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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1962
Page
19
Metropolitan Housing Authority director Jim Mills outlines a plan to open a 250 unit development within a year or so. The project will house 150 area families including Garfield Urban Renewal displacements and 100 elderly residents. It is funded by a 42,500 preliminary loan for site selection and architecture.
Middletown public schools open spring registration from Feb 1 to March 30 for grades eight through eleven. Counselors will guide study planning for the 1962-63 year, with about 4,000 parents receiving program details and approval forms. The process determines total courses, staff needs, and elective options across four basic tracks.
Middletown Police relocate to bright wood paneled rooms at the east end of the City Building. The $4500 remodeling created two interrogation rooms a polygraph room an office for the juvenile section and a detectives squad room. Police Chief Joseph Blackmore appears guiding a lie detector test with Capt. Ralph Bauer while Patrolman Jack Crocker and Mrs Jo Ann Staten stand in the squad room. The former detectives office now hosts Lt. James Combs Patrolman Delman Whitt and clerk Nancy Fishbaugh.
The piece details citizen band radio use among hunters and travelers, explaining FCC licensing, area codes, and channel rules. It notes growing club activity in Middletown, emergency aims, and the social aspect of CB communication with stories of conversations, directions, and field cooperation nationwide.
The Chamber of Commerce with Manchester Motor and the Chamber issued 5000 copies of a 12 page visitor’s guide titled Middletown Landmarks. The editorial project by George Crout with Wilfred D. Vorhis and Richard C. Dowling presents a 32 mile two hour self guided tour starting at the corner of Young Street and Girard Avenue by the high school.
IRS official P L Charles urges consistency in form filling as automation via data processing begins in seven state Atlanta region. A printed table shows average state general sales tax payments for Cincinnati district residents, aiding itemizers not standard deduction users, with notes on substantiating deductions and contacting local IRS offices for copies.
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