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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1974

Page

10

Carlisle school board approves 1974 budget and bus stop

Carlisle School Board approved allocations of 2,365,409 for 1974 up from 2,150,000 in 1973. Residents request a bus stop on Lantis Drive near Ohio 123, with approval for a stop before the dead end. The board also authorized 29 teachers to attend a June seminar at Thomas More College.

Carlisle Carlisle School Board Lantis Drive Lantis Acres Ohio 123 Charles Chamberlain Ohio Thomas More College Kentucky Carlisle High School Ronald Bingamon Warren County Orin Souther Bingamon

Commission weighs legal move to reinstate aged home aid

Hamilton Butler County commissioners consider court action to reinstate Supplemental Security Income payments for Butler County Home for the Aged residents. Commissioner Donald Schirmer says HEW must confirm payments will not resume before pursuing legal steps.

Hamilton Butler County Donald Schirmer Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW State Welfare Department

Carlisle MCD seeks sewer plan with Conservancy District

In a special session Carlisle MCD unanimously approved pursuing steps with the Miami Conservancy District to acquire funds to install sewers in the village. The district runs the regional plant on the Great Miami River at Franklin and awaits federal money to construct an interceptor from Germantown and a line from Chautauqua to the plant. Carlisle officials attended an EPA meeting in Dayton urging high priority for sewer funds.

Carlisle Iami Conservancy District MCD Great Miami River Franklin Germantown Chautauqua Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Dayton EPA

Fourth suit challenges Lebanon streetscape plan along Broadway

The People's Building Loan and Savings Co files in Warren County Common Pleas Court claiming the brick sidewalk in front of its Broadway frontage is in good condition and that replacing it would require $30 per foot and compensation. Three other suits are pending with hearings set before Judge P Daniel Fedders.

Lebanon People’s Building, Loan & Savings Co Broadway Warren County Common Pleas Court Mulberry Street P. Daniel Fedders

Derailment near Trenton Franklin Road under investigation

The March 5 derailment of 19 railroad cars south of Carlisle near the Trenton Franklin Road crossing has no determined cause. Penn Central assistant division engineer Raymond Retzner said the investigation continues and a damage estimate is not yet available. Seven cars overturned and auto shipments were damaged. track was repaired and back in use the following day.

Carlisle Here Trenton- Franklin Road Crossing Raymond Retzner Penn-Central Cincinnati Retzner

Prison term given to Franklin man

Gary T. Arnwine of Franklin received a 10 to 20 year sentence in Warren County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty to possession of an hallucinogen and maintaining a place frequented by users. A concurrent 1 to 5 year term was imposed for the latter charge following a reduction of the initial indictment.

Franklin Warren County Common Pleas Court Arnwine P. Daniel Fedders

Man pleads guilty in animal case

James Frost of the Houston Motel Mason pleaded guilty in Lebanon Municipal Court to possession of a wild animal out of season after police found a trunk with slaughtered rabbit sheep and several chickens. Two juveniles were present. Additional charges may follow. The report also notes the origin of the ice skate.

Lebanon James Frost Houston Mason Frost

Five men arrested in Mason drug raid on lounge

Mason police, aided by eight officers, Warren County deputies, liquor agents, and a private undercover unit, arrested five men after an 11:40 p.m. raid on the Little Brothers Lounge at 790 Reading Road. The operation followed four months of undercover work and ties to a Franklin drug bust last July.

MASON Little Brothers Multi-State Unit, Inc Franklin Warren County Reading Road U.S. 42

Franklin 64 reunion plans and county drug cases

A Franklin High School class of 1964 reunion planning meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at 16 Highland St Franklin with committees and event details to be arranged for August 17 at the Congress Inn Monroe. Meanwhile the Warren County grand jury meets tomorrow amid narcotics indictments tied to a lounge raid. Co manager Ronald Gilbert 27 of Morrow and others face multiple drug counts.

Franklin High School Paul Ruppert Jr Highland St Franklin Congress Inn Monroe Hal Ward Carroll Lee Lane Phillip Rhode Arlington Ave Robert R. Murphy Fisher Road Warren County Hamilton County Ronald Gilbert Morrow David Haddix Loveland Terry Lee Doyle N. Cherry St Lebanon Charles E. Bowen Centerville Maurice Burns

Veterinarians to Meet on Acupuncture Topic

Dr. Marvin Cain of Cincinnati will discuss acupuncture in veterinary medicine at a joint meeting of Warren County and Butler County Veterinarian Medical associations this Thursday. Cain completed a yearlong course in human acupuncture through the Chinese Academy of Medicine and has used acupuncture on pets and farm animals since last fall.

Marvin Cain Cincinnati Warren County Butler County Cain Chinese Academy of Medicine

Zoning Board Denies Livestock on Small Ohio Lot

Mitchell Brown of Springboro received a reprieve from the Clearcreek zoning board but remains unhappy with rules. Neighbors accused him of keeping chickens and pigs on a 0.3 acre plot at Weidner and Beal roads, where farm animals require five acres. Brown may keep pigs until slaughter size but must dispose of them afterward, a policy he disputes as hurting 4-H projects on small plots.

Springboro Mitchell Brown Weidner Road Clearcreek Brown Weidner and Beal Roads

Youth Hostels See Growth in Nova Scotia Use

Halifax reports a jump in youth hostel usage last summer with a 50 percent rise over the prior year. Patrick Pardoe notes that about 40 percent of visitors hail from the United States, as the Secretary of State Hostels region reports.

Halifax Canada Nova Scotia Patrick Pardoe Secretary of State United States

Four held on theft of Rembrandt paintings in Cincinnati

Four men charged in the December theft of two Rembrandt paintings were released on $50,000 bond after pleading innocent in Hamilton Court. A fifth man James Hough of Oxford pleaded innocent to related charges. The trio Carl Horsley Raymond McDonough and Henry Dawn faced grand larceny charges after a $100,000 ransom led to recovery efforts. Hough was released on $15,000 bond. The paintings, insured for $330,000 years ago, could fetch about $2 million today.

Cincinnati, Ohio Hamilton County Common Pleas Court James Hough Oxford Carl Horsley Raymond McDonough Loveland Henry C. Dawn Cincinnati Donald Lee Johnson Hough

Miami Glee Club director receives OMEA Distinguished Service Award

Richard L. Schilling of Miami University, director of the Men’s Glee Club for 15 years and a long time Ohio music educator, is honored with the OMEA Distinguished Service Award. Presentation was at the Columbus meeting by Byron Griest.

Oxford Miami University Ohio Ohio Music Education Association Miami Richard L Doc) Schilling OMEA Schilling Byron Griest Massillon DaCapo Columbus Griest Miami Men’s Glee Club Acacia Fraternity

Warren County Woman Wins Cancer Society Award

Elizabeth Kimberlin division trustee and past president of the Warren County Unit of the American Cancer Society has been named recipient of the Ohio Division State Award for raising the largest amount in Ohio during 1973 for the Send a Mouse to College program. The 1973 Warren County total reached 1821.09 dollars and Kimberlin announced the second annual mouse campaign to involve most county schools.

Lebanon Elizabeth Kimberlin Warren County American Cancer Society Ohio

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