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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1969
Page
12
Pam Majors speaks of champion lineage as she notes her father Mr. and Mrs. Smith Majors of 6627 Hamilton Lebanon Pike. The caption credits Steigerwald Photo.
Franklin debuts a volunteer rescue squad of about 24 with a fully equipped ambulance. Dispatch through the Police Department at 746-6444, with $15 per run for emergencies only. Funeral directors exit nonemergency calls as rising standards and pay push losses. Ralph Hineline Jr. of Hunter leads the joint city village effort.
Lebanon based Little Miami Inc appoints Ray Culter executive director after leaving Hamilton County Regional Planning Authority. He plans to divide the river into Lower Middle and Upper councils, rewrite the constitution, and promote canoe trails hiking and scenic easement along the 105 mile Little Miami. The new structure targets three regional councils spanning Hamilton Clermont Butler Warren Greene Montgomery and Clark counties with a Feb. 12 trustees meeting for approval.
Little Miami Inc. executive director LEBANON-Ray Culter says Interior Secretary Walter Hickel is the preferred speaker for LMI’s March dinner. Culter has not set a date pending Hickel’s reply and Dixon’s confirmation concerns. The group seeks Scenic Rivers protection for an 82 mile stretch and adjacent 25 mile reach near Loveland amid encroachment by development. Hickel’s Cabinet appointment faced delay over conservation views.
In New Delhi the antirat squad offers 40 cents per rat, operating on a yearly budget of 6000 dollars and collecting about 15000 rodents each year.
Madison School Superintendent Darrell Root explains that eligible students will receive lunches under federal rules. Some meals are free, others reduced, with automatic eligibility for returning free lunch recipients. Parents may contact their child’s school to apply or receive information and appeal if needed.
Raider Neuenschwander, director of the Ohio Department of Development, will speak at the Lebanon Chamber of Commerce dinner on Monday February 10 at the Golden Lamp. The event starts at 7 p.m. and includes election of three new directors and reports from officers and committee chairs.
Work on Ohio 73 between I 75 and Springboro includes widening to four lanes and repaving 2.16 miles from east of I 75 to the village. The bridge over Grapevine Creek will be widened. Bids open February 25 at the State Highway Department in Columbus.
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