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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1973
Page
7
Imperial County supervisors approved a $25 000 project to hide birth-control pills in dates to lure and kill skunks. The county has been declared rabid due to past failures to curb the skunk problem.
The Middletown Rotary Club and Rotary International Foundation announce five education grants for students technicians and teachers of the handicapped. Applications close March 15 with categories for graduate fellows scholarships technical training and handicapped teachers. Winners for 1974 75 will be named in September.
A Hamilton woman story, corrected, states Paul J. Schmidt of 200 John St Trenton seeks $6000 from Amalgamated Labor Life Insurance Co after cancellation of his health and accident policy less than a month after his heart attack. The insurer said Schmidt made fraudulent statements on his application. Schmidt denies the charge. The policy would have paid $200 a month if he could not work due to illness or accident.
The city personnel department advertises in The Journal for two police patrolmen three cadets and an assistant fire chief as retirements open spots Lt Ed Poling and Sgt Larry White retire from police posts and Jess Border leaves the fire chief job An exam and updated bibliography are prepared by Randall Harrison cadets may become patrolmen after probation Firemen are paid about 11 000 yearly with fringe benefits moonlighting common among both trades plus sales jobs by officers
James C. Lewis, 19, of 9701 William Ave., Franklin, pled innocent in Warren County Common Pleas Court to first degree manslaughter over his 15 year old brother Danny Lewis's Dec 29 death from a brain penetrating stab wound after a Dec 24 fight at James's Manchester Road apartment. Bond set at $2,000. pretrial hearing March 6. Grand jury indicted Lewis on two counts including assault with a deadly weapon against Warren Blevins, 19.
The City Board of Zoning Appeals allowed Christ Community Chapel at 3109 Illinois St to add a 12 by 24 foot choir loft as long as the building remains a religious structure. The vote was one of six items before the board.
The note invites readers to attend free investment forums in 1973 to hear specific recommendations for income growth and tax free objectives. It teases insights on why skepticism may aid markets and which stocks and industries are favored, urging reservations due to limited seating.
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