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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1969
Page
13
Trenton Police Chief Hobart Adams reviews loot recovered by police including seven car tape players valued at 420 dollars and 70 tape cartridges worth 350 dollars along with a tool box and two space heaters. Middletown police hold the three suspects in custody awaiting further action.
Special Agent Ralph E. Burch of the Bureau of Dangerous Drugs and Narcotics will address the Butler County Medical Society meeting at the Elk's Country Club on Rt. 4. Sgt. Russell Dwyer of the Middletown Division of Police chairs a panel on localizing drug abuse in Butler County with Sheriff Harold Carpenter and Lt. Paul Timmer of the Hamilton Police Department as panelists.
Guidance for parents on selecting first walking shoes. Choose soft flexible leather soles to allow natural foot movement. Avoid stiff shoes that restrict bending and growth. Ensure adequate growing room to prevent foot shaping issues from improper fit.
Two Garfield High School students Herman Wipson and Victor L. Davis agreed in Municipal Court to apologize to police and school officials, comply with regulations, and return to school. Judge Martin A. Coyle suspended further action until after graduation and urged church attendance and report cards. The case followed protests over a strict clean shave rule that led to suspensions and a postponed basketball game.
Franklin Municipal Court fined three drivers on traffic charges and four more paid a total of 70 dollars. Judge J T Riley fined Claude Harvey 61 of 6194 Gorsuch Road 15 dollars for passing in an intersection James Wilson Michael 544 Midland 10 dollars for failure to maintain an assured clear distance and Larry L Steele 18 of 5740 details incomplete.
A former interpreter for Gen. Eisenhower, Tad Whiteki, 44, was released from Warren County jail after open heart surgery to receive proper medication. He had been jailed for driving while intoxicated, then released to his attorney guardian Robert Ray for $10 and costs after a traffic charge on Franklin Lebanon Road.
Franklin officials urge the Ohio 123 bridge over the Miami River at Fourth Street to ease Lebanon Carlisle traffic. They back Sixth Street rebuild and rail spur relay, citing a 1966 traffic study and plan 1971 bridge work, while approving a $1 million budget and raises across city services.
Ira Wells 26 of Madison Township Butler County faces Mason Municipal Court for illegal possession of instruments for administering narcotics. Police reported he was seen with syringes on Mason Road near the city limits at about 3:30 pm. Wells had just completed a two year probation in Butler County for an identical charge. Patrolmen James Elder and Bill Giffin pursued after Wells tried to flee. Volunteers are paid six dollars per run. Eichholz assistant Dennie Fitzgerald earns six thousand nine hundred dollars annually. city auditor Claire Humphrey receives eight thousand nine hundred ten dollars plus county pay. Councilmen earn five hundred dollars yearly and council chairman Gerald Miller six five. Municipal Judge J. T. Riley receives two thousand four hundred dollars.
Carlisle Supt David Way proposes seven cost cuts to the board and about 70 teachers and parents including five teacher positions and seven non teaching posts. He cites a three mill levy failure and a $100000 shortfall, with further reductions in buses maintenance equipment and programs. Observers urge re polling the levy while noting shortages faced by many county schools.
Miami University named Bill Mallory football coach replacing Bo Schembechler. Mallory, a 1957 Miami graduate, comes from Ohio State where he coached defense under Woody Hayes and helped stop O J Simpson in the Rose Bowl. He has coached at Bowling Green Yale and East Palestine High School and played for Miami in the mid 1950s.
Butler County deputies investigated a bomb threat directed at the Eagle's Corner Truck Stop. Employee Roberta Kennedy of Trenton reported a 3:20 a.m. call promising a bombing. Area searches found no one or device.
Derrick Eugene Miller 18 and a 17 year old Middletonian were arrested after entering New Miami High School around 2 40 pm. Miller was charged with assaulting football coach Dennis Byrd and trespassing while both youths faced charges of disorderly conduct and trespassing. Superintendent Sallee called the incident isolated.
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