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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
3
A bank produced personal finance advice urging readers to build three months of living expenses, then six months, and to set minimum insurance at four times net annual income. It advises housing costs not exceed 20 times annual income, debt levels below 15 percent of gross income, and proactive retirement planning with small, definite steps. The note invites readers to consult bank staff for services.
Geauga County Sheriff Louis A. Robusky and Detective Lt. William Strawbridge challenge seven recent suicides, saying three could have been homicides. Coroner Dr. Alton Behm complains of limited resources and autopsy facilities while Prosecutor Gene Henry notes basic autopsy capabilities.
Ward Street municipal court fined drivers in yesterday’s session. Liam J. Elkins and Frank H. Brown paid $100 or more for careless driving. others received $50 to $25 penalties for traffic violations. Several faced licenses, distance, and unsafe passing penalties with additional fines and bond forfeitures.
The report names U S 25 at Need more Road and Neffs Ave near Dayton as the top dangerous spots with 97 accidents and 102 injuries. Montgomery County had 15 of the 64 sites, Franklin County nine, and statewide accidents rose from 976 to 1,440 with more injuries and deaths than 1965.
Mrs. Mary Doyle, 71, died at Huron Road Hospital from burns received when a lighted firebomb was thrown through her bedroom window on July 26. She suffered burns over about 45 percent of her body and collapsed in a hallway after fleeing the apartment.
Lake County Treasurer Daniel J. Supanick was cleared by a Lyndhurst Municipal Court jury of an indecent exposure charge. Testimony included support from Judge Robert Simmons and Commissioner John D. Hadden. the accuser tied him to the incident, while Supanick claimed an alibi for that night.
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