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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
13
More than 700 citizens participated in a consensus search on education in Middletown. Recommendations target year round schools, shifting funding from property tax to state support, and district elected board members.
Two Middletown nonprofits Giant Step and Project Pride will not merge. They will continue separate housing programs for low income homeowners while exploring collaborative efforts to improve housing, with Giant Step donating 700 dollars to enable one homeowner to qualify for a federal grant after repairs exceeded the usual limit.
Capt Wilford Palmer, 46, named head of the bureau of detectives in the Midl town Division of Police replacing retiring Lt Ed Poling, 65 who will serve as street investigations superintendent for the rest of the year. Palmer’s team includes juvenile, intelligence, narcotics, vice squads, identification services, and warrant services led by Sgt Arnold Ferguson, Sgt Paul Frisby, and Det Coy Hall. Det Andrew Stephens will assist Poling.
Judge J T Lamb of the Lemon Township municipal court appointed Stanley J Rothman 54 to serve as township trustee ending a month long stalemate after Stanley Lewis's resignation Rothman is a local business owner and farmer with family ties in the community The term expires December 31 1973 and he joins incumbents Dorothy Ingram and Donald Linkous in the board.
A 13 member citizen committee chaired by Gordon Case has drafted a new housing code modelled on state and area city codes. The group met in secret sessions over seven weeks and plans four public hearings before presenting to City Council, hoping to gain broad support for passage.
The Humane Association of Miami Valley extends the entry deadline for the Clown for a Day contest to June 15. Open to area boys ages 1 to 15, the winner will be a clown for a day at the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus on Aug. 14 in Middletown. Entries to Mrs. Harold Kramer must include name, address, city, age, phone, school and a short reason.
The Armco Employes Independent Federation charges Armco Steel Corp with refusing to negotiate a revised job progression chart for promotions in the by products and coke oven sections at the Hamilton plant. Ralph McKenzie says workers in both sections can now apply across sections and the change followed discussions with the Defense Department. AEIF has filed only its second unfair labor practice charge in 29 years.
City commissioners prepare to approve a contract to study groundwater levels at the landfill and a resolution to authorize bond programs for Sunset Park during the regular meeting at 7 p.m. in the City Building Commission Chamber.
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