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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1972

Page

3

Half A City Lot In Zone Change

Planning commissioners compromise on an industrial land parcel on Jefferson Road near Jackson Lane. They approve half of the proposed zone change from I 1 to D 3 for a 150 foot north side strip, citing a buffer for duplexes while staff warns it reduces industrial land desirability. City Commission review forthcoming with Twin Homes Inc. and developers backing the move.

Fred Sennet Jefferson Road Jackson Lane City Commission Carl Doppes Twin Homes Inc Leonard Diehl Gene Blosser R. Paul Christiansen

City: alley vacation and sign permit approved

Commissioners approved vacation of a portion of an alley along Vine Street between Webster and Clark streets at the request of Edward A. Mulligan and James H. Martindale. They also granted a conditional use permit for a 3 by 6 foot advertising sign at 1918 Yankee Road by John Conley.

Vine Street Webster and Clark Streets Edward A. Mulligan James H. Martindale John Conley Yankee Road

Dauphin Title Abolished in 1830 French History

In French history the dauphin was the king's eldest son. The title was abolished in 1830, ending its royal dynasty role and altering succession terms.

Dauphin France

New Director Named for Butler County Alcoholism Council

Michael B. Richardson of Hamilton was named executive director of the Butler County Alcoholism Council succeeding acting director Mary Lou Polson who remains on staff. Plans call for a Middletown office to expand countywide services. The council, affiliated with the National Council on Alcoholism, aims to raise public awareness and provide guidance to alcoholics and families while offering educational services to businesses schools churches and clubs.

Hamilton Michael B. Richardson Butler County Alcoholism Council Hamilton Taft High School Richardson Mary Lou Polson Middletown National Council On Alcoholism

Butler County aid program transforms homes for the elderly

A pilot project by the Butler County Welfare Department employs 48 unemployed men to remodel homes for aid to the aged and disabled recipients. Crews widen doors and add ramps for wheelchair users and can perform plumbing, electrical, roofing, painting, and yard work at no charge. Contact Elmer Brunner at 423-9479 or Jack Tillet and Norman Flemming at 424-2466 for qualification details.

Montgomery Department Elmer Brunner Butler County Middletown Brunner Jack Tillet Norman Flemming

Chapter Receives Awards at International Convention

The Middletown Chapter of Parents Without Partners received two awards for outstanding chapter programming and a publicity award in the floats category at the International Convention in Toronto. Jim Reed accepted the honors at the board meeting from delegates. Delores Belcher announced near capacity reservations for the July 29–30 family camp out at Versailles State Park Indiana. Kay Good unveiled the Mad Hatter's Hop dance August 11 at the American Legion Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. asking attendees to wear hats.

Middletown Parents Without Partners Toronto Canada Jim Reed Delores Belcher Southern Ohio

Fischer Demands Rejected Threaten World Championship Meet

Reykjavik Iceland AP The Icelandic Chess Federation refused 13 demands from Bobby Fischer halting progress toward the fifth game with Boris Spassky scheduled for today. The match score stood Spassky 2 1 1 and Tuesday’s game was a draw. Federation president Gudmundur Thorarinsson said Fischer’s late night list was not met and the challenger was asleep when told of the refusal.

Reykjavik Iceland Icelandic Chess Federation Bobby Fischer Fischer Boris Spassky Spassky Gudmundur Thorarinsson

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