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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1975
Page
5
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The record notes that white men first entered the Minnesota region during the latter half of the 17th century.
Twelve area youths were chosen to hold office at Buckeye Boys State this weekend at Ohio University Athens. From Middletown High School Ted Martin Senate minority whip Tom Gamble representative Steven Petrou lawyer and Robert Kent deputy director of budget and management were selected. Madison High School elected Bill Holland representative and Jerry Ballard fire chief. Lemon Monroe students Tom Johnson state bank vice president Mike Adams city auditor and Mark Niebur councilman were chosen. Fenwick High School Christopher Moore public services director and Mike Lolli city engineer were picked. Edgewood’s Scott Johnson county treasurer was selected.
A Trenton motorist had his license suspended for one year after pleading guilty to fleeing the scene of an accident. Kenny Manning, 24, of 103 N Second St., also fined 200 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail by Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb.
Eleven youths arrested at the Fenwick Festival last Sunday appeared in Hamilton juvenile court. Two charges were dismissed. only two will have official records, seven will have unofficial records unless they breach house arrest. One youth faced drinking and possession charges.
Two Middletown men have earned bachelor of science degrees in journalism from Ohio University. John Kiesewetter, magna cum laude, edited The Post. Randy M. Robillard also contributed to The Post.
Puyallup Tribe chairwoman Ramona Bennett rejects Bi centennial Wagon Train offer to dress in warrior garb and stage an attack on the covered wagons. She calls the invitation a ridiculous insult and says the train heading east for Valley Forge 200th birthday is not a threat.
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