perennial problems. It renews a $500 000 note for the city's share of the solid waste plant and expects to convert it to long term bonds funded by plant income when rates ease.

Lake Avenue

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