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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1976
Page
7
Franklin City Council authorized a 50 000 transfer to Franklin Home Owners Inc to create a housing rehabilitation loan and grant fund funded through the U S Housing and Community Development Act. The nonprofit will administer the fund and may guarantee loans or subsidize interest with a one year renewable term.
The Germantown Village Council approved a about 4 percent cut in residential garbage charges effective April to 6.5 per quarter for a single family home with L and E Trucking Co. winning a two year contract. The village may join the Montgomery County sanitary district for a $12 per household yearly incinerator fee, a move tied to future exit options. Apartment charges drop to 7.20 per quarter per unit with cans preferred over large containers. commercial pickups see varied changes with weekly and monthly rates adjusted.
Republican candidate Berman Ross announced his bid to unseat incumbent Bob Turner. Ross, a former Warren County agricultural extension agent now retired, has led farming, auctioneering and real estate work. He emphasizes water and sewage facilities and land use, and notes lack of opposition prompted his run. He chairs health planning groups and helped form regional planning associations. He and wife Mozelle live near Oregonia with three children.
The Carlisle Area Jaycees announce a membership drive from 6 to 9 pm at the Carlisle Lions Club on Park Drive. A free dinner and guest speakers will be provided. men aged 18 to 36 may join by calling Tom Carroll or Morgan Bush before Thursday.
Debbie Durham Lee from Butler County D. Russell vocational school COE class earned first place in office duplication at a regional competition. She will compete in the state event on March 27. She is the daughter of James R. and Mrs. Durham of 403 Ardmore Drive Trenton.
Carlisle High School Band sponsors an all you can eat ground beef log or fish dinner from 4 30 to 7 30 p m Saturday in the junior high school cafeteria Tickets sold at the door or in advance from band members Proceeds go to the band's planned trip to Washington DC in early June Don Bishop of the Carlisle Lions oversees the kitchen with baked potatoes beans cole slaw rolls beverages and homemade desserts.
Hamilton Richard Amos also known as Ricardo Amos 20 of 514 14th Ave Middletown was sentenced to a suspended 30 day jail term and a $100 fine after pleading guilty to complicity to theft Judge Arthur J Fiehrer ordered restitution and costs Amos faced charges tied to an incident on November 13 at Dillmans Market S University Boulevard Middletown
Wildwood PTO hosts a public basketball exhibition by boys in grades two to five at Wildwood Elementary School Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school gym. The 10 week training program was run by fathers Paul Brewer and Ben Dunn. Admission is 10 cents.
Deborah Harrison 21 of Fairfield was sentenced in Franklin Municipal Court to 20 days in jail with 20 days suspended for petty theft committed January 12 at McAlpin's. Named individuals include Harrison, while Franklin Municipal Court and Fairfield are noted locations.
Trenton Rescue Squad invites household subscriptions year round at 10 dollars per year, covering ambulance service to Middletown Mercy and Ft. Hamilton hospitals. Non-subscribers pay 25 dollars for local hospitals and 50 dollars for Cincinnati or Dayton. Subscriptions start on receipt and run to the same date next year. building rentals on Friday and Saturday evenings aid funds.
Thomas James Hall also named Thomas J Hall of Franklin filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court Dayton listing assets of 677 dollars and debts of 3700 dollars.
The Ohio Insurance Institute warns arson causes over 200 million dollars in property damage annually and four deliberate fires per hour in Ohio. Fire crimes carry up to 25 years in prison and 10,000 dollars fine, with insurance premium subsidies rising as losses grow.
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