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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1978
Page
13
Bernard Gudenhauf, county industrial development director, announced a Union Township meeting to discuss warehouse bonds. The gathering aims to review financing terms and potential impacts on local economic development.
A restraining order restricting Local 310 of the United Paperworkers International from picketing at Waldorf, a Champion International unit, was extended by 30 days at joint attorney request. Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer set a new hearing for Sept 30 while noting the union has been on strike since July 13.
More than 150 workers at Atlas Die Casting Co in Germantown walked out in a wildcat strike yesterday led by International Molders and Allied Workers Local 339. Company officials cited ongoing details to be released later as union officials did not comment. The plant has faced a previous wildcat strike four years ago.
Maud area businesswoman Evelyn Britton of Evelyn's Kitchen bid $2,700 to buy the pen of reserve champion meat chickens at the Ohio State Fair sale. Tyson's processed the top champion pen with a $3,700 bid, while last year she won $2,500 and donated the birds back to a 4-H teen.
The article urges parents to prepare five year olds for school with practice walks and bus familiarization. Officials advise keeping classroom doors closed, scheduling early bedtimes, and teaching basics like names, addresses, and safety rules. Immunizations are required.
A 15 year old girl was taken into custody yesterday afternoon at Hill's Department Store on a charge of petty theft. Police said she was apprehended after allegedly shoplifting clothing from the store.
The ministry to separated divorced and remarried Catholics at St John s Church will discuss how divorce affects children. Rev Albert Schoenig urges participation in Mondays 8 p.m. support group at the rectory with sessions the second and fourth Mondays, highlighting coping strategies and joint efforts with Friends In Action and Family Service of Butler County.
Zanesville police Sgt William Fulton 37 was shot in the face by Patrolman Howard Carroll during a burglary call at a welding shop. Fulton in satisfactory condition at a Columbus hospital after Carroll ordered him to halt and fired when Fulton did not stop. A bullet shattered the right jawbone. Unidentified footprints were found inside the building with no one seen leaving and nothing reported stolen.
Three AM FM radios valued at 1000 dollars were reported stolen from used cars parked at Chrysler Products on Germantown Road. Jim Weihrauch, the used car manager, told Butler County sheriff's officers the thefts occurred Saturday night or Sunday.
All Middletown city schools are open daily for enrollments from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p m weekdays. Families moving into the district since May should register before school starts August 30. For questions about a child’s school call the Administration Building at 423 0781.
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