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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1970
Page
13
Prime Minister Edward Heath and Harold Wilson lead legislators to hear the queen's speech as Parliament resumes. Yeoman Warders search vaults beneath Parliament, a reminder of Guy Fawkes history and past plots thwarted by gunpowder discoveries.
Keokuk county commissioners heard that more than 1000 long distance calls from private courthouse lines have cost over 1800 dollars. Hamilton office manager Thomas Walsh proposed a toll diversion system to route long distance calls to the switchboard. Dale Logsdon urged stricter monitoring by employers to prevent unauthorized toll use.
Ohio Atty. Gen. Paul Brown filed a 2800 dollar civil action in Cuyahoga County against six Cleveland State University students for property damage during a May 7 demonstration. The suit, on behalf of CSU trustees, targets others at Ohio State Kent State Miami Youngstown campuses in later actions. The six face prior criminal charges, pled not guilty, and remain free on bond.
Two Middletown defendants were sent to the Mansfield Reformatory. Jeslie Harold Bailey Jr., 21, received a 125 year term for armed robbery. Roger Ratliff, 23, drew an indeterminate reformatory term for probation violation. Bailey had been found guilty May 19 of robbing Nancy Chenault of $85. Ratliff had pleaded guilty to grand larceny April 24 and was on five years probation, with a pending delinquency case and unpaid court costs.
Otterbein Home residents plan a Fourth of July parade with walking participants and floats. Fire units from Springboro Hunter Lebanon and Monroe will join. Monroe’s antique Model T fire engine will be showcased. A flag raising ceremony and picnic follow. Barbara Miller will sing the National Anthem.
Four injured in a rear end collision near J and J Lanes and Sports Bowl. Louis Dunfee 36 of 10008 Oxford Street charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck the rear of Dennis Wehey 27 of Lebanon as Wehey attempted a right turn on South Main Street. Passengers Pam Wehey Brooke Herald and Doug Herald all Lebanon were treated and released from Middletown Hospital. Thomas Hardesty 45 of Carlisle, a passenger in Dunfee s car, also taken and released.
Cynthia Jane McGill filed a divorce petition in the Butler County Ohio Common Pleas Court case No 18735 citing gross neglect extreme cruelty and wilful absence against Joseph Edward McGill. The respondent must answer by July 6 1970 or the petition may be granted.
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