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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1975
Page
3
Derrick Evans aged 16 of Cleveland has been bound over for trial as an adult in the January 20 shooting death of 18 year old Angus Berry. Juvenile Judge John Corrigan ruled after reviewing social reports.
Kenneth E. Krause, new administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Workmen's Compensation, discusses limits of automation in a large state insurance operation. He notes about 400,000 claims and 225 million dollars paid last year, with 900 employees in 16 offices. Computers will help but many paper files remain essential.
Cardinal Industries of Columbus proposes a 60 unit, 11 building elderly and affordable rental complex on 6.2 acres south of Market Street in Germantown. The project uses modular construction with 90 parking spaces and federal financing via the Farmers Home Administration. Construction aimed for late summer or fall if approved, with plans to be complete by June.
Cub Scout Pack 44 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at St. Marys Church hall in Franklin. Bobcat recipients were Chris Sorrell Chris Cundiff and John Blevins. Wolf rank went to Scott Strasburger Terry Roark Curt English Joe Helmig Herbie Kirklin Stephen Donegia Kyle Shrout and Tony Clemmons. Gold arrows went to Ricky Moore English Helmig Mark Watkins Kirklin Donegia silver arrows to English Helmig Watkins and Randy Hensley with Kirklin and Donegin earning two silver arrows. Cubmasters Floyd Shrout and Dan Watkins guided the ceremony.
Gov James Rhodes names William A. McClain a 62 year old Cincinnati lawyer to the Hamilton County Court of Appeals judge seat succeeding John W Keefe. McClain backed by the city bar association and county Republican committee becomes the first black appointed as a common pleas judge in Cincinnati.
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