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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1974
Page
13
The Ohio Kentucky Indiana Council of Governments presented nine county regional housing policies after a second citizen meeting with only 12 attendees. The plan aims to expand low cost housing, expand funding, and improve zoning and building codes while promoting community based groups across the three state area.
Franklin city prosecutor Phil Pleska announced the charges against Beverly Cable, previously charged with vehicular homicide in a Carlisle school bus incident, will be dismissed. The decision ends the case against Cable.
Delays in completing the city’s new $400000 water distribution building stem from Price Electric Co of Middletown entering receivership. Utilities director says two to three weeks remain once work resumes. other trades near finish. Court action and a school bus fatality also noted.
Two Middletown area girls were injured in a one car crash on Princeton Road in Liberty Township. Debra Grass and Teresa Myers were treated at Middletown Hospital after their car went off the road when bottles were thrown at it by a westbound van. City Manager Dale Hessel said Turner Construction estimates for the new city building are much higher than expected due to increased space needs and inflation. He will present the figures and possible compromises to the City Commission tonight at 7 p.m.
Kathleen K. Young, 32, of 211 Chestnut Ave., was shot in front of 210 E. Linden Ave. yesterday evening. Police held her husband Malcolm Young in connection with the shooting as charges were expected to be filed later today.
A nine year old boy who did not return from school yesterday evening was located by police asleep on a sidewalk about eight at night. Stacey Bailey of 608 16th Ave was found several blocks from his home after his mother Carol Howard filed a missing person report.
City Manager Bernard Eichholz announces a free April cleanup with curbside pickup of bulky trash such as tree limbs and appliances. Kitchen garbage not included. maximum one truck load per property.
Armco Steel Corp announced it can maintain full production at its coke ovens in Middletown and New Miami. With no coal deliveries for nearly three weeks, production had been at risk during the West Virginia miners strike. Last Friday two Armco mines in West Virginia resumed operations and Townsley said remaining pickets left other mines, ensuring continued coal supply and uninterrupted output.
Robert Strome 47 of 1701 Lawn Ave said he was beaten and robbed by a woman about 20 and a man outside the Archway Cafe on Crawford Street. A car jack was used and the pair fled in a car. Strome was not seriously injured.
Letitia Merchant reported $140 in cash and $260 in belongings stolen from her 839 Nineth Ave. apartment last night. A glass in the door was forced out, and items include a tape deck a television and a stereo with total value over $400.
The 11acre Fresh Air Camp site on Rosedale Road will be studied by a five member Civic Association committee led by Frank Myers to determine future use. The association owns the land where a six week summer health program operated for 50 years until 1973. The board previously voted to discontinue the agency after a two year review of its needs.
Springboro Lions at 7 30 tonight host Coleman at Clearcreek Elementary School with Gordy Coleman of the Cincinnati Reds as speaker. The Big 8 features Lions from Carlisle Waynesville Hunter Franklin Clinton Massie Mason and Morrow.
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