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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1970
Page
10
An Ohio Avenue resident commends Monroe village workers for quickly repairing a main break. Mayor Gordon Reed reads a police report noting a cleaned jail, no armed robberies in December, 18 complaints, 2 breakings, 26 arrests, 42 patrol assists, and two domestic disturbances.
CAMDEN This Preble County village seeks a new village solicitor after officials did not renew Herb Wagers contract citing abuse. In council news Bobby Green was re elected president pro tem and four councilmen Ted Buell Howard White John Porter and Green took new terms.
The fifth annual Angel Flight Blood Drive at Miami University, led by Colonel Robert J. Hullar and co-chairs Miss Ann Triplett and Miss Joan Hormung, targets 450 units across February 3 10 and 11 1970. The effort benefits Cincinnati Veterans Administration Hospital and Cincinnati Blood Bank, with prior drives delivering over 1100 units.
Mason board discusses reorganizing elementary and junior high into Primary Intermediate and Up per Elementary levels. Plans place kindergartens at Mason Heights and grades across Western Row and Mason Central with transportation costs covered by state funded buses. Also approved work to upgrade shower facilities, Industrial Education plan at William Mason High, emergency communications concern, and a $50,000 U S Treasury note investment.
Lebanon attorney Fred Jones and Lloyd Ritz plan to build apartments on land in Maxwell, citing high interest rates as delaying development. City Planning Commission voted to rezone a Bridge Street tract to R-4 multifamily housing, allowing apartments and a baseball diamond on property long owned by the Maxwell group.
Wisconsin Minnesota milk shipments prompted a boycott by the Miami Valley Milk Producers Association. After a confrontation with the importing processor, supplies to local markets were cut off and the milk found a new home. The group warns that low priced dairy from the region pressures prices and cites improved transport and trucking as factors.
Eaton residents are asked to respond to National Blood Donor Month. An industrial community blood draw will be held January 27 at the Parker Hannifin plant on N Beach Street from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. for the Preble County Blood Bank.
Mrs. Gardner Helton of Morrow County alleges a Warren County arrest warrant led to a two week jail stay after auto accident litigation. She accuses Cincinnati attorney Miller and insurers American Protection and Pioneer Mutual of misrepresentation and neglect, seeking 20 000 in damages from Miller and 10 000 from each insurer.
Bradford Phillips of Totes Inc says a two year plan for a sewage treatment plant at the Cincinnati factory is submitted to the Ohio Water Pollution Control board. Engineers finished in December and the plant costs about 250000 dollars with 30000 planned for the initial site. Completion could be early fall if approved. Phillips notes equipment suppliers are busy and credits Little Miami Inc with shared aims while regretting their charge of inaction.
The report asserts Outer Mongolia lies as a Russian satellite with an area exceeding twice that of Texas. It notes geopolitical framing but provides no supporting dates or sources.
Valley View Board of Education discussed the proposed February 9 opening date for the new high school on Manning Road. Superintendent Mourouzis hopes to consolidate classes from Germantown and Farmersville high schools by then. Emerson Howard of OPSE attended. bus driver retro pay and resignations were also addressed.
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