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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1970

Page

11

Middletown High School Extends Closure After Friday Trouble

Middletown High School remains closed as staff review Friday’s incident in which six students and four police officers were injured and 13 people were arrested. Principal Jesse Mayabb and the faculty plan an afternoon meeting to decide when to reopen and address overcrowding and early drop off concerns.

Middletown High School Jesse Mayabb Mayabb Middletown Mayable Mayabbe

Armco Coke Plant Back At Work After Explosion

Hamilton Armco Steel Coke Plant resumes full operation after Saturday explosion damaged a saturator gas valves and piping. The blast caused about 200 000 dollars in damage with no injuries and the cause remains under investigation.

Armco Coke Hamilton Armco Steel Corp

Shot Through Window Wounds Middletown Woman

A Middletown area woman was cut on the face by flying glass when a shot was fired through her home window around 11:45 p.m. Deputies said Nancy Combs of 3103 Ottawa St. reported seeing a man run from the house after the shot. She identified a suspect to Deputy Walter Reynolds.

Sheriff's Deputies Nancy Combs Ottawa St Walter Reynolds

Pilferage Costs Soar for Business and Transport

Washington reports business losses from theft at 3 billion dollars annually with truckers incurring 1 billion dollars in losses and ports seeing 86 million dollars vanish yearly. The figures highlight widespread theft impacting commerce and logistics nationwide.

Washington U.S

Franklin Thieves Loot Guns and Cash in Weekend Burglaries

Five guns and over $400 in cash were stolen in four burglaries in Franklin. Shirley Peace lost firearms from her Chestnut Street home, while Chamberlain's Pizza King on River Street reported a daytime theft of receipts. A third break-in targeted Clarence Gray's Spring Street residence with no items missing, and a Pure OilTruck Stop burglary led to charges against Ray Stevens for possession of stolen property.

Franklin Shirley Peace Chestnut St Chamberlain’s Pizza King N. River Clarence E. Gray Spring St Gray E. Sixth Street Ray Stevens Hudson St. Looi Stevens

Beating Investigated on S Main Street in Middletown

Deputies investigate a beating of Paul Arnold, 37, on S Main Street in Middletown. He was found in the street and later taken to Middletown Hospital by two unidentified men who fled. Arnold suffered facial bruises and could not recall the incident.

Sheriff's Deputies Middletown S. Main Street Robert Stewart Paul Arnold Wilson St Arnold Middletown Hospital Saunders

12 Killed In Ohio Traffic

Three weekend traffic accidents claimed seven lives, raising the weekend toll to 12. A Friday head on crash in Brown County killed three men, a Saturday two car collision near Lima killed two people, and a Sunday head on crash near Steubenville took the lives of a young boy and his sister.

Associated Press Brown County Lima Steubenville

Middletown Public Library Opens After Big Changes

An estimated crowd of over 200 attended yesterday's open house as Middletown Public Library unveiled a marked redesign. The main reading room and reference area were reconfigured for space and quiet study with magazines moved to the former reference room for easier access. Librarian Arthur M. Wolman praised the community turnout and noted a year of work cleaning, dusting, and reorganizing.

Middletown Arthur M. Wolman

Snowy roads blamed for Warren County accidents

Heavy snow and ice caused four of five weekend incidents in Warren County with eight people injured. A Waynesville woman driving Nellie Carlene Webb 34 rear ended a funeral procession car driven by Douglas Baer 20 injuring five from Dayton. Another crash on Lytle Five Point Road injured Dorothea Dillon 55 who declined medical help.

Warren County Dayton Waynesville Nellie Carlene Webb Middletown Road Ohio 48 Warren Montgomery County Douglas Baer Kettering Memorial Hospital Lytle Five Point Road Ohio Dorothea K. Dillon Franklin Rt. 1

Fenwick High Clinches Academic Quiz Victory

Fenwick High School team It's Academic scored 350 points to win the regular competition and qualify for a playoff. Team members include captain Dennis Dineen, Elizabeth Spellmire, and David Arnold.

Fenwick High School Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co David Arnold Ellen Drive Dennis Dineen Hampton Place Elizabeth Spellmire Lebanon

Cancer Drive Chairman Named B C Haselton

B C Haselton, Armco Steel Corp. vice president of personnel and public relations, is named chairman of the 1970 Cancer Crusade by William H. Schaefer of the Middletown-Butler County American Cancer Society. Haselton, a local leader on several boards, will lead April 11 and 12 residential solicitations for cancer research education and service.

B. C. Haselton Armco Steel Corp William H. Schaefer Middletown-Butler County American Cancer Society Middletown Area

Twirler LuAnn Evans Wins Three Top Prizes in Dayton

Baton twirler LuAnn Evans of 803 W Fourth Ave won three first place honors at the U S Twirling Association contest in Dayton Saturday. She captured senior twirloff of the day advanced twirling and senior two baton events.

LuAnn Evans Fourth Ave U. S Dayton

Middletown High disturbance blamed on school leaders and city official

The Fraternal Order of Police accuses Middletown High School Superintendent Gene Lubera and City Commissioner James Saunders of contributing to a disturbance at the school. Police say officers were assaulted and Saund ers allegedly interfered with arrests. The FOP vows to back injured officers and seeks a meeting with city officials while Lubera declines comment.

Fraternal Order of Police FOP Middletown High School Gene Lubera James Saunders FDP Saunders Louis Pierce

Nine Middletown juveniles plead innocent at hearing

Nine juveniles from Middletown High School appeared before referee John F. Bookman in Butler County Juvenile Court. Pleas of innocence were entered for all. three arrestees charged with disorderly conduct and assaults on police were ordered held, while six others were released to parents. No testimony was given and no new hearing date was set due to a heavy docket. attorneys from Legal Aid and local Middletown counsel represented the youths as police and parents filled the hallway.

Hamilton Middletown High School John F. Bookman Butler County Bookman David Black Warren Bisdorf Legal Aid Society Vincent Sisson Middletown

Fifty Six New Officers To Join Ohio Patrol

Ohio Highway Patrol adds fifty six new officers after the 85th academy class graduation on February 20. Guest speaker Bradford Critten den, director of Highway Safety Programs Service, a National Highway Safety Bureau division, attends the ceremony in Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Highway Patrol Patrol Academy Bradford Crittenden Highway Safety Programs Service National Highway Safety Bureau

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