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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1971
Page
13
Springboro councilmen refused a zoning change for a 50 unit apartment complex on Factory Road citing limited sewer taps and priority to older town areas. Residents opposed the project while the meeting approved higher police salaries and promoted Ptl. Charles Reedy to sergeant.
Monroe high school Lemon- Monroe honors 132 juniors and seniors on the honor roll for Wayne Brown, Terry Cook, Thomas J. Cope, Mark Crosier, Jim Dennis, Dan Diver, Charlene Engle, Peggy Eve, Kay Frazee, Dana Garrett, Pattito Gayhart, Judy Gibbs, Tim Grant, Pam Hatton, Werner Horn, Pamela Jones, Anthony Sally Kerschbaum, Barbara Lubberger, Charles Lyons, Debbie Martin, Fern Medley, Lora Moore, Shumate, John Singleton, Ben Spencer, Pam Staton, David Streifthau, Diane Teets, Wanda Wallen, Mary Jo Wolf among named students.
The Cincinnati Bengals basketball fundraiser at Carlisle on Feb. 19 at 8 pm aims to raise funds for the Band Parent Association treasury. Advance tickets cost 1.25 for children and 1.50 for adults. at the door 1.50 for children and 1.75 for adults.
A long roster of sophomores is presented including Ginny Bendel Diane Blankenship Debbie Boonstra Scott Burkhart Charles Combs Debbie Deaton Mark Duff John Durham Janice Egelston Owen Ferrell Michael Follmer Patti Foreman Alan Frye Julie Fugate Nancy Hinkle David Irwin Phil Kakaris Candy Kennedy David Kjelby Linda Lamphier John Linkous Cheryl MacDonald Cheryle Manning David Miller Cynthia Neff Charles Nixon David Oellerich Judy Ortman Melodie Pappas Karen Parks Mary Ann Platt William Roell Jeff Boutson Doris Siler Robyn Switzer Donna White Paula Winglewich Patrick Wilson and Lora Wolf.
Bruce King, 45, becomes New Mexico’s 23rd governor and 21st native to hold the post since statehood in 1912. The rancher-businessman is the fifth native New Mexican to serve as chief executive.
Warren County officials discuss using road and bridge funds for sheriff Roy Wallace needs three new jailers funded by $36 000 from commissioners and a $23 000 federal grant plus $12 000 in county funds Wallace argues state law requires road and bridge funds to support the sheriff's office in counties with over 40 miles of improved roads but county engineer Stan Markey notes there is no distinct road and bridge fund beyond fuel licenses and taxes and funds must go to road construction and maintenance.
Springboro announces eighty six students named to the honor roll for the second six week period. Seniors include Jack Arnold and Sally Burkhart among others. juniors Mark Bradstreet Terry Carter and Chris Cornyn. sophomores feature Bill Adams Pat Akers Diana Wylie and Carol Zimmerman.
Two area men from Monsanto Research Corp. Mound Laboratory will present papers at a four day conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna Austria this week. Their work includes research used in the Apollo space program and in cardiac pacemakers.
The Preble County plan outlines more housing and identifies county housing needs as part of a comprehensive county plan. The presentation, at the United Methodist Church, is sponsored by the Preble Planning Commission social concerns committee and highlights development trends in the Miami Valley.
A public hearing outlined a $604 000 Columbus Avenue widening in Lebanon with 5 percent city, 50 percent state, and 45 percent federal funding. Four lanes from Summit Street to north of Drake Road will require about five feet of extra right of way with about 50 property owners affected. Completion target is late 1972 if work can start by year end.
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