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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1969

Page

5

Robb Files New Action In Commission Fight

Hamilton Butler County fights continue as Common Pleas Judge J Fiehrer sustains a demurrer in favor of Butler County Commissioners. Robb's attorney Holbrook files a second amended petition seeking mandamus to force a decision on items needed for his office. Judge Fiehrer will hear Friday July 25.

Hamilton Butler County Edward S Robb County Commissioners, Jr Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer Richard J. Wessel Hugh D. Holbrook Robb Fiehrer Wessel Sally Reynolds Carole Street Cypress California Arlie Reynolds Common Pleas Court Ohio Edward S Robb, JR Helen & Marisden Crist & Kaup

Loyal American Day Parade plans target Sunset Park 1970

Key committeemen for Loyal American Day are called to a special meeting at 8 p.m. in Kessler Auditorium American Legion Home 116 S Main St. Co chairs Gordon Pence and Ruth Tunnell with Helen Keating as secretary preside. Robert Armbruster will report on the 1969 parade ending at Sunset Park and officers for 1970 will be elected.

Kessier American Legion S. Main St Gordon Pence Ruth Tunnell Helen Keating Robert Armbruster Sunset Park

Armed holdup at Fairfield service station yields $38468

An armed bandit in a stocking mask robbed a Clark service station on Rt. 41 Fairfield at about 3:30 am, taking $38,468. Clerk Gary Johnson described a 5'11" suspect in a blue shirt and gray trousers who fled on foot.

Hamilton Clark Rt. 41 Fairfield Gary Johnson Johnson

Couple Held In Beating Death Of Baby

In Weston Wood County Ohio the mother Bonnie Lou Fortney and stepfather Wadden Fortney face charges after a three year old boy Rod ney Mitchell died from brain damage after reported severe head injuries. The stepfather is charged with manslaughter and the mother with torture and neglect. bonds set at 10000 and 500 respectively with arraignment planned in Bowling Green Municipal Court.

Bowling Green Ohio Weston Wood County Wadden Fortney Rodney Mitchell Bonnie Lou Fortney Wood County Hospital

Rifle Break-In Loot TV

Sheriff deputies investigate two Warren County break ins. Loot totals one 30 30 Marlin rifle and one portable television. The rifle was stolen from Frank Fannin's home on Bunner Hill Road. burglars forced a back garage door. The TV came from Thomas Brannock's residence off Ohio 350 east of Ohio 123, entry gained by prying a porch window.

Lebanon Warren County Frank Fannin Bunner Hill Road Thomas Brannock Ohio

Abernathy To Speak At National Dental Meeting

The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is set to speak in Cincinnati during the predominantly Negro National Dental Association annual meeting from August 3. The event highlights civil rights leadership and professional gathering.

Cincinnati Ralph David Abernathy Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Senate Vetoes Ceiling on Farm Not Planting Subsidies

Senate rejected a House backed $20,000 cap on government subsidies to farmers who do not plant crops. The 53-34 vote defeated the ceiling as part of a $7.6 billion Agriculture Department appropriation passed 88-2. The measure now heads to conference committee to reconcile House and Senate versions.

Washington House Senate Agriculture Department Silvio Conte Massachusetts Paul Findley Ilinois Conte Everett M Dirksen Illinois John J. Williams Delaware Williams Dirksen Spessard L. Holland Dfla Roman L. Hruska R-Neb James O. Eastland Mississippi

Soviet detains American and West German after air rally lapse

The Soviet Foreign Ministry says an American aviation officer Lt. Col. George Patterson and West German Dr. Karl Sichelstiel landed a light plane near Batumi after an emergency during a Black Sea rally. They are safe, under investigation for air space violation. release possible if it was an accidental intrusion.

Moscow Soviet Union U.S Foreign Ministry George Patterson Chamblee 3Rd Infantry Division Wuerzburg West Germany Karl Sichelstiel Batumi Black Sea Turkey

Man in Critical Condition After Two-Car Crash

A 45-year-old Miamisburg man, Earl Bolen of 9200 Vaughn Road, is in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a 11:13 p.m. two car crash at Verity Parkway and Wilmore Drive. Bolen suffered severe scalp lacerations and other injuries after pulling into the path of Jerry Lafayette Jr. of 922 Midway Street who was driving east on the parkway. Lafayette was cited for driving with sufficient lights. Damage to the vehicles was about $800.

Miamisburg Verity Parkway Wilmore Drive Earl Bolen Vaughn Road Mercy Hospital Hamilton Bolen Wilmore Jerry Lafayette Jr Midway St Lafayette

Youth Impales Hand On Fence In Back Yard

A 13 year old boy searching for nightcrawler worms at 12 10 am impaled his left hand on a wire fence in Middletown. Firefighters freed him by clipping a fence section and removing a rusty wire fragment four inches long. He received a tetanus shot and was released from Middletown Hospital. Robert Pennington of 709 Crawford St reported the incident.

Fire Department Middletown Robert Pennington Crawford St

Hamilton Asks 8 Mill Levy for School Operating Funds

Hamilton voters will decide in November on approving an additional 8 mills for school operating funds. The Hamilton Board of Education recently made the decision and will consider a proposed $11 million budget at its July meeting. If approved, the levy would raise about $1.6 million annually.

Hamilton Hamilton Board of Education

Plates stolen from Diamond National Mill No 2

A police report says fifty four foot brass screen plates were taken from Diamond National Mill No 2 between 5 30 p m Saturday and 7 a m Sunday. Supervisor A N Oglesby notes plates are 12 inches wide and ⅓ inch thick weighing 28 pounds each. value not estimated.

Diamond National Mill No. 2 A.N. Oglesby

Numerical fortune puzzle message game

A short 1969 King Features Syndicate puzzle explains a daily numeric game. Count letters in the first game's title then adjust by rules to form a key number and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message. World rights reserved for 7 8 King Features Syndicate Inc.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Crossword clues list excerpt with scattered entries

Fragmented crossword puzzle notes list across and down clues with partial word stems and numbers. Entries include harbor boat, before, death, sea bird, endangered biographical terms, and various country names. The text mixes entries, spellings, and garbled pairs from a printed page.

Landing near moon surface described by Armstrong Aldrin

NASA reports detail a near final descent for Apollo 11 with Armstrong and Aldrin monitoring a hover at about 1 000 feet as they aim for the Sea of Tranquillity. They discuss exact touchdown planning and possible manual intervention if needed.

Cape Kennedy Fla Neil A. Armstrong Moon Edwin BE. Aldrin Jr Armstrong le Lute Penany

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