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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1976
Page
16
The Ohio House passed noise pollution legislation empowering counties and townships to regulate automobile and motorcycle exhaust noise, aligning with city powers. The measure sets maximum decibel standards, allows local ordinances, and exempts trucks under highway noise rules.
Several men appeared before Judge Robert Marrs and pleaded guilty to charges including aggravated robbery forgery breaking and entering and receiving stolen property in a series of February incidents. Sentencing for Adkins Carder Whitley and Medley is set for March 11 with probation investigations and prior records noted.
Police report two citizen band radios stolen yesterday a 190 unit from Sam Powers pickup at 198 Logan Ave and a 130 unit from Sherree Moreland’s van at Esco store Breil Boulevard between 1 and 3 pm. Evidence of attempted break in found at American Legion Hall on S Main Street. Jewelry missing from Kathy South residence 500 Charles St roughly 335 in value. A 43 year old woman sought treatment after ingesting rat poison and slashing her arm in an apparent self harm incident yesterday around 5 pm. A mortar mixer worth 770 was stolen from Mike Sams 63 Casper Ave yard since last Friday.
At 2:35 PM on Central Avenue near University Boulevard a two-vehicle crash injured James Patrick, 34, riding in a truck. Marilyn Layer, 42, charged with failure to yield, stopped to turn into the Crossroads and failed to see a westbound truck driven by Curtis Reynolds, 20. Damage was about 400 dollars to each vehicle. Ison was injured sane.
Elmer G. Smallwood aged 41 of 3598 Robinson Vail Road Franklin Middlesex area will be honored at Wells Funeral Home Stanton Kentucky with viewing Thursday afternoon and evening. Services Friday at 2 p.m. Interment Stanton Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Ola. 423-9443.
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