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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1969

Page

13

Question of control over branch campuses sparks state education clash

Miami University president Phillip R. Shriver denounces Gov Rhodes and the Ohio Board of Regents plan to place branch campuses under regional boards, arguing it breaks faith with donors and threatens existing university autonomy. Regents push a $466.3 million two year education budget while presidents warn tuition and state subsidies shift favor toward technology schools.

Fred Sennet Phillip R. Shriver Miami University Shriver James A. Rhodes Ohio Board of Regents Board of Regents Inter- University Council of Ohio Rhodes Middletown Technical Institute University College Ohio State University Novice G. Fawcett Miami John Millett William T. Jerome III Bowling Green State University Ohio

Budget increases favor sheriff and clerk in Lebanon county

Lebanon reports the 1969 general fund at 1,196,950 up 135,469 from 1968. Sheriff Roy Wallace gains 28,415 to 162,140 and Clerk Alpha Hylton rises 10,000 to 64,130. County commissioners say staff raises were requested and cuts were made totaling 94,000, funded partly from investment funds.

Roy Wallace Alpha Hylton Sheriff's Department Clerk of Courts Office County Commission Art Harp Wallace Byron Kennard Commission Harp

New Jail Committee Organizes in Lebanon Warren County

The newly formed County Safety Building Committee met, electing John Stibbs as chairman. About eight of eleven townships attended as they discuss a renewed push for a $900,000 jail bond. The prior measure failed despite 10,000 votes, with Sheriff Roy Wallace citing chronic overcrowding and safety issues at the old jail.

Lebanon Warren County County Safety Building Committee John Stibbs Warren C. Young Robert South Roy Wallace Franklin

Lions District Officer to Speak at Manchester Lions Meet

Lions Club district governor Bob Randolph will be the guest speaker at the Thursday noon meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn. This annual visit marks his tour of one of 48 clubs in the southwest Ohio district.

Lions Bob Randolph Lions Club Manchester Motor Inn Ohio

Grand Jury Recommends Jail Courthouse Crosswalk

Butler County grand jury suggests a crosswalk between the jail and courthouse along Court Street to improve safety for deputies and prisoners. The report commends Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter and staff for jail upkeep but calls for increased supervision in the women's quarters amid plans for a new jail.

Hamilton Butler County Grand Jury Butler County Court Street Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Harold J. Carpenter

Weapons Charge Filed Continued in Municipal Court

Wendell Taylor appeared before Judge J. T. Lamb on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. The case was continued. He allegedly forced 15 year old Nancy Martin from the Studio Theater to Columbia Avenue at 9 45 p m by placing a straight razor to her throat. Five witnesses alerted theater manager William Coran, who then called police. Patrolman Donald Wells saw Taylor throw the razor away near 1300 Columbia Avenue while holding the girl by the neck.

Wendell Taylor J. T. Lamb Taylor Nancy Martin Meyers Road Studio Theater Central Ave Columbia Avenue William Coran Donald Wells

Death toll in Butler County rises to six in 1969

Grace M. Anthe 65 of Fort Mitchell Kentucky died at Middletown Hospital at 12:50 a.m. She was injured January 3 in a two car crash on Interstate 75 just south of the Warren County line. Coroner says heart attack contributed to death.

Butler County Middletown Hospital Grace M. Anthe Fort Mitchell Anthe Warren County Garret J. Boone

Butler Commission Tackles Welfare Costs and Zoning Feud

Butler County commissioners held their first night meeting at the courthouse. Welfare director Warren L. Harding sought 12500 more dollars for teen boarding care while township trustees Earl Courtney and Fred B. Conrad raised local hazards and junk-car issues. A fiery clash between zoning inspector Tony Cecere and county zoning commissioner C. C. Brackney over a Hanover Township trailer fueled tensions, amid denial of a conditional use permit for Menke to occupy a relative’s trailer on Stahlheber Road. The board reaffirmed zoning enforcement and referred matters to prosecutor Richard Wessel.

Hamilton Butler County Warren L. Harding Harding Ross Township Earl Courtney Venice Lemon Township Fred B. Conrad Conrad Richard Wessel Ahouse Hanover Township Tony Cecere C. C. Brackney Cecere Brackney Charles M. Menke County Zoning Board of Appeals Stahlheber Road Here Menke County Commissioners Office William Denham Middletown Dale Logsdon

Pitchfork Ends Inmate's Escape Near Mason–Morrow–Milgrove Road

Gerald Lee Williams, 22, an inmate from Jackson County serving a 15 year term for breaking and entering, escaped from Lebanon Correctional Institution and hid in a farm hayloft until he was captured by Orland Oren and others on a Mason area farm. Williams was returned to custody by 1 p.m.

Kings Mills Lebanon Correctional Institution Gerald Lee Williams Jackson County LCI Orland Oren Kings Ave Clarence Reynolds

Sao Paulo Sees Vehicle Boom With Nearly 600000 Cars

The metropolis of Sao Paulo now has 593,200 cars on its streets, a sharp rise from 121,400 in 1957, underscoring rapid urban growth in Brazil's largest city.

Sao Paulo Brazil

Exchange for Skates Opens Seasonal Skate Swap

The Department of Parks and Recreation will hold an ice skate exchange at 1400 Highland St during the skating season at Smith Pond. Ralph Connor notes last year 15 people bought or exchanged skates. Skates brought to the office will be displayed with prices and exchanges or purchases arranged with owners from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Department of Parks and Recreation Highland St Smith Pond Ralph Connor Connor

Record 69 Tornadoes Sighted During Beulah Outbreak

Weather observers logged 69 tornadoes in one day during Hurricane Beulah last fall marking a record. A near miss occurred May 16 when 67 funnel clouds were observed across the Midwest.

Miami Beulah Midwest

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