Middletown YMCA Kicks Off 1975 Membership Drive at Mall
About 250 people attended a dinner at the unfinished Middletown Mall where the YMCA launched its 1975 membership drive. The goal is 2 850 members and 175 000 dollars with Ray Brown as chair and Al and Linda Decatur as co chairs. The event featured belly dancing and the campaign theme All Aboard with songs and kazoos.
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Middletown Mall
Middletown Area
YMCA
Membership Drive
Chattanooga
Middletown Schools Say Supreme Court Ruling Won’t Change Hearings
Local officials state the recent Supreme Court decision on due process for suspensions will not affect Middletown’s system. The Journal corrected a rental figure for Maple Park and Central elementary spaces, and outlines three forms of suspension hearings, with timelines up to 48 hours in urgent cases.
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Supreme Court
Middletown
The
Journal
Maple Park
Central
Middletown Business College
Middletown Area News Briefs Thursday January 23 1975
Local wires report brief items from Middletown and surrounding area. Short notices include community announcements and small updates from nearby towns and organizations.
Health center priority arises in Middletown plan meeting
At a community development plan session in Middletown, over 120 attendees criticized the use of 16.1 million of a 22 million federal block grant for three years, urging a health care center for low income neighborhoods be funded. City officials signaled intent but warned funds must fit a multi purpose neighborhood facility with a needs study first.
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Middletown
Paul Christiansen
Christiansen
South End
Main Street
Penn Central
Reinartz Boulevard
South Prospect
Douglas, Sherman
Oakland
Jean Gear
Gear
Bosses honored at 33rd Jaycee Bosses Night event
Former Middletonian Robert Moore will address the 33rd annual Jaycee Bosses Night at Forest Hills Country Club. He is a Armco Steel veteran now in Waco selling real estate and leading R.E. Moore Associates. Moore and Lou Christy to present Ken Cornella Award. Klouman to respond.
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Robert Moore
Jaycee
Forest Hills Country Club
Moore
Armco Steel Corp
Waco
Tex
R.E. Moore Associates
Joe Tuttle
Ben Roberts
Gerhard Klouman
Stanley H. Neilheisel
Lou Christy
Ken Cornella
John Davis
Mike Johnson
Jerry McCandless
Jim Howard
Bob Hayden
Terry Sebald
Two Juveniles Charged After High Speed Chase
Two 15 year olds Richard Parker Jr and Richard J Haines were charged with driving a car without the owner consent eluding police and held at the juvenile detention center after a chase that reached 100 mph. The vehicle struck a parked car and a pole before the youths were captured by highway patrol and Middletown police. They were to appear in juvenile court with parents the following morning.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Richard Parker Jr
Park St
Parker
Richard J. Haines
Ohio 122
I-75
Grand Avenue
Sutphin Street
North Avenue
Betty Mannon
N. Sutphin St
Bellomonte Street
Voluntary Vehicle Inspection At LeSourdsville Lake
The highway patrol inspection team offers a voluntary motor vehicle inspection this Saturday at LeSourdsville Lake parking lot. Motorists may arrive between 9 a.m. and 3 30 p.m. for the drive in check.
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Highway Patrol
LeSourdsville Lake
Three Year Plan Proposes One Point One Million Cost Distribution
A three year plan outlines a proposed total cost of 1.1 million with a structured distribution across budget categories. Details specify allocations for capital projects, operations, and contingency reserves to support ongoing programs.
Vote-counting methods eyed in Oxford marijuana petition
Hamilton Butler Elections board studies alternatives to the current system and considers a petition to place a marijuana ordinance on the ballot in Oxford. County Prosecutor Holcomb opposes the measure as unconstitutional, citing state law and penalties.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Elections
Oxford
Richard Koehler
Oxford Law
Robert N. Piper
Council
John Holcomb
Holcomb
Columbus
Koehler
Donald Daiker
Miami University
Woman injured when car hits utility pole near Verity Parkway
Lori Cramer an 18 year old of 208 Baltimore Street told police she pressed the brakes failed before her 1968 car struck a utility pole on the west side of S Verity Parkway just north of First Avenue shortly before 4 am. The vehicle was totaled and Cramer was taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment and released. She was not cited.
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S. Verity Parkway
First Avenue
Lori Cramer
Baltimore St
Verity Parkway
Miss Cramer
Middletown Hospital
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Ray Brown
Linda Decatur
Kinder Gym
Sheckler
Grunner’s
South Main
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Teeian
Civig Center Project
Civic Center
Tilnoon
Healin
Central City
Kurt
Blazers
Cincinnati-Dayton RD
Blueball
Sennet’s
Sunset St
Manchester Rd University Blvd
Middletown’s