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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
2
Warren County Housing Authority receives formal certification from state housing officials. The designation was announced by agency leaders and confirms compliance with required federal and state housing standards.
Robert W. Teater new director of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources will keynote the eighth annual Little Miami dinner April 3 at Camp Kern near Fort Ancient. Election of officers and awards will be held. Plans to discuss adding southern Little Miami River to the federal Wild and Scenic River System. Reservations to Lite Miami Inc. Amberley Village Ohio. Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority gains HUD recognition to manage funds for subsidized housing in Warren County. Housing units estimated at 90 to 100 with Section 8 aid. Senior project Harding House proposed at Fourth Street and Sunnybrook Drive Franklin.
The Ohio Right to Life state organization hosts a regional meeting Sunday in the Barnitz Bank Community Room on Breiel Boulevard open to Middletown Right to Life members and guests. Plans for the April 18 20 convention in Columbus are discussed with panels on abortion alternatives hospice care Capitol developments and more. Keynote will be Rev Robert Holbrook of Baptists for Life.
The Middletown Adult Training Center adds Dorothy Hatton as its first dietician and Leonard Nash as maintenance supervisor. Hatton will plan meals and teach food service skills for clients and design special diets. Nash will oversee upkeep at two county facilities and train clients in maintenance, including equipment operation.
Butler County commissioners approved raising the jail housing charge for federal and out-of-county prisoners from 7 to 10 dollars starting July 1. Municipalities will pay 7 dollars. About 2,000 federal prisoners are expected next year, with past receipts exceeding 36 thousand dollars. The bridge levy was tabled amid prior failed attempts and governor Rhodes road plan rejection.
Mrs Minnie Napier 61 of 3208 Seneca St funeral service and calling hours at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home canceled. Body to be taken to Campton Ky for burial in Mullins Point Cemetery. Mrs Napier died Tuesday at home. Raymond Bachmann 45 of 323 Vine St Mass of Christian Burial 10 am Friday at St Stephen's Church. Leslie Garrett 52 of Fairfield services 10 am Friday. Webb.
Anne Daly of 4716 Riverview Drive allegedly struck Donald Phillips's parked car on Sorg Place, pushing it 75 feet into a yard at 1010 Lorg Place. The Daly car, damaged $1500, was later found at her residence. she admitted driving it and claimed injury not requiring hospitalization.
Around four thousand years ago Chinese workers learned to unravel silkworm cocoons and spin the silk into cloth, marking a pivotal step in textile production and trade.
Overnight a burglar entered Verity Middle School through a main office window and opened multiple rooms. Missing items include tape recorders guitars and a clock radio with at least 150 dollars taken from a soda machine. Detectives investigate.
Eagles Lodge 3458 on South Main Street will hold a District Two meeting with a 2 p.m. business session, followed by dinner and dance. Eugene Thompson, state Eagles treasurer and former Middletown lodge president, will speak.
A Middletown driver Michael Collier twenty of 1004 First Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital after his eastbound car on Forest Avenue allegedly blacked out and struck a parked vehicle owned by William Edwards of 1400 Forest Ave The crash caused about 300 in damage to Collier s car and 1500 to Edwards car A witness saw him slumped over the seat and Collier said he had taken medication earlier but not that day He was charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance.
The First National Bank of Middletown joined in February with many firms to the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges in Columbus. During the first nine months of the 1974 1975 fiscal year, contributions reached $1 million from 1 291 business and industrial firms supporting private education.
Four people escaped injury when a car driven by Richard Boehm 20 lost control on N Verity Parkway near the state highway garage. Boehm was cited for careless driving after his car overturned off the road. Allan Whiteside 20, Lebanon, drove the other car. Boehm’s vehicle totaled at 1500, Whiteside’s at 300.
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