Middletown 6th graders film local history for TV
John A Welshofer read a 50 word narration for a 30 second animated history of Middletown created by Kevin Nadzam's sixth grade class at John XXIII School. The project, entered in WLWT Cincinnati's Bicentennial contest, won among 25 of 100 entries and will air several times before July 4.
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Middletown
Kevin Nadzam
John XXIII
WLWT
Cincinnati
Daniel Doty
Armco Steel
John A. Welshofer
First Two Hours Free Parking Plan Sparks Confusion
Middletown motorists remain unsure about the downtown garage pay system begun last week. About 500 people use the garage daily as the first two hours remain free with each additional hour at 20 cents and a $1 maximum after six hours. The Midtown lot faces entrance equipment problems, while revenue from parking aims to retire a $24 million debt.
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Middletown
Don Hill
Hill
Verity Parkway
Broad
First Avenue
Middletown Mall
Rose Clark
G.C. Murphy Co
Midtown
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Studio Theater
Middletown High Schools Delete Twelve Courses
The Middletown school board approved the 1976 77 program of studies for Freshman Lemon Monroe and Middletown high schools, deleting twelve courses from the curriculum. The action followed a two hour closed door session that began at 11 a.m. and involved salary negotiations discussions. The meeting was a continuation of a Wednesday session. under Ohio Sunshine Law the closed session occurred with an open meeting. The canceled courses included Principles of Argu.
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Middletown
Lemon-Monroe
Samuel Dalton
Ohio
Franklin Man's Truck Crashes Into a Tree
Franklin police report Charles William Webb swerved to miss a dog and struck a tree at 840 E Fourth St. Webb, 5260 Ford Lane, showed injuries but was not hospitalized. Damages to the pickup exceed 150 dollars. Webb was not cited.
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Franklin Franklin
E. Fourth St
Franklin
Charles William Webb
Ford Lane
Webb
Middletown area news roundup for January 17 1976
Saturday edition reports local developments across Middletown and surrounding area. Readers find brief notes on community events, local meetings, and updates from area organizations.
Trainees May Get Full Time Jobs In City Programs
Five city employees in the Department of Community Development who started as trainees last year passed non competitive exams this week and could be promoted to full time posts with salary increases. The positions were created in January 1975 for new housing and development projects under a federal act. Salaries were funded by CETA through June and then by community development funds. The trainee program aims to expand city employment outside police and fire depts and to boost minority hiring under the affirmative action plan.
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Department of Community Development
Steve Giiden
Ken Meehan
Joe Brandenburg
Luther Keith
Ron Alfrey
Randy Harrison
CETA
Harrison
Middletown Officer Injured in Parking Lot Crash
Middletown police lieutenant was listed in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a car leaving a private lot struck his vehicle on Tytus Ave. Delbert Barker Sr. 44 of Dixie Highway and Virginia Hoskins 33 of Tytus Ave were involved. Hoskins charged with failure to yield. Barker’s car hit a parked car belonging to Glenmore Hill Jr. Total damages were $1500 for Barker, $475 for Hill, and $300 for Hoskins.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Tytus Ave
Delbert Barker, Sr
S. Dixie Highway
Tytus
Virginia L. Hoskins
Hoskins
Barker
Glenmore Hill Jr
Springboro
Hill
Man Charged in Break-In Attempt at Revco Center
Lynn M. Harley of Kettering, 23, charged with breaking and entering over an attempted break-in at the Revco Discount Drug Center in Middletown Shopping Center. He was arrested at 4:15 p.m. at the City Building after police traced footprints from a suspicious car on Tarrimore Circle to the site and a nearby Howard Johnson Lodge.
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Lynn M. Harley
Kettering
Revco
Middletown
Harley
Tarrimore Circle
Howard Johnson Motor Lodge
Ohio 122
I-75
WLWT TV Sold to Multimedia in FCC Approval
Cincinnati station WLWT TV wins FCC approval for sale to Multimedia. Avco Broadcasting spokesman says closing and ownership transfer expected around March 1.
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Cincinnati
Federal Communications Commission
Wlwt-Tv
Multimedia
Avco Broadcasting Corp
Dolly Hunter Initiated Into Phi Delta Kappa
Dolly Hunter of 5830 Trenton-Franklin Road has been initiated into the Phi Delta Kappa professional education fraternity She attends Wright State University in Dayton.
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Dolly Hunter
Trenton-Franklin Road
Phi Delta Kappa
Wright State University
Dayton
Turkelson seeks second term as Warren County prosecutor
Warren County Prosecuting Attorney Morris Turkelson 41, a Republican, announced at the Golden Lamb Inn in Lebanon that he will run for a second four year term. He stressed professional leadership amid rising crime and noted his active role in the Ohio Prosecuting Attorney's Association and an executive committee appointment. Turkelson lives in Lebanon with his wife Carolyn and their children.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Morris Turkelson
Golden Lamb Inn
Turkelson
Thomas Kindness
Donald Lukens
William Massey
Corwin Nixon
William
YMCA Open House Showcases New and Remodeled Facilities
The YMCA invites the public to an open house tomorrow from 2 to 5 pm with a dedication at 2 15 p m. Executive director B P Allen will host the event and staff will guide visitors through the new and remodeled facilities with demonstrations and staffed leaders throughout the Y.
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YMCA
P. Allen
The
Man's death ruled traffic fatality in Cincinnati
George W. Barnwell 75 of Montgomery injured Oct. 26 1976 when his car struck a curbside vehicle on Spring Grove Avenue Cincinnati and the Jan. 3 death was ruled a traffic fatality by Hamilton County Coroner Dr Frank Cleveland.
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Cincinnati
George W. Barnwell
Montgomery
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
Barnwell
Spring Grove Avenue
Moorhead to join GOP as field representative
Randy Moorhead, longtime Moore County manpower official, will resign to join the Republican National Committee as field representative starting Feb 1. He will aid GOP campaigns in five states with election law guidance and campaign training, and assist in pre primary voter registrations in Republican areas. Moorhead, Miami University graduate, had been with the CETA program for two years and previously ran for county treasurer in 1972.
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Randy Moorhead
Republican National Committee
Moorhead
Park Lane
Mark Wendel
Wendel
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
Missouri
Miami University
Middletown Branch
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Pat Ratterman
Nadzam
John Welshofer
City Finance
Robert F. Ritter
City Commission
Journal
Franklin School
Abe Franklin Board
Warren County Auditor's Office
Franklin Man
Area News
Civil Service Commission
WLW
Maytagsar Dohn
Maytag Dohn’s
Georgia-Pacific Paneling
Walnut
Portsmouth Moss
Rio Grande
Prices F.C.B. Dason’s
Playe Hs
Grand Ave
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