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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
12
The Ohio House approved a fire reporting bill sending it to the Senate. It imposes up to 160 days in prison and a $500 fine for failing to report a fire and for selling or using fire protection equipment that fails to meet minimum standards set by the commission.
Births reported for Gary and Mary Kash in Franklin and others with addresses on Victoria Lane Shartle Street Sixth Avenue Waite Street Christel Avenue First Avenue Taylor Avenue and Manning Street. Dismissals include Jeffery Back Oscar Barnett Sadie Bowles Jonathan Callahan and others from Franklin Spencer Elwood Lebanon Lafayette Vannest and nearby streets.
The first LeSourdsville Lake Street Rod Show and Shine will run Saturday and Sunday at the park sponsored by the South Dayton Rod Builders. More than 80 exhibits feature street rods mainly cars older than 1948 with engine tweaks, shown around the mall and free for park patrons.
Karen Quinlan, the comatose patient whose right to die sparked a landmark court case, was moved from St. Clare's Hospital to Morris View Nursing Home under heavy guard. Ambulance escort, deputies, and reporters kept at distance as her parents and attorney arrived to oversee the transfer.
More than 700 Scouts and adults from 41 units in the Mound Builders Area Council join a week of events at Wright Patterson Air Force Base for a Bicentennial Boy Scout Jamboree. Five councils total about 8,000 Scouts attend with Middletown troops listed among participants. Troops 25 and 29 from Trenton and West Middletown join 17 Pokey Griffith District units. Free public event runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with Air Force Museum tours, displays, and an arena show at 8 p.m.
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