Middletown Hospital expansion faces spring start after planning approval
UK hospital plans a 15 million expansion including a lab radiology and central supply facility may begin by next spring after City Planning Commission approval. A four story parking garage remains deferred pending court decision on its zoning eligibility with staff proposing a smaller plan and revised access drives around the hospital.
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Middletown Hospital
City Planning Commission
Hospital Board of Trustees
Wilbur Cohen
Cohen
Bob Metz
Board of Zoning Appeals
Planning Commission
Webb
James Kunkler
George Morgan
Ward Browning
Orchard Street
Sherman Avenue
Journal reporters miss LaGuardia disaster coverage
Two Middletown Journal reporters David Flick and C. J. Bosnak say they missed yesterday’s LaGuardia Airport disaster while returning from a New York sight seeing trip. They reached the TWA baggage and ticket areas just three hours before a 6 33 p m explosion.
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Middletown Journal
David Flick
C. J. Bosnak
LaGuardia
New York
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Dayton
Midwest
Bosnak
Fire damages home in South Middletown. no injuries
An electrical short caused a fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Springer at 1207 Forrer St. Damage totaled $1,500 with $1,000 to the building and $500 to contents. The blaze began in a second floor bedroom and was contained by 9 15 am after 10 volunteers and one pumper responded. Lemon Township police assisted.
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South Middletown
Art Springer
Forrer St
Jim Colvin
Lemon Township
Elyria Names 2 New Officials Early Next Year
Elyria Ohio announces two new city leaders with Fire Chief Lyle Scott to be replaced by Assistant Chief Lloyd Kinney February 1 1969. Scott will become safety director March 1 1969. Dale Kellogg will serve as acting safety director until then.
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Elyria, Ohio
Elyria
Lyle Scott
Lloyd Kinney
Scott
Dale Kellogg
Early deadlines for Thursday newspaper
The Journal and sports deadlines shift with Thursday editions. News and women’s department items must arrive by 10 a.m. Wednesday. Classified ads by 3 p.m. Wednesday. Friday ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Cancellations for Thursday ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Journal
Middletown Area News Summary December 1975
Local brief from Middletown on a Tuesday issue dated December 30 1975 notes community events and notices. No further events details provided in readable text.
Six CBs and an AM FM unit stolen from city cars
Six citizens band radios and one AM FM unit were stolen from cars in the city yesterday. Victims include Jon Schaffer 3210 Goldman Ave Richard Morgerson 2231 Winton St Ted Beatty 3213 Bexley Dr Gary Melampy 600 Dorset Lane Charles McKenzie 2102 Baltimore St and David Senhart 816 Aeronca St plus Jackie Van Gulpen 1708 Meadow Ave. An antenna tampering report on Monroe Street was investigated but the culprit had fled.
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Citizens Band
Jon Schaffer
Goldman Ave
Richard Morgerson
Winton St
Ted Beatty
Bexley Drive
Gary Melampy
Dorset Lane
Charles McKenzie
Baltimore St
David Senhart
Aeronca
Free Offer Only Pipe Dream From A 25 Year Old Coupon
Cleveland man Milan Kordick found a mishandled gift tobacco case with a prepaid offer for 12 free Union Leader books of cigarette papers. Lorillard and Union Leader history raise questions about validity after plant closure in 1951 and ownership shifts to US Tobacco Co.
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Ted Pollard
Cleveland
Milan Kordick
E. 160Th St
Kordick
P. Lorillard Co
P. Lorillard Co., _ Inc
Manchester & Grimes
Middletown
a_ postal
Journal
Courtney Robinson
Lorillard
Wilbraham Road
Manchester Avenue
Grimes Street
Briggs
Friends
Ripple
Robinson
New York City
U.S. Tobacco Co
Greenwich
Conn
US Tobacco
Quarrel Sparks Fatal Shooting at Residence
Police held Charles Hughley after a shooting at Anna Hooks home on Curtis Street. Hooks, 30, was shot in the chest by a .22 revolver and admitted to Middletown Hospital in good condition. The incident followed a quarrel and occurred in a room near the living area.
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Anna Hooks
Curtis St
Charles Hughley
Pine St
Police chase ends at junk yard. theft targets found
Police pursued a man from a junk yard between Church and Casper streets last evening. He fled the storage area, climbed a back wall and vanished between houses. A Citizens Band radio worth 35 dollars and 25 eight track tapes at 5 dollars each were stolen from Tom Cunningham's car at 908 Lamberton Street yesterday. A CB radio was partially removed.
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Church
Casper
Tom Cunningham
Lamberton St
Fire reports and medical calls across city area
At 7 42 a m a fire at 3102 Hampton Place prompted ambulance transport of Arthur Diver 79 in serious condition to hospital intensive care. Earlier a ballast problem investigated at 1805 Central Ave. At 2 07 a m Wilhelm Doreschier 74 were in fair condition after a home entry with police aid. A Christmas tree fire at 1523 Meadow Ave was extinguished by caller. At 9 53 p m James Quinn chest pains oxygen given but transport declined.
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Meadow Ave
Kunz Ave
James Quinn
Burglary at Euclid Court Apartment Stolen Cash and Checks
A dwelling on 712 Euclid Court was burglarized while occupants slept from 6 to 10 a.m. Susan Brown reported $58 cash and 11 blank checks stolen with no forced entry. door left ajar or unlocked. Police also reported $2,000 in tools missing from the Middletown High School auto shop after a break-in between 7 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. An overhead door was pried, and the item removed from its tracks.
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Susan Brown
Euclid Court
Middletown High School
Hamilton man listed 'fair' after assault
A 63 year old Hamilton man remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after a beating at a service station on U.S. 127 and Joe Avenue. Richard Minor, proprietor of the station, was struck from behind and robbed of cash, suffering a hairline skull fracture, broken jaw, arm and ribs. Police reported the attack occurred about 9 last night as Minor closed the station.
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NEW Miami
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
U.S. 127
Joe Avenue
Richard Minor
Dixie Highway
Police pay talks set for January
Police and city officials will resume negotiations over next year’s pay raise with a federal negotiator. A Dec 19 Dayton meeting lowered officers’ request from 18 to 12 percent, while the city’s offer remains 42 percent. A Jan 6 session was scheduled but may be delayed due to court dates for officers. The contract expires at midnight.
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Dayton
Melvin Barker
Barker
Franklin School Board to Meet for Year End Business
The Franklin school board will meet tonight at 8 o clock in the Little Theater at Franklin High School to conduct routine year end business.
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Franklin School Board
Franklin High School
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Planners UK Hospital Plan
Thomas Webb
Florence Street
Superior
Florence
Colvin
Area News
Cbs
Columbia Avenue
N. Main Street
Jackie van Gulpen
Monroe Street
Richwomd
P. Lorillard Compan
Manchester Ave
Grimes St
Iowa
Gummedé
Incown
Ohio
Dakota
Wisconsin
Moses Hurt
Verity
Minor
Franklin Board
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