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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1978

Page

2

Reserve Mining starts Mile Post 7 tailings project approval

Reserve Mining along with Republic Steel and Armco announce final approval to begin construction of the Mile Post 7 tailings disposal plant aimed at ending lake discharge by 1980. Interim financing of 65 million and 80 million credit lines are arranged. IRS and pollution control financing remain under review.

Uehee le Post Reserve Mining Republic Steel Corp Cleveland Armco Inc Post 7 Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Minnesota Supreme Court Lake Superior Chicago New York Reserve Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS William Verity Armco Armes

Crazy glue health hazard warns city official

Win Duff deputy health commissioner warns popular home glues can bind skin in seconds and tear tissue if pried apart. Affected areas except eyes should soak in warm water and be gently separated, eyes require rinsing and gauze. Follow manufacturer instructions and use applicators, keep glue away from children.

Win Duff Smaff Duff

Obituary notices for Wilbur Graff Evelyn Ross and Max W Stephens

Former Middletown resident Wilbur Graff 6 died yesterday at Cincinnati General Hospital after a week as a patient. Evelyn Ross 76 of Tucson Arizona was found dead at home and survived by a son Richard sister Mildred Hall two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Max W Stephens 58 of 15 North East Street died Wednesday at Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital survived by wife Emma daughter Patricia Timler son Terry and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete for Graff Ross and Stephens with services set at Oswald Funeral Home and burial in Woodland Cemetery Xenia.

Middletown Wilbur Graff Queen City Nursing Home Cincinnati General Hospital Evelyn Ross Tucson, Ariz Ross Arizona McKinley Street First Baptist Church Tucson Richard Oracle Ariz Mildred Hall Lebanon Max W Stephens N. East St Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital Fred Kibbey Chevrolet Stephens Emma Patricia Timler Hamilton Terry Seven Mile Oswald Woodland Cemetery Xenia

Director of center dies in Cincinnati

Dr Nicholas J. Giannestras, 69, director of the Greater Cincinnati Spinal Deformity Center at Samaritan Hospital, dies after a long illness. He led foot and ankle surgery at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and served as civilian consultant to Wright Patterson AFB Hospital and Clinton County Memorial Hospital. Survived by widow Gloria Iden Giannestras, four children, and a brother.

Cincinnati Nicholas J. Giannestras Greater Cincinnati Samaritan Hospital University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Giannestras Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Hospital Dayton Clinton County Memorial Hospital Wilmington Gloria Iden Giannestras

50 Cents Blue 668 White 51 Gold 6 Sonus

A compact catalog entry lists color and model identifiers: 50 Cents Blue, 668 White, 51 Gold, and 6 Sonus. The note presents a terse lineup or product codes without context or dates. No additional details are provided in the readable text.

Merger debate over Cincinnati and Butler County statistics

Butler County and Cincinnati leaders weighed the pros and many cons of merging their SMSA statistical areas. The committee chaired by Middletown developer William Robinson focused on potential disadvantages while seeking information on advantages, amid broad opposition at an early Hamilton meeting.

Cincinnati Butler County Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Hamilton Smsae U.S SMSA William Robinson Middletown Robinson Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati Chamber Boone County Lone County Robinston

Police Briefs from Local Area Include Firecrackers and Thefts

Firecrackers were thrown into Linda McHenry's car at 2123 Seneca St, burning holes in the front seat as two children reportedly did so on Selden Avenue. Stolen porch items valued around $60 from H. J. Vaillancourt residence at 2304 Arlington Ave included lawn chairs and plants. A juvenile was detained at Rink's department store after attempting to take two fog lights worth $20, later released to parents with juvenile office follow up. A tape player was stolen from David Stewart's car parked at Glenn's Place on Rt 1, Germantown. A computer copy error caused a police brief about a lawn table and two chairs worth $120 stolen from Mrs. Charles Poffenbarger at 2021 Arlington Ave.

Linda McHenry Seneca St Selden Avenue H. J. Vaillancourt Arlington Ave Rink’s David Stewart Rt. 1 Germantown Glenn Charles Poffenbarger

Local Man's Death Leads to Indictments in Hamilton

Butler County grand jury returns 25 indictments including assault and involuntary manslaughter in the May 15 death of Middletown resident Ewing Taylor. Hamilton man Paul Buttery, 48, implicated in the case following a fight on Central Avenue. Also indicted is Zoltan Szaloky, 39, for murder in the June 3 death of his wife Carol in Fairfield.

Hamilton Butler County Middletown Paul Buttery Harmon Ave Ewing Taylor Hill Ave Central Avenue Zoltan Szaloky Windage Drive Fairfield Carol

Four youths win in Middletown July poster contest

The 15th annual Fourth of July poster contest by Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 522, through Middletown Parks and Recreation, awarded $25 savings bonds for the parade theme Middletown City of Progress. Winners Jennifer Sennett 5 Andrea Lau 10 Jennifer Sennett 15 Thaddeus Williams 13 were judged by Adrian J. Mayer. awards were given at Sunset Park and the winners rode in the parade.

Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie Middletown John Sennett Central Ave Andrea Lau Suzanne Lau Kensington St Jennifer Thaddeus Williams Lester Williams 14Th Ave Adrian J. Mayer Sunset Park

Southgate backs moving forward on mixed use complex

Southgate Kentucky council eases housing limits on a proposed 10 million residential commercial complex to boost a strained budget. The move accompanies a property tax shift to Campbell County land values, expected to raise about 20 000 in new revenue. Mayor Ken Paul says the complex could revive development stalled since Beverly Hills Supper Club fire.

Southgate Northern Kentucky Beverly Hills

Pay hike eyed for Ohio highway troopers

Administrative Services proposes a 10 percent raise for Highway Patrol troopers sergeants and lieutenants to curb an alarming turnover. Director Richard D. Jackson said the 1 percent 1977 turnover rose to a 14 percent projected for 1978 if trends continue. Starting pay is 12042 a year top pay 14456 after two years. The board will discuss at its regular meeting Monday.

Columbus, Ohio Department of Administrative Services Liddie Ohio Highway Patrol

FOP Dance Tickets On Sale For Policemen's Dance

Tickets will be sold at the door for tomorrow night's policemen's dance at the DAV Auditorium. The event, sponsored by Middletown Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 36, runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Del Edwards and The Sidemen providing music. Breakfast will be served at 1:30 a.m. for $2 per person.

DAV Middletown Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 36 del Edwards

Button Sale Begins Today by Middletown Big Brothers

The Middletown Area Big Brothers and Big Sisters kicks off its annual button sale today and Saturday. Volunteers operate at Dillman Foods Kroger market locations Iberal Markets Lamark Drugs Dasons Hardware Rink s Twin Fair First National Bank and the post office. Contributions benefit local programs and can be made 5 to 8 pm today or 10 am to 4 pm Saturday at the listed sites or mailed to Mark Bohland at the YMCA.

Middletown Area Big Brothers and Big Sisters Oliver Smith Dillman Foods Kroger Iaberal Markets Lamark Drugs Dason's Hardware Rink’s Twin Fair First National Bank Post Office Middletown United Way Mark Bohland YMCA

Three Dogs Stolen From Hamilton County Shelter

Three dogs disappeared from the animal shelter at 5225 Hamilton Trenton Road. Frank Gibbons, dog warden, said a pen was found open and a chain cut. A red bone hound valued at $200 is missing, along with a mixed shepherd and a doberman pinscher. One hound’s owner expected to reclaim it after returning from Canada.

Hamilton Hamilton Trenton Road Frank Gibbons Butler County Gibbons Canada

Burglary Strikes Lloyd Trent Home Seizing Clock and TV

A large grandfather clock and a console color television valued at 650 dollars were stolen in a break in at 1807 Hill Ave Wednesday night. Police reported ransacked two floors and other items stolen include a shotgun binoculars a police radio an AM FM radio and cabinet a bedspread and 5 dollars in pennies. The clock was recovered in an alley and detectives suspect multiple suspects. Police also investigated a burglary at Omega gas Station 2501 N Verity Parkway with 175 dollars and several cartons of cigarettes taken.

Lloyd Trent Hill Ave Hill Avenue Waite Street Orphangee Waite St Omega N. Verity Parkway

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