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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1976
Page
13
More than 85 000 real estate tax bills were mailed for the second half of 1975 and are due by Aug 19. After Aug 19, a 10 percent penalty applies. County treasurer Mark G Wendel urges owners who do not receive bills by July 26 or have questions to contact the courthouse office. The second half accountability is $17 million.
Aeronca Inc Local 2535 IAM members approve a contract 230 to 103 ending a 3 month strike. The deal includes a 25 cent hourly rise first year, 15 cents second year, and reopen negotiations third year for wages and pensions. Up to 300,000 dollars from a dissolved benefit plan will be returned to workers.
Jacksonburg celebrated with a three day event drawing a massive crowd. Queen candidates aged 13 to 19 were Vig eligible with Duchess Amy Kathleen Gault seven and Princess Julie Ann Hoelle three. Grand marshal Harry Conrad, longtime Wayne Township resident, led a parade featuring vintage vehicles and a walking Abe Lincoln, ending with historical displays about Jacksonburg and James M. Cox.
The Downtown Summer Festival returns to Middletown Mall from Thursday through Sunday featuring crafts displays by city parks children supervised by Jennifer Heard and puppet and theater workshops led by Della Ewalt. Workshops start at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. with a mall play in the afternoon. Local artists and craftsmen from the Middletown Fine Arts join the event.
After a last minute decision the Municipal Court offices relocated to the new City Building at 1 Civic Center Plaza over the weekend. Court sessions begin in the new facility with civil, small claims, traffic, and criminal dockets scheduled across the week.
Franklin police recovered two stolen trucks from the Weatherwax Golf Course area yesterday. The three wheel and four wheel vehicles valued at 2000 and 3000 dollars were found in an abandoned barn. A Citizens band radio valued at 145 dollars taken from Kenneth Grove's car at 2905 Grand Ave was reported stolen while parked behind Tee's Restaurant on Clark St.
Two public hearings set for Tuesday at the old City Building review a 12 unit addition to Anthony Park Apartments on Roosevelt Boulevard and a Valley Sheet Metal warehouse on Hanover Avenue. Planning Commission backs both requests. An ordinance to regulate parks outside city limits, clarifying police and fire jurisdiction, will be considered along with city wastewater plant and city land on Manchester Road.
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