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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1976
Page
5
Public hearing in Columbus examines OEPA proposals for stricter landfill regulations. Public Utilities Director Robert Moschell attends to protest what he calls unduly restrictive rules.
Middletown man Donnie L. Wells, 23, was subdued and arrested at a Lemon Township roadblock after a stolen car chase. Wells faces charges of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, eluding police, assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and no driver's license.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports its earliest membership gain, rising to 64 250 members in 1976 and marking the ninth straight year of growth for the state’s largest farm group. A hearing is set on new regulations bringing landfills under OEPA rules with written comments due by March 5. The Park of Roses in Columbus features over 33 000 bushes and 425 rose varieties.
Ohio Deputy Secretary James Marsh warns that a Supreme Court decision striking down federal spending limits could affect state law. Ohio caps Senate and gubernatorial spending at 10 cents per person or 10.6 million voters. Congressional limits at 18 cents per person. The state may need to adjust rules for candidate expenditures and oversight to reflect the ruling.
A series of short notices describe a fire at 1750S Breiel Rd caused by a liquor bottle holding a candle breaking with $100 building and $400 contents damage. Other entries note a James Jones hospitalized for breathing trouble and a Richard Cottle bitten by a dog, both treated and released. A false alarm at B11 17th Ave due to steam from a dryer is listed.
Atlanta police scheduled arraignments for four suspects charged with robbery and murder in the death of James Edmondson known as Professor Backwards. Housekeeper Michelle Sipp and three male defendants from the Atlanta area face legal action as investigations continue.
The Ohio House moves toward approval of a property tax relief bill aimed at offsetting inflation driven increases on 1977 bills. Rep. John E. Johnson leads the measure in a week five of the session as Senate consideration follows a string of confirmations and constitutional amendment debates.
An advertisement from Loesch Laboratory Consultants claims a 32 day trial to stop hair loss and regrow hair for men and women. It asserts many baldness causes and urges readers with any remaining hair to act before roots die, offering confidential responses by mail.
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