Plans and Feasibility of Relocation for Middletown Urban Renewal
City of Middletown Ohio discusses plans for relocation and redevelopment under Urban Renewal Plans dated 1968 1969 notes outline eligibility area criteria and the duties of the Local Public Agency to coordinate financial assistance with HUD. It details downtown Prospect and South Areas including building deficiencies environmental issues and proposed redevelopment for mixed residential and nonresidential uses. It also covers an emergency ordinance to issue notes and issue bonds for acquiring fire fighting equipment with a funded tax levy and repayment plan.
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South Area
Ohio
P. A
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
Biic
Middletown
Second Avenue
Water Street
Park Street
Elley
Liberty Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Siley
Venkee Road
Hanover Avenue
Garden Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Minnesota Street
Maple Street
Sixth Avenue
Main Street
Venue
Department of Housing and
City Commission
City Planning Commission
Loce
United States of America
Housing Endoreer Development
North Main Street
Columbia Avenue
Verity Parkwa
Manchester Avenue
Clinton Street
First Avenue
South Main Street
South Main
North Main Streets
Downtown
Prospect Area
South Area No. 3
Butler County
Treasury Investment Committee
Director of Finance
Director
C. Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes ' Wei
City Commission An
Roger E. Spears
Department OF Parks and Recreation
Park Board
C. Oudlinwood
Ox Commission
Sylvia H. Hughes
Urban Renewal Plans Backed by City for Relocation
The ordinance affirms the program to relocate residents displaced by urban renewal, declare it feasible, and ensure new dwellings meet standards and are accessible and affordable. It directs cooperation among city officials to implement zoning changes, street reconfiguration, and utility relocations, with emergency status for health and welfare.
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Ody
Ping
Locouity
Theat
William W. Donham
Mary A. McDowell Pears
Fortune Puzzle Game Gives Daily Message
A brief puzzle explains a daily message system using the letters headed by your first name. Count letters, adjust by rules to get a key, then read letters under checked figures to reveal the fortune. Published by King Features Syndicate in 1969 with world rights reserved.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Carlisle Volunteers Donates Ambulance to Hunter Fire Dept
The Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department voted to donate its ambulance to the newly formed Hunter Fire Department. Hunter volunteers have completed basic firefighting courses and join Carlisle for monthly training, while Hunter has not yet secured a firehouse or taken over emergency service.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Volunteer Fire Department
Hunter Fire Department
Franklin Township
Middletown
Franklin
Hunter
Truck Rolls Into House In Rosedale Drive Incident
Kenneth Jennings reported a van blocked on a 45-degree incline rolled backward from 4130 Rosedale Road into the yard of Dr. Walter Fening at 4129 causing damage to shrubs a yard lamp and the house left front corner. Truck damage listed at 750 dollars.
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Rosedale Road
Kenneth Jennings
Woodlawn Ave
Walter Fening
Murder Charge Filed in Ohio Woman's Death
In Youngstown, James L. Thomas, 52, faces a preliminary hearing January 21 in Municipal Court for the second degree murder of his wife Levoid, 32. Thomas pled not guilty and was released on bond.
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James Walter Dees
Sylvia Jean Dees
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Adela Hoelle
Finkelman & Ross
Youngstown
James L. Thomas
Levoid
Thomas
Moniday
Three Men Bound Over in Four Thefts
Cletus David Lamb Jr Eddie Lamb and John L Murray were bound over to the Warren County grand jury on four burglary charges for robberies in Stubbs Mills and Corwin. Lambs post $2,000 bonds each while Murray remains jailed on $1,000 bond. Judge Paul Herdman ordered the bound over.
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Lebanon
Butler County
Warren County Grand Jury
Cletus David Lamb Jr
Eddie
Corwin
John L. Murray
Lambs
Murray
Warren County
Valley Asphalt Corp
Armitage Sand & Grewell Co
Morrow Concrete Corp
Stubbs Mills
Thoroughbred Dog Food Corp
Paul Herdman
Valley View Budget Approved by School Board
The Valley View school system received approval for a general operation budget of 1 075 850 dollars and total appropriations of 1 418 419 dollars including lunchroom operations and construction bonds. The plan omits funding for opening the new high school as the three mill operating levy failed again on December 14. Christine Petersime was hired as substitute secretary.
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Germantown
Valley View
Three Injured In Oxford Area Auto Crash
Three people were hospitalized after a two car collision on U.S. 27 north of Wallace Road near Oxford. Richard L. Baker, 16, was in good condition. Danny Lynn Ayers, 16, listed as poor. Edward Drohan of Ludlow, Ky., in fair condition. Deputies said Baker’s northbound car crossed left of center, striking Drohan’s vehicle and pushing it into a utility pole.
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Oxford
McCullough- Hyde Memorial
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio livestock sale shows cattle steady for steers and heifers with calves and hogs mixed. Slaughter steers and heifers command varied prices while cows drop. calves and hogs also move within narrow ranges amid mixed demand across weights.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Ohio egg and poultry prices in major city shipments
Ohio and Southern Indiana market data show egg prices paid to packing plants with U S grades and minimum 50 case lots. Carton sizes Large A 53 to 57 cents, Medium A 50 to 54.5, Small A 38.5 to 42. Retail deliveries in major Ohio cities list Large A white 58 to 63 cents, Medium 53 to 59, hens 58 cents, fryers 14 to 16 cents. Potatoes quoted 3.50 to 7.00 per cwt.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Indiana
Stock Market Opens Mixed As Early Prices Move
New York stocks started Tuesday with a mixed tone as several leaders edged higher or lower. Leading gainers included Reynolds Metals Alcoa American Can and General Foods while Du Pont Goodyear International Paper and Swift showed declines. The 60 stock average slipped 1.6 to 346.2 with modest advances on the American Stock Exchange in early trading. Guardon Industries, Cinerama, Struthers Wells and Syntex fell fractions, Technicolor rose slightly, and Falcon Seaboard Molybendum and Pioneer Systems posted small gains.
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New York
Reynolds Metals
Alcoa
American Can
du Pont
General Foods
Goodyear
International Paper
Swift
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Guardon Industries
Cinerama
Struthers Wells
Syntex
Technicolor
Falcon Seaboard
Molybendum
Pioneer Systems
Report of condition for The Barnitz Bank Middletown Ohio 1968
Report of condition of The Barnitz Bank of Middletown Ohio at close of business December 31, 1968. Lists assets including cash 3,612,784.92. U S Government obligations 7,121,350.84. obligations of states and subdivisions 5,395,442.91. other securities 0.00. evens 36,500.00. federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell. other loans and discounts. bank premises furniture fixtures and other assets representing bank premises. other assets.
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United States
U.S
Trust Department
E Sane
Bank of Butler County Report of Condition and Directors
The report lists liabilities and capital accounts for the bank with totals for deposits and borrowings. It includes figures for demand and time deposits, government and state deposits, total liabilities, capital accounts, and assets pledged to secure liabilities. Signed by cashier C. R. Tieman and directors, sworn January 6 in Butler County Ohio.
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United States
Odien Bebk
I. C. R. Tieman
Co. R. Tiemanashier & Comptroller
State of
Ohio
County of
Butler
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