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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1975

Page

9

Survivor of Indianapolis recalls ship sinking amid Jaws hype

James E. Reid, a disabled Met Life employee, recalls fighting sharks during the 1945 USS Indianapolis sinking as he prepares to watch Jaws at the Colonial Theater. Reid, one of 316 survivors out of 1196 aboard, describes the ship's rapid loss, failed rescue hopes, and the crew clinging to flotation devices in the open sea.

Dan Sewell Journal James E. Reid Colonial Theater Reid Martha’s Vineyard Woodland Court Quint Indianapolis Leyte South Pacific

Survivors of the Indianapolis to Hold Reunion in Indianapolis

Reid recalls the 1945 sinking and a brutal five days at sea with 300 men killed by sharks and saltwater wounds. He testifies in the McVay court martial, and plans to attend a forthcoming Indianapolis reunion despite recent health issues.

Reid Indianapolis Wendt

Hamilton Boy Killed in Parked Car Accident

Seven year old James Bryant III died after a parked car he stood partly in was hit by a car driven by Cynthia Y. Quillin. The crash on S Fifth Street caused multiple vehicle impacts and left Quillin charged with negligent vehicular homicide. The death marked the city and county's growing traffic toll.

Quillin

Auto accident reports and medical calls in city

At Grand Avenue and The Alameda an auto accident prompted Geneva Tolson 72 of 1904 Lamberton Street to seek hospital treatment for chest pains. Pyna Tester 76 of 1523 Taylor Avenue was hospitalized for insulin shortage. Debbie Carter 26 of 905 Lincoln Street was treated for pains. A Lincoln Street address had no such residence. A woman at 102 N Marshal Road was reported unconscious but the call was canceled en route. A false alarm was logged at 1600 Central Avenue. Earlier, a smoke report at 3123 Roosevelt Boulevard linked to Alta Ferguson residence claimed no fire or damage.

Grand Avenue The Alameda Geneva Tolson Lamberton St Taylor Ave Lincoln St Debbie Carter N. Marshal Road Central Ave

Trenton Rescue Squad Plans August Dinner Meeting

An organizational meeting for volunteers planning a October fundraising dinner will be held at 7 30 p m Monday Aug 4 at the squad building on S Miami Street. All organizational representatives and other persons are invited.

Trenton Trenton Rescue Squad S. Miami Street

Sniper kills Cincinnati youth on vacation in Pennsylvania

A 15 year old Cincinnati boy Sean Armstrong was shot dead by a sniper while his family rested at an ice cream stand in Bentleyville Pennsylvania. Michael D Kampo 26 was charged with murder and held in Washington County Jail. The bullet also struck the store owner Louis Haddad 47 who was injured and in guarded condition. The rifle was found under Kampos bed at a nearby motel.

Bentleyville Cincinnati Michael D. Kampo Louis Haddad Jackson Armstrong Haddad Washington Hospital Armstrongs State Fire Kampo Washington County

Franklin to pick bridge consultant for Great Miami River project

City Manager Bernard Eichholz said Franklin must appoint an engineering consultant to prepare plans for a new Great Miami River bridge. Federal urban aid totals 105000 for planning and 700000 for construction, with additional funds and state, county, and city support making the project feasible. A separate 205575 in federal urban aid funds was approved for the Riley Boulevard extension southward, with guidelines review and possible minor revisions after an ODOT session.

Franklin Bernard Eichholz Ohio Department of Transportation ODOT Riley Boulevard Eichholz

Two-Car Crash on Manchester Avenue injures none

A Friday afternoon accident at Manchester Avenue and Clinton Street caused $1600 in damage. Elizabeth Nickell, 23, of 313 Aberdeen Drive, was charged with failure to yield at a red light after witnesses said she ran the light. Henry Hounshell, 26, of 404 Sycamore Road, Trenton, collided with Nickell's car.

Manchester Avenue Clinton Street Elizabeth Nickell Aberdeen Drive Clinton Henry Hounshell Sycamore Road Trenton Nickell Auto

County Sues Lebanon Over Bridge Costs

Warren County commissioners seek a declaratory judgment in common pleas court to determine whether the county or the city must replace a dangerous Turtle Creek bridge on Mechanic Street. Commissioners Bradstreet Hildebrant and Turner seek reimbursement of suit costs.

Lebanon Warren County Turtle Creek Mechanic Street Carl Bradstreet Arch Hildebrant Bob Turner Common Pleas Court P. Daniel Fedders

Local JA Leads U.S. in Sales Per Unit

Middletown Junior Achievement program tops the nation for 1974 75 with average sales per unit of 1442 dollars exceeding the national 300 dollars. The Aeronca Skyrockets set a national yearly sales record of 9200 dollars while 20 other local companies also excelled.

Middletown David Stitt Stitt Aeronca

City near signing HUD approved mall management contract

The city awaits HUD approval to formalize a contract with Woodbury Corp of Salt Lake City for managing and maintaining the $15 million Middletown Mall. The firm would also market about 200,000 square feet of city land and advise on store mix, with Woodbury already acting in the role and top executives meeting local merchants. The contract could be signed within two weeks.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development City Commission Middletown Woodbury Corp Salt Lake City Dale Hessel HUD Woodbury Helsel

Girl Awakes to Threat in Home Invasion Incident

A 13 year old girl at 1605 Columbia Ave reported waking to a man standing over her. The intruder warned her not to scream and threatened harm if she screamed or resisted. Police are investigating the attempted home invasion with few details available.

Ane Judy Hicks Columbia Ave

Girl Injured in Bike Collision With Car on Central Ave

A 13 year old girl, Beth Davis of 1815 Casper Ave, was thrown from her bike aftera car driven by James Mitchell turned onto Franklin Street. She suffered a cut toe with no damage to either vehicle. Mitchell, 68, was not cited. Police noted the girl woke her parents, Mr and Mrs Charles Hicks.

Beth Davis Casper Ave Central Ave James Mitchell Bellomonte St Franklin Street Miss Davis Mitchell

Armco declares quarterly dividends on common and preferred stock

Armco Steel Corp chairman William Verity announced the board declared a regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share on common stock payable Sept. 8 to holders of record Aug. 8. The board also declared a 52.5 cent quarterly dividend on cumulative convertible preferred stock payable Sept. 30 to holders of record Aug. 29.

William Verity Armco Steel Corp

Gas leak prompts standby as former furniture site is leveled

Police brief notes firefighters and police stood by at the Clinton Street Reynolds Avenue corner after a gas leak was detected. The building was leveled yesterday as part of a city project with CG&E crews called in to fix the problem.

Clinton Street Reynolds Avenue Cg&e

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