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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1977

Page

15

Springboro council mulls subdivision sewer tie in

Springboro Village Council debated whether an eight lot subdivision on 35 acres west of Ohio 741 would be required to tie into sewer and water lines upon annexation. Developer Mrs. Dewitt Calmes has preliminary septic approval and seeks assurances for residents before petitions. Officials will study tie in requirements as EPA asks for sewer connections when available. Council also adopted a One and Two Family Building Code with enhanced insulation rules and four inspections for new homes, plus fees for extra inspections and paid inspectors. Additional actions included appointments to local boards.

Springboro Here Dewitt Calmes Ohio 741 Clearcreek Warren County Health Sa Ohio Robert South Calmes Planning Commission Don Tevis Environmental Protection Agency Franklin Planning Commission Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Vernon Kemplin

Local foundations aid Ohio private colleges drive

The Crystal Tissue Co and the Morgan Foundation were among local contributors in January to the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges in Columbus. Through eight months the drive raised 925,523 to support most of the state's private colleges. The parks and recreation board vacancy arose as John Dugan moves to ere ed an ac ola an acre of at the north end of Levey Place to Dallas Powers for 5,505 the high bid. Approved a court cost increase to 7 per mayor's court case, totaling 10 per case since 3 is charged by the state. Designated the clerk treasurer to payroll, water, permits, planning records, zoning board records, and sanitation board records as required by a new privacy law naming responsible officials. Re-appointed zoning appeals board members so one term expires each year under the new village zoning code.

The Crystal Tissue Co Morgan Foundation Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges, Inc Columbus OFIC Parks and Recreation Board John Dugan Ereed Ocola Levey Place Dallas Planning Commission Commission Zoning Appeals Board Board Sanitation Claims Board

Pioneer-Standard earns gains in third quarter sales and income

Pioneer-Standard Electronics Inc of Cleveland reports record third quarter sales of 12.2 million dollars, up from 9.9 million a year earlier. Net income reached 416,069 dollars or 54 cents per share, compared with 400,309 dollars or 52 cents per share a year prior, with Middletown Stepco division contributing to the results.

Pioneer- Standard Electronics, Inc Cleveland Stepco Middletown

60 Day Sentence Given Shoplifter

A 60 day jail term for a second offense of petty theft was handed to Robert O Nea l, 33, of 113 Manhattan Street, by Municipal Court Judge J T Lamb for stealing an $18 jacket from Hills. Other local offenses included a three day sentence for William Howard, 28, for driving while intoxicated with a $200 fine and one year license suspension. Mark Duncil, 23, fined $100 for felonious assault from an alleged Jan 20 incident. William Gray, 34, fined $100 for failing to keep a child in school with the fine suspended if he complies. Ketrena Reed, 31, fined $0 for writing a bad check with restitution $47.67. Edmond Birch, 38, fined $50 for resisting arrest and $50 for disorderly conduct. Phillip Noble, 19, fined $50 for obstructing official business. Gregory Agee, 20, fined $50 for having only one license plate. Perry Johnson, 35, facing a felonious assault charge continued to Feb 18 after a 90-minute standoff at his home.

J. T. Lamb Robert O'Neal Manhattan St Hill William Howard Twin Creek Drive Franklin Mark Duncil Lamberton St Donald Peck Sheffield William Gray Catalina Mobile Home Park Ketrena Reed F St Rogers Edmond Birch Paullin Drive Phillip Noble Trenton Gregory Agee Waite St Perry Johnson Cleveland St

Births and dismissals listed for Franklin area families

Vital statistics note multiple births and hospital dismissals. Mr and Mrs Paul Buchanan welcomed a boy at 540 Tremont Court yesterday. Mr and Mrs Conrad Carpenter welcomed twin girls at 508 Britton Lane Monroe. Dismissals include Kristin Cracraft and Destiny Herd daughters, and multiple individuals: Mrs Newell Humphreys, Martha Morris Pa A Morris, Kelly and John M Taulbee, Mrs Jerry W Brown, Mrs Thomas J McCoy, Henry C Wilson, Robert Blickensderfer, Mrs Massie Collins, Walter S Geckeler, Edward C Hydler, Mrs Della McKenney, Mrs Robert Mays, Hershel McCaleb, Ricky H Harris, with hospital notes and addresses in Franklin, Germantown Road, Hawkins Road, Woodridge Drive, and Linn Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871.

Paul Buchanan Tremont Court Boy Conrad Carpenter Britton Lane Monroe Kristin Cracraft James E Cracraft Franklin Destiny Herd Michael F Herd Woodridge Drive Newell Humphreys Martha Morris Pa A. Morris Circle Kelly John M. Taulbee Jerry W. Brown Thomas J. McCoy Germantown Henry C. Wilson Hawkins Road Robert Blickensderfer Maineville Massie Collins Walter

Trooper Rose Promoted to Sergeant at Athens Post

Trooper David A. Rose of local highway patrol Post 9 is promoted to sergeant and reassigned to Athens post as assistant post commander. Rose has served since 1966 at Dayton and local posts, with Vascar, civil disturbance, investigation, supervision, and accident investigation training. The article also notes patent origins and a 17 year US patent term.

David A. Rose Highway Patrol Athens Sgt. Rose Dayton

Infant Peyton Lewis Remains Stable At Cincinnati Hospital

Peyton Daniel Lewis, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis of 6845 Dickey Road, is listed in stable condition at Children’s Hospital in Cincinnati. Born January 6 at Middletown Hospital, he weighed 1 pound 9 ounces at birth and 13 inches long, with an initial loss of two ounces followed by slow gains.

Peyton Daniel Lewis Daniel Lewis Dickey Road Children’s Hospital Cincinnati Middletown Hospital

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