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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
2
Jacqueline Edwards, 26, of Cincinnati died when her car struck a utility pole on Interstate 75 in Evendale early today.
Edgewood Board of Education approved the 1974 budget with operating costs near steady at 2,377,100 and total outlays 2,889,167, down from 2,968,979. A 120,000 high school addition caused the higher current figure. Missing staff include Kathy Bruns, high school vocal music teacher, who resigns to return to school, and bus driver Harold Thompson. Two teaching vacancies remain for next year with interviews for an industrial arts position and a class for the hard of hearing.
Mrs. Jo Anne Baker of 4380 Bonita Drive reported to police late yesterday that a thief took 270 dollars in cash and a ring valued at 8.
Carlisle Mayor Roger Stebelton says he may recommend an applicant for village police chief when the council meets at 7 15 p.m. Thursday at the fire house. Three people have been interviewed after about a dozen applications. Former Chief Larry Stamm resigned in early April.
Two young Cincinnati men, Timothy Kathman 22 and Randall Standfield 20, remained in intensive care at Bethesda North Hospital after a crash yesterday at the Ohio 48 and Three C Highway intersection between South Lebanon and Maineville. Kathman drove a camper bus. Dan Roosa 17 of Maineville caused the collision by turning into a service station. Roosa was released after treatment. Another injured person was treated and released. name not available.
Richard Lampley 21 of 814 16th Ave fled Hughes Hospital after being treated for gunshot wounds from a police officer. He was found on his home porch about 2 45 PM and jailed on 12000 property bond. Officer Schmidt and Malott faced injuries in the incident.
The case of Terry B. Wells, 23, of 400 Garfield St., charged with carrying a concealed weapon and illegal possession of a machine gun, was continued today by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb until July 10. Wells was released yesterday on a $6,000 property bond after his arrest at 11 45 p.m. Saturday.
Edward W. Jones 71 of 228 Yankee Road died Monday at Middletown Hospital after a long illness. He was a pioneer descendant, insurance agent, retired in 1967, and active in First Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Frances, son A Crozier Jones, daughter Carol Forsyth, sister Ruth Gelsanliter, and five grandchildren. Services Thursday at First Presbyterian Church. burial Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home. There will be no visitation. Memorials favored to First Presbyterian Church. Also listed are memorial notices for Mrs Etta Cornwell, Morton Cornwell, Isaac Creech, Lee E. Fails, and Hamilton area deaths Edgar Downie, Cecelia Shannon, Mattie Smith, with service details as noted.
Butler County Common Pleas Court suppressed evidence leading Judge Fred B. Cramer to dismiss charges against Richard Edwards Terry Combs Leonard Bunch and Jerry Graham. The four were arrested after a search on April 12 at 1227 Jackson Lane where police found marijuana and LSD.
EPA spokesman says the asbestos contamination study of Lake Superior will be completed by July 27, five days before Reserve Mining Co. trial starts in Minneapolis. The agency ties tailings to lake fibers while Reserve denies current or future drinking water hazards. An associate of Ralph Nader arrived in Duluth to review the situation ahead of hearings.
Steven Weinstein 24 and Marilyn Maupin 20, students from Middletown, were treated at Wood County Hospital Bowling Green after a motorcycle truck collision yesterday. Weinstein suffered a compound knee fracture facial injuries and concussion while Maupin had cuts and a concussion.
Jim DiRaddo of New York City and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association will attend the First Church of God tomorrow. A 7 p.m. meeting and 8 15 p.m. rap session for parents and youth from all churches will be followed by planning for a youth and parent problems seminar during Sept 5 9 at Crawford Street church.
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