Hearing set on rezoning Jets site at Gi rard and Curtis
City Commission opens public hearing at 7 30 p m to consider changing zoning from B 1 neighborhood business to B 2 heavy business for a Jets site at the southwest corner of Gi rard Avenue and Curtis Street. Proponents include the Greater Middletown Evangelical Ministerial Association and McCoy Oil Co. The meeting also reviews parkIng land lease expansion with Armco Steel at the airport and 196F sidewalk curb and gutter repair assessments along city streets. Other ordinances authorize partial lot purchases to extend and widen Breiel and University boulevards and Roosevelt Avenue.
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Superior Musicians Rated In State Competition at Miami U
District state solo and ensemble results released from Miami University in Oxford. About 1,500 pupils from Butler Clermont and Hamilton counties competed. 154 first ratings and 156 second ratings awarded across Class A groups with multiple schools earning top honors.
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Carlisle Firemen Buy Land for New Firehouse
Carlisle volunteers announce a down payment on a 1.25 acre lot at Fairview and Lincoln drives in El averac city. They plan a village drive for funds and materials as they pursue title clearance before construction. The department has also refurbished a tanker and will install the siren atop the main building at Gross Lumber Co.
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Hoffa Fate Hinges On Hearing Today
Washington AP report says James R. Hoffa faces an eight year sentence and a habeas corpus hearing at 12:30 p.m. in an effort to block imprisonment. Hoffa must report to federal marshals Tuesday if relief fails. His lawyers planned further options but did not disclose them.
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FDA limits Kiddie Aspirin to 36 per bottle and 1% grain
The FDA ruled that no container may hold more than 36 children's aspirin and doses cannot exceed 1% grain. Flavors may remain, but all packages must include a warning and guidance to seek a doctor’s help in overdose. Compliance is expected by June 1.
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Middletown Hospital Celebrates 50 Years of Service
Middletown Hospital marked its 50th anniversary with a ceremony at Verity Hall as B C Huselton noted growth from a 28 bed facility to about 400 beds and 550 staff. Officials presented awards to 24 employees totaling 500 years of service and praised community support for the hospital’s development.
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Hurry Up Dance Raises Funds for Kidney Machine
A hastily planned Episcopal Church fundraiser netted 350 dollars toward a kidney machine rental for Miss Alice Jean Link 17 of rural St. Henry Mercer County. About 100 youths attended the Saturday event at 75 cents per admission plus gifts from supporters and local contributors.
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Elliott D. Levey
W.W. Sebald
James Finley
Miss Neely
MHS
Barbershop Show Draws 800 in Middletown
Combined barbershop harmony groups from Middletown Xenia and Warren drew about 800 spectators at the Middletown High School auditorium for an Irish themed show. The program featured Irish songs dances and brogues presented by Hilary Suttle a Dublin native and Western College physical education student along with the Middletown Razors Edge Chorus and regional quartets. The event was directed by Robert Wachter with decorations by the wives of chorus members and chaired by Mrs Wachter and Jack Bruggeman as chapter president.
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Indiana Senate approves rape and incest abortion legal bill
The Indiana Senate passed by voice vote a bill allowing abortions for pregnancies from rape or incest and sent it to the governor for signature. The action came Saturday as part of legislative debate on abortion restrictions and women's reproductive rights in Indianapolis.
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Not Told Wife Says In Slaying
Middletown man Matthew Dodson 52 was shot and killed at Yankee Tavern about 3 p.m. by Leonard Bowling 2103 Bryant St owner and bartender. Police study notification gaps as family learns of death while watching television.
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Dock) Dodson
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Bryant St
Yankee Road
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Slippery Roads Trigger Morning Wreck Spree
Slippery highways sparked a string of area crashes over about two hours. Eva Bridges 44 of Trenton was treated for a possible back injury at Middletown Hospital after an accident on Howe Road near Mansman Road. Donald Cunningham Jr. 18 of Monroe was released from Middletown Hospital for scalp and ear lacerations after his car rolled over on Rt 73 east of Rt 127. Thomas Fitzpatrick 18 of Well Road was treated for contusions and leg lacerations after a Tod Hunter Road crash. A two car collision on Cincinnati Dayton Road left Bonnie Campbell 28 of Drake Road and two passengers at Middletown Hospital. Clarence Congleton Jr. 35 of Roosevelt Ave was arrested for fleeing the scene after his car struck Campbell’s vehicle. The hospitalized include Mrs Campbell and two passengers, Delores Gabbard 23 and her 20 month old child Dracena.
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Sunset Court
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Keep sake Diamond Bridal Set In Rogers Jewelry Ad
A small modern diamond bridal set called Keep sake invites customers to visit Rogers Jewelry at 1040 Central Ave and ask for Celeste to take the piece home. The ad promises the ring will glow and be worn forever by its new owner.
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Rogers Jewelry
Central Ave
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