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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1977
Page
2
Police will not relax No Parking enforcement during the Christmas shopping period. A Middletown Shopping Center patrol reports issuing tickets, not warnings, for cars in the sidewalk fire zone. Eight tickets were also given Friday to vehicles parked near Swallen’s at City Centre Mart.
At 7:26 p.m. incident at 424 Cribbs Ave with an emergency run and no transport. At 6:49 p.m. accident with injuries reported near Verity Parkway and Access 1. emergency run on report. At 12:03 p.m. 625 Concord Ave grease on stove ignited. occupant extinguished with a lid before firemen arrived.
The Delaware state constitution was proclaimed on September 21, 1776, marking a foundational political milestone in the colony’s history.
They passed a resolution to use methadone for withdrawal only with medical staff oversight and annual reviews. Critics fear maintenance use, while officials cite FDA flexibility allowing extended detox when warranted by duration of heroin or opiate dependence.
Residents receive final quarterly bills as the city moves to monthly billing. Households are split into two groups billing on the 15th and 30th each month. Treasurer Gregory Watson explains future bills will align with these dates.
Clearcreek Township trustees Friday approved a rezoning from residential to business for Genevieve Windross's property on Ohio 73 east of Ohio 48. The change extends an existing business zone after a zoning board recommendation. no objections were raised at the public hearing. Windross offered no details on intended use.
Forest Avenue resident Williams Spears, 25, said he was slugged in the head with a 2 by 4 and robbed of $55 in the alley behind his home around midnight. The thief also took Spears knife and used it to slash his pocket, escaping with the weapon. The robbery was reported at 10 a.m.
SIRACUSA Italy AP Terrorists soon may use nuclear blackmail poison water supplies or take over power plants unless new countermeasures emerge. American participants warned at a world crime seminar ending Saturday. Experts listed vulnerable targets water systems reactors offshore platforms dams and government HQs. Some urged forums for grievances while others warned against deaths penalties for terrorists.
Mike Seifert of The Journal's Page staff spoke at Wayne Township Positive Prints Photo 4 H Club on improving photography and lens cleaning. Members felt they learned many tips. The next meeting is January 11 with Bob White of the Oxford Press as speaker.
The Sherman Elementary School PTO schedules a 7 p.m. Tuesday meeting in the school gym to present a Christmas program by first year students. Parents teachers and students are invited and Santa Claus will appear.
Christina Clark, eight, of 4340 Hamilton Middletown Road Lot 3, remained in critical condition at Children's Hospital Cincinnati last night. She was struck by a car while crossing the road near her home, according to the highway patrol.
The West Gate Cafe owner Pauline Oney and six patrons were cited after police found the bar locked at 3 a.m. with a patron drinking an apparently alcoholic beverage. The owner was charged with allowing after-hours consumption. one patron was taken into evidence. Klaus Freidrich, 27, was assaulted Friday night and remained hospitalized. condition not available.
The International Military Tribunal in Nuremberg on October 1 1946 sentenced 12 Nazi leaders to death. The verdict marked a defining reckoning for senior officials responsible for crimes of the regime.
Barbara A. May, 22, of 301 S. Sutphin St., was eastbound on First at Wall Alley at 6:55 p.m. when she struck the rear of a car driven by Thomas Imfeld, 27, of 305 E. Roger Drive, Trenton. May suffered a chin cut and was treated at Middletown Hospital and later released.
A tape radio unit was stolen from the dash of Roy Joseph's truck parked at the Packaging Corporation plant on Yankee Road in Trenton yesterday. Roy Joseph lives at 416 Pearson Road.
Mrs. William B. Warman learned at home in Columbus that her husband won a Hawaii vacation for two after tickets were distributed for six weeks at City Centre Mart. The eight day trip includes stay in Hawaii with a Los Angeles stop en route, a welcome surprise for a family with a son in L.A. and Mrs. Warman recovering from back trouble this year.
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