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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1976
Page
13
Lori Dimprich, 14, of Trenton, shows satin rabbits at the Butler County fairgrounds. She also trains a horse, placed eighth in her age group, and values the rabbits for companionship over potential meat or fur profits.
A man entered the Salvation Army on Clinton Street at 9 15 PM and claimed a holdup stealing Gloria Ring’s purse containing 40 cents in change and three credit cards. A witness pursued by car but stopped when the suspect fled as officers investigate. The report also notes thefts of five truck tires worth 750 dollars from Cohen Brothers Inc on Woodlawn Avenue and a $100 car cash loss from Robert Lowe amid a swimming trip.
Cincinnati residents Melvin House 38 was sentenced to three days in jail and fined 100 dollars for driving under the influence. Ray Fugate 31 faced 30 days in jail suspended and a 100 dollar fine for carrying a concealed weapon. Larry Sizemore 19 was fined 50 dollars for reckless operation and ordered to attend traffic school.
An 18 year old, Greg Williams of 490 Beam Drive, Franklin, was seriously injured at 11 43 p m yesterday when thrown from the bed of a pickup driven by 29 year old Davis R Cheatham of 225 Beam Drive at Roosevelt Boulevard and Villa Court Cincinnati Christ Hospital treated him for possible head injuries Williams stood in the truck bed with two others when Cheatham changed lanes causing him to fall off all three were riding in Franklin Ohio area authorities said
A formal air pollution alert was issued for Butler, Warren, Hamilton, and Clermont counties. The current air quality index stood at 34 this morning, with warnings to stay indoors for those with respiratory conditions. Four Butler County industries reduced operations by 10 percent, and the alert could last several days as temperatures rise and no new air mass arrives.
A westbound car and a southbound vehicle on Breiel Boulevard collided at 2 10 p m. Fred Rice 59 of 606 Oxford State Road was hospitalized in fair condition with his wife Ruby 49 and Larry Lackemy 24 of Hamilton treated for injuries. Both cars were total losses and no citations had been issued.
State troopers hunt a man who witnessed and reported the Aug 13 crash that killed Ivan L. Starcher of West Chester. The car left Butler Warren Road, hit a bridge face as signs were removed, and the witness who saw the lights vanish called sheriff at 10 20 p.m. He has not given his name.
The Journal debuts a weekly mental health column authored by Barry E. Cobb, director of the Middletown Area Mental Health Center at 64S Main St. Readers can mail questions and Cobb will select the most impactful inquiries for publication.
Local notes from Middletown include civic updates, community notices, and brief items reflecting community life. Names, places, and dates reflect regional happenings on a Tuesday edition page 13.
Barry Cobb directs the Middletown Area Mental Health Center and will write a column to explain available services, location of help, and to debunk myths about mental illness. Personal questions receive mailed replies. all correspondence is forwarded unopened.
The Time To Fight organization sees firmer ground in its suit against Armco and the Armco Employes Independent Federation. Attorney Arnold Morelli notes recent rulings hint that Title VII may protect white male workers while allowing targeted remedies. he predicts possible compensation if discrimination occurred. He cites a lack of member ratification in the seniority change and questions state-court jurisdiction.
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