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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1971

Page

8

Man Admits To Theft Of 30 To 40 Cars

A Cincinnati man Albert Louis Burke Jr admitted stealing probably 30 to 40 cars in a plea to auto theft. He owned a car taken May 25 from Shillito's garage in Cincinnati and was on parole. He has two prior convictions and was remanded for 30 days with a deferment set for August 23.

Hamilton Cincinnati Albert Louis Burke Jr Blue Lark Drive Lillian L. Burch Winton Road Shillito Burke Lebanon Correctional Institution Butler County Common Pleas Robert L. Marrs

Hamilton Man Sues Armco Over Damages

Ronald C. Cole of 285 Chamberlain Drive files suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against Armco Steel Corp Middletown claiming a train owned by Armco derailed and struck his tractor-trailer during loading on April 28. He seeks 2500 for tractor, 568 for trailer, and 7500 for lost business income.

Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Armco Steel Corp Midddletown Ronad C. Cole Chamberlain Drive Armco Cole

Youth Robs King Kwick Market at Nilles Road

A black youth armed with a pistol robbed the King Kwick Minit Market at 590 Nilles Road today, taking about $200 in cash. Employee Joe Herman reported the assailant struck him and fled as the manager had not yet arrived to unlock the safe. He was not seriously injured.

Fairfield King Kwick Minit Nilles Road Joe Herman Herman

Presbyterian Letter Questions Angela Davis Defense Funds

A letter from the Session of a Presby church questions a $10,000 defense grant from the Marin County Legal Defense Fund to Angela Davis. It urges annual disclosure of funded names and amounts, while affirming Davis has right to a fair trial. Signed by clerk Robert L. Davison.

Itter William P Middletown First United Thompson General Assembly Presbyterian Church General Assembly of the National Church Presby News Council On Church and Race Marin County Calif Angela Davis California 183Rd General Assembly Council On Church Robert L. Davison

New Tree Feeding Technique from American Forestry Co

The American Forestry Co of Hamilton introduces a systemic bark injection method to feed trees, replacing ground drilling. Vice President David Gorsuch says the California-developed technique is federally approved and uses small tubes inserted into sap flow with pressurized nutrient caps around the trunk.

The American Forestry Co Hamilton David Gorsuch California

Fire reports and grass blazes in city area

At 10 40 a m a fire in the Pollock Division at St Regis Paper 1601 Plum Ave sent Bill Perry 35 of 2402 Flemming Road to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. Later 2 18 p m a grass fire on Carmody Boulevard at Second Avenue followed by another grass fire at 2 27 p m on North Carmody Boulevard.

Pollock St. Regis Paper Plum Ave Bill Perry Flemming Road Middletown Hospital Carmody Boulevard Second Avenue North Carmody Boulevard

DWI and Shoplifting Cases Yield Heaviest Fines

Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb presided over a varied docket. Harry Ellis received 300 dollars with 10 days in jail and a three year driving suspension for DWI. Carl Keith faced 200 dollars and three days in jail with a year driving suspension on another DWI charge. A shoplifter was fined 200 dollars for taking 4.15 dollars worth of items from Dillman's Market. John King pleaded guilty to相关 charges. a 17-year-old juvenile was also caught. others faced fines for careless driving and disorderly conduct. A .38 caliber gun was seized as part of a weapon charge.

J. T. Lamb Harry Ellis N. Sutphin Sr Carl Keith Carolina St Dillman S. Verity Parkway John King 16Th Ave iGene Ronto Baltimore St Bertha Tibbs Pearl St Franklin Mildred Sommer Jackson Lane Apt. 129 Amha Frazier Miami Ave Sharon Steed Yankees Road Paul Hitte Beal Drive

Mueller Brass Donation to Middletown Civic Association

Mueller Brass Co officials sent nearly $3,600 to the Middletown Civic Association. James R. Sharkey, VP finance, noted profits from vending machines were saved in a fund and after operations ceased a balance of 3595.57 was turned over to benefit former employees and the Middletown community.

Middletown James R. Sharkey Civic Calvin Lloyd

Burglars Hit Homes In Area

In Butler County three break ins reported in the last 24 hours. Woodrow Stewart of 5141 Rialto Road West Chester says a $150 coin collection and a $150 pair of shotguns were stolen. Tom Vaughn of 8413 Cox Road West Chester reports a $169 floor jack missing. Charles Myers of 7640 Hetzler Road Middletown reports a $225 set of welding torches gauges and burning tips stolen.

Hamilton Butler County Woodrow Stewart Rialto Road West Chester Tom Vaughn Cox Road Charles Myers Hetzler Road Middletown

Prosecutor To Get Data On Shooting

Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace said he would deliver investigation results to the prosecutor Monday about the shooting death of 18 year old John Carl Patton of Waynesville. Patton was brought to the Waynesville police station with a .22 caliber gunshot wound to the head and died at Kettering Memorial Hospital at 1 p.m. Tuesday. Evidence included lie detector and paraffin tests on two companions.

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