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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1977
Page
2
Dalton cites harmony as key goal for Mayfield principal duties while noting the school operates with cooperation and insight. The report highlights steady leadership and staff alignment to maintain a constructive environment.
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Florence Adelia Click 75 of 600 N Verity Parkway with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and burial in Woodside Cemetery. Also listed are deaths of James Nathan Fugate 80 in Canton N C Tillie Barton 58 Lebanon Dreusilla Turner 92 Pisgah and Emma Gunther Dayton with services and burial plans. The page includes school board remarks by Supt Samuel Dalton on Mayfield Junior First Grade and principal autonomy in placement decisions and PTO involvement.
Dianah M. Mason a 23 month old from 142 N River St in Franklin was listed in guarded condition at Children’s Medical Center after being struck by a car late last night near her home. Police charged driver Vernon Phillip Metcalf of Farmersville with driving under the influence. he was southbound on River when the child ran into the street about 150 feet north of Clay Street around 11 45 p.m.
Thomas J Borgerding 28 of 101 Bellomonte St named news director for WPFB and WPBF replacing Lowell Thomas who was terminated July 1 Borgerding previously assistant news director Denertas a 1972 Ohio State graduate joined the station in July 1972 Barrett 24 of 3200 Wildwood Road named to succeed as assistant editor KAOS at Miami University Middletown campus and former UB Oxford radio news staff 1973 1974 and WKF Wilmington news director 1975 1976
Carolyn Cole was sworn in as a new member of Jacksonburg Village Council, replacing Bonnie Marcum who resigned. In July the council adopted the 1978 budget with general fund revenue estimated at 16,111.93 and street fund balance at 4,848.96. The panel authorized a $100 yearly contract with Wayne Township Life Squad and approved a pay raise for officials: council members 12 per meeting, mayor 400, clerk treasurer 600, and solicitor 360.
Columbus Aldren's Hospital plans an FDA submission to test the anticonvulsant sodium valproate for epilepsy. If approved, Columbus Children's would be the first community hospital in the U.S. to study SV, with an 18 month to two year trial beginning with young patients unresponsive to current therapies. Dr Sherard will meet with Dr Jeavons in Birmingham to discuss the plan.
Descendants of the late Isaac B. and Hazel Mae Bush Rice gather for a weekend reunion in Middletown. Marion B. Rice, of Indianapolis, leads the event with six of seven siblings and their families expected to attend. Activities include a Manchester Inn buffet, a Middletown tour, a tennis exhibition by Marion Rice and sister Marjorie Lewis, and a Saturday dinner dance.
In Cleveland this morning two rapid transit cars collided on the east side injuring at least 30 passengers. Police said the crash occurred near the Manchester area. The incident disrupted service and prompted emergency response.
Richard J. A Anderson, a geologist and former Battelle energy program associate director, will present his views on current and future energy problems at noon Monday. Sponsored by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Industrial Council, the session features area business leaders and teachers.
Moscow cites U S neutron bomb tests as jeopardizing detente while President Carter weighs production. Tass reports Yuri Kornilov condemns rush for superiority amid strain in strategic arms talks. Vance notes substantial differences on arms limits and human rights as ERDA confirms underground Nevada tests. Production decision hinges on studies due mid August.
A sequence of emergency calls includes Linda Applegate treated for illness at 230 Park St and a 47 year old woman overdosed on Valiums. Ella Kaylor, 77, injured her leg. Pyna Tester, 78, back pains. Rita Hunter, 19, head pains after a three car crash on Roosevelt. Tony Brewer, 2, cut on forehead. Doris Small, 22, ill. Virginia Pyle, 61, ill. A battery cable short caused $50 damage. Fire at 601 Crawford St reported no fire. Continuous incidents from morning through evening at multiple addresses including Wright Patterson Hospital transport by private car.
Mrs. Richard Pierce of Monroe was named community chairman for the Breath of Life drive to be staged in September by the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. President Mrs. Harold L. Holmes announced the effort serving 14 tri state counties. Funds support CF research and care facilities such as the clinic at Children’s Hospital Medical Center in Cincinnati. Dates to be announced later.
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