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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1977

Page

13

Trooper Wins Blue Max for Auto Theft Arrests

Ohio Highway Patrol Turops Post 83 member Paul W. Combs received the Blue Max award for most stolen vehicles recovered with on the spot apprehensions in 1976. In ceremonies in Columbus Supt. Col. Adam awarded the honor to Combs, a Franklin resident assigned to Lebanon since 1971. He is Lebanon High School graduate, Sinclair Community College attendee, and served six years in the Ohio National Guard. He also earned the Superintendent's Citation and the Ace Award for four straight years for auto larceny enforcement.

Lebanon Paul W. Combs Highway Patrol Ohio Combs Adam Tells Columbus Franklin Lebanon Post Lebanon High School Sinclair Community College Ohio National Guard

Middletown driver and passenger die in 1977 crash

Police identified the deceased as passenger and brother John J. Chupka 18 of 3713 Manchester Road Middletown in a one car accident on University Boulevard at 10 p m The driver James Chupka 21 of the same address survived in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati No charges filed police say excessive speed caused the car to leave the road strike a pole and mailbox and eject both occupants before stopping

John J. Chupka Manchester Road Middletown University Boulevard James Chupka Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Gage Drive

100 MPH Chase Ends In Guardrail Hit

Warner M Mitchell 37 of Waynesville was chased from Springboro to Dayton after a 97 mph start on Ohio 73 in a 35 mph zone. A wedge of Dayton and highway patrol cars halted him on I-75 at Stanley Avenue. He faced charges of resisting arrest reckless operation and speeding.

Springboro Dayton Warner M Mitchell Ohio Waynesville Delco Air Moraine Mitchell Carl Hirschbach

Two Covington Men Feared Drowned In Licking River

Covington Police said Isaac Ferguson aged 20 fled a warrant service and ran onto the ice where he fell through. Allen Brown, 24, jumped in to help and both are believed drowned. Kenton-Boone Water Rescue Unit searched a mile upriver from the Ohio River as the river divides Covington and Newport.

Covington Kentucky Licking River Harry Seitzer Isaac Ferguson Ferguson Allen Brown Kenton-Boone Water Rescue Unit Newport Ohio River

Three Men Hurt In Two Freight Train Crash Near Sharonville

Three Marion men were injured when two Conrail freight trains collided rear end on the main line near Interstate 75 and Cincinnati Day​ton Road about 9 am. The derailment involved six cars and all three were taken to Bethesda North Hospital. John Maloney 58 sustained broken ribs Merle Crate 42 had a fractured spine and head injuries Everett Rollins 58 condition not released. The front train waited to enter Sharonville yard as the second train approached. caboose and two cars from the first train plus two cars from the second derailed. Investigation to continue.

MAUD Conrail Sharonville Cincinnati-Dayton Road Bethesda North Hospital Union Township Life Squad Marion John Maloney Merle Crate Everett Rollins Sharonville Yard

Ex Newport police officers to begin federal sentences

Former Newport police officers Donald Faulkner William Wells and Gerald McClanahan will begin five year terms in federal prisons. Faulkner and McClanahan report to Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama while Wells goes to Eglin Air Force Base Florida. Convicted in 1974.

Newport Police Newport, Ky Newport Donald Faulkner William Wells Gerald McClanahan

Workman Caught in Conveyor at New Coke Plant

Armco Steel Corp employee Warren Reed of 3793 Ruby Drive, 20, was injured this morning at 8:55 a.m. when pulled through a roller at the top of a conveyor belt in the new coke plant. He sustained back, shoulder, and chest injuries, remained conscious, and was transported to Middletown Hospital by city squadmen with a plant doctor accompanying him.

Armco Steel Corp Franklin New Warren Reed Ruby Drive Middletown Reed Iened Tone Saida

Man found competent for trial in rape and kidnapping case

Jeffery Maxwell age 18 of 1105 Hughes Street Middletown was found competent to stand trial on two counts of rape and two counts of kidnapping. Police reported the incident December 15 near the Tytus Avenue King Kwik store. He appeared before Judge Robert L Marrs with no trial date set.

Hamilton Jeffery Maxwell Maxwell Hughes St Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Court Robert L Marrs

Marrs to Seek Probate Post in 1978 Run

Hamilton judge Robert L. Marrs 60 plans to run for county probate court judge in 1978. He has served as common pleas judge for eight years and as Hamilton Municipal Court judge for three. he argues the probate division can ease caseloads and give judges more time per case. Republican Marrs faces Democrat Harry Walsh, who is considering early retirement if Marrs is elected. governor would fill any vacancy on the common pleas bench.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Court Robert L. Marrs Judge Marrs Marrs Probate Harry Walsh Common Leas Robert Walton Russell Dwyer Lamb Hustler

Italian spaghetti benefit dinner rescheduled for April 24

The annual Italian spaghetti dinner to aid the American Cancer Society has been moved from March 13 to April 24 due to the energy crisis and use of the auditorium at the American Legion. All tickets remain valid for the new date.

American Cancer Society The American Legion

City Debates Hustler Ruling Before Removal From Stands

Hamilton officials ordered removal of the current Hustler issue from city newsstands after a review found it failed to meet local standards. A formal ruling by Butler County Prosecutor John Holcomb is awaited before extending the action to Middletown and rural Butler County, with police emphasizing possible arrest for noncompliance.

Butler County John Holcomb Hustler Magazine Middletown Hamilton George McNally Holcomb Hamilton — Court Richard Berridge

Coast Guard awards ODNR for boating safety efforts

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources in Columbus has received a special United States Coast Guard award recognizing its work promoting boating safety. The award highlights ODNR programs and collaborations that improve watercraft education and compliance across the state. A Coast Guard representative commended ODNR for advancing safe boating practices and reducing incidents on Ohio waterways.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Department of Natural Resources US Coast Guard

New Year's Day shooting leads to probation for woman

Nancy Goodlett aged 45 of Franklin received a suspended 15 year sentence in the Marysville Reformatory after pleading guilty to aggravated assault. Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert L. Marrs ordered five years probation. She allegedly shot her husband five times and a woman with him three times at her Middletown apartment on New Year’s Day. Verla Voyles, the complainant, is 26 of Middletown.

Hamilton Nancy Goodlett Village Drive Franklin Marysville Butler County Common Pleas Robert L. Marrs Verla Voyles Manchester Ave Middletown

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