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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1978

Page

5

Legislators Bow to Weather. Adjourn Early in Ohio

In Columbus Ohio lawmakers halted sessions for a second week due to severe weather. With many members absent, Democratic leaders postponed until next Tuesday. Three investigations were launched and questions of parental responsibility were addressed as the Senate sought to override Gov Rhodes veto on public employee collective bargaining.

Columbus Ohio House Senate Oliver Ocasek James A Rhodes Ocasek Akron Cleveland Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr Marcus’ Roberto D.ravenna Michael Schwarzwaider D. Columbus Senate Education and Health Committee Finance Committee Elections, Financial Institutions and Insurance

Hunt Towers installs officers for 1978 on Clinton Street

The Hunt Towers Organization elected officers for one year with Mrs. Zetta Dunn as president succeeding Mrs. Dorothy McMullen. Other officers include Mrs. Elva Ely as vice president, Mrs. Katie Ston as secretary, Mrs. Zelda Stone as assistant secretary, Mrs. Minnie Brownfield as treasurer, and Mrs. Lucille Robbins as assistant treasurer. New program chairmen were named including Mrs. Irene Arvidson and others.

Hunt Towers J. Ross Hunt Towers Clinton Street Zetta Dunn Dorothy McMullen Elva Ely Katie Ston Zelda Stone Minnie Brownfield Lucille Robbins Irene Arvidson Mariemith Cora Hesse Clara White Gertrude Thomason Etta Mack Lee Hettie Brashears Alma _ Lambert

Man found guilty in salt death in Cleveland

CLEVELAND AP Milano Marteniuk, 34, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the salt poisoning death of his 6 year old foster son Robert Arnold. Judge David Matia called the act a sad use of discipline and ordered probation and psychiatric reports before sentencing pending a 1 to 10 year term and possible fines up to 5000 dollars.

Cleveland Milano Marteniuk Cuyahoga County Charles S. Hirsch Jack Hudson Bobby Matia

John Bendel Wins Coloring Contest Honors in Journal Report

A Journal story misspelled John Bendel in naming winners of the Jaycee Christmas Wonderland coloring contest. John, 12, of 1731 Winton Street, won first prize in the 9 to 12 year olds division, earning a $10 check. He attends Verity Middle School.

John Bendel John Winton St Verity Middle School

Shrine Club 107 to Hold Special Meeting and Election

Middletown Shrine Club 107 schedules a special meeting and election Friday at 8 p.m. at the club located at 604 Yankee Road. The session is called by order of the illustrious potentate.

Middletown

Dies Spruille Braden dies at 83 in Los Angeles

Former U S ambassador to Colombia Cuba and Argentina Dies in Los Angeles aged 83. Georgia moves state troops seized Fort Pulaski at the mouth of the Savannah River on January 3 1861.

Spruille Braden U.S Colombia Cuba Argentina Los Angeles Georgia Fort Pulaski Savannah River

Lucasville prison protest praised by corrections chief

Ohio corrections head George Denton calls Lucasville the system's top institution citing its amenities and schooling while noting debates over overcrowding. He says two inmates reportedly cut finger tips with can tops during a protest and will cooperate with DOJ investigators.

Columbus Ohio Lucasville George F. Denton Denton Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections U.S. Justice Department Richard Armstrong David Cattano

Hunter Knothole Association Dance To Aid Park Fund

Hunter Knothole Association sponsors a community dance to raise funds for a planned park. The event runs 9 p.m. February 4 to 1 a.m. at the Veterans of Foreign Wars center on Coles Road near Dixie Highway with an eight dollar per couple ticket. Reservations due February 1. The Decades band from Miamisburg performs. Franklin Township trustees and Warren County commissioners hold an option to purchase the 42 acre park site behind the local shopping center.

Hunter — the Hunter Knothole Association Veterans of Foreign Wars Social Center Coles Road Dixie Highway Franklin Township Warren County Hunter

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