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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1970

Page

37

A Day In Court In Middletown Municipal

In Middletown Municipal Court a likely routine day unfolds with minor, mostly uncontested cases. Most defendants are expected to be found guilty as the docket moves through a typical session.

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Land dispute looms as Middletown eyes park expansion

A Middletown couple at 5513 Elk Creek Road fights city plans to turn 78 675 acres three miles west into W. W. Sebald Park. They urge preservation of their home amid debates on eminent domain and outside-city acquisitions, citing Ohio law and public welfare. City officials say only if negotiations fail could seizure occur, with 24 other property owners affected.

John G. Myers Middletown Elk Creek Road Dan Rothe Myerses W. W. Sebald Park Kothe Hofe Jr U.S. Department of the Interior Nixon George Romney William Verity Armco Steel Corp Myers Tilmon Ellison Ellison Paul Christiansen Jack Livy Livy

Bail and Bond Bondsmen in a Busy County Court

A reporter observes Middletown criminal and civil dockets, noting most defendants plead guilty or are found guilty. Bail is often posted via bondsmen who take 5 to 10 percent, with cash bonds common and forfeitures leading to tense confrontations. The piece contrasts court life, fees, and the human tension behind proceedings.

Butler County Common Pleas Court Hamilton Middletown

Faith Sustained by Pueblo Crew During Captivity

The Pueblo sailors endured 11 months of captivity by North Korea, facing relentless abuse while clinging to faith. They prayed quietly, recited Bible verses on torn paper, and recalled Scripture to endure, with release on December 23 1968.

Pueblo Cmdr Stephen Harris James W. Kelly Navy Steve Harris Comworldflt Democratic People’s Republic of Korea United States

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