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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1967
Page
2
Carlisle Local School District faces rising bills and a $21 788.49 lunchroom deficit as board president Clarence Carmody claims improper purchasing and unmade purchase orders in 1966 67. He calls for an external audit and notes ongoing borrowings despite a 3 mill levy.
In New Haven Yale University awarded medals for outstanding service to four alumni. The group includes the Right Rev Henry W Hobson of Cincinnati retired bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio noted as a veteran worker in Yale alumni affairs.
In Chadwell Heath England Louie Daniels 16 learned her American pen pal became a phone pal with calls from Los Angeles The father Paul Daniels faced a 336 dollar reversal of 6000 mile charges and faced jail over the bill The teen said she and David Bruce 18 discussed pop music and the Beatles and did not know charges would be reversed
Officials of Crystal Tissue Co. said it will take days to set a final damage figure from the early morning fire that struck the coal processing equipment. The fire chief estimated the loss could exceed $100000, while production resumed yesterday.
H M C Pizza Inc doing business as Cassano Pizza Kings at 1201 Jackson Lane applied for D-1 and D-2 liquor permits with the Ohio Department of Liquor Control on February 6 to sell beer and wine for on premise and carryout.
Three Hamilton area juveniles faced suspensions in Butler County Juvenile Court under Judge David Black. John Edward Snell, 17, 6101 Paullin Dr., drew a 60 day suspension with costs on speeding. Vikki Gail Wesco, 17, 2710 Baldwin Ave., and Richard L. Hunt, 16, 1109 Malven St., each received three day suspensions for red light violations.
A two year old boy was treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision at Crawford Street and Hill Avenue at 4 p m. John Wolseter son of Mary R Wolseter 3180 Lynn Drive Franklin was treated for a head cut Mrs Orpha Agee 803 Waite St was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign and the wreck caused about 700 in damage Three other accidents investigated by police yesterday caused 65 damage and one driver was cited
A grease fire broke out yesterday at 3:15 p.m. in the kitchen of Liberty Restaurant located at 1212 Central Ave. The incident caused about $50 in damage. Local authorities filed a report.
A nine foot high honor roll spans over 12 feet in the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom for the Boy Scout Recognition Dinner on February 28. Veterans awards cover 10 to 45 years of service along with training honors and other honors as scrolls list recipients. Robert White and Peter Rudokas organized the event to highlight awards and celebrate volunteers who guide youth in leadership character and integrity.
Officials at a two day traffic safety conference pledged to press formation of a state level plan for the federal safety program. The omnibus bill includes 23 proposals such as annual vehicle inspections and driver re testing aimed at qualifying Ohio for highway funds.
Ben E. Williams 65 former news editor of the Springfield Sun was found dead in his apartment likely from a heart attack after retirement. His city desk led the Sun to the 1963 Ayer Awards grand prize for excellence in typography makeup and printing. Survived by brother Clifton and sister Miriam Williams, funeral Tuesday at 4 p.m. and burial in Bedford.
Miami University's Board of Trustees approved a $30 rise in room and board per trimester if a state minimum wage bill becomes law. Current charges are $160 for room and $235 for board. new rates would be $170 and $255, effective September if the bill passes.
A lone gunman robbed the Park N Save Market in Germantown just before 9 p.m. taking between 1500 and 2000 dollars. He fled west on Rt 725 in a partner’s two door Ford, firing shots and wounding a cashier with shattered glass. Deputies hunted for the escape car and accomplice. The bandit, about five nine, 180 pounds, wore a green striped cap and light coat.
Franklin Municipal Court, with Judge Albert Herrick presiding in Judge J. T. Riley's absence, fined sixteen speeders a total of 555.58 dollars. Names and penalties include Robert Reynolds, 18, at 243 Russell Ave, $15. Nat Edeliant, 58, Dayton, improper turn $20. Michael Lackens, 19, 16 Highland Ave, expired license $15. Bonds forfeited include Marvin Poe, 4, 42 Kenwood Lane, reckless operation $50. Arnold Steele, 19, 5740 Franklin-Lebanon Road, un .
Police report two 17 year olds referred to Butler County Juvenile authorities last night one for car theft from last November and one for attempting to steal a car yesterday. A burglar broke in at Progress Vending Inc. to steal cigars from a desk. Jerry Selby reported the theft of his billfold containing 70 dollars and Barbara Smith said her billfold with 25 dollars was lost at Verity Parkway and Second Avenue.
James D. Childers of 2704 Oxford State Road reported the theft of a toolbox and unnamed tools from the trunk of his car yesterday. The toolbox was recovered.
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