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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1962

Page

5

Hamilton Expansion Is Studied

Hamilton and Butler County officials studied a proposed 1490 acre annexation of Fairfield Township land to Hamilton for industrial development after a public hearing attracting over 75 residents. Supporters cite needed services and promised investment, while opponents fear loss to Fairfield Local Schools and airport impacts.

Hamilton Butler County Fairfield Township Ross H. Snyder Fairfield Boards of Education Robert Asbury County Planning Board Robert E. Westfall Fairfield City Robert Wessel John D. Blackford Robert J. Briede Asbury Westfall Commission Wessel Bobmeyer Road Blackford

Storms sweep Southeast and Midwest stranding spring mood

Stormy weather marks the start of spring across the Southeast and Midwest. Tornadoes and damaging winds injure five people and destroy homes from Alabama to Arkansas while hail pummels Eureka Springs and Great Forest. Power outages and downed lines disrupt several towns as warnings spread into north Georgia. Temperatures range from 17 in Grand Forks to 73 in Key West.

Southeast Midwest Middle Mississippi Valley Ohio Tennessee Central Gulf Coast South Atlantic Coast Weaver Alabama Anniston Sylacauga Annniston Ponca Hindsville Arkansas Eureka Springs Gree Forest North Georgia Rockies Plateau Grand Forks N.C Key West

DiSalle Rejects Interference Over Pymatuning Fishing

Gov DiSalle refused a Pennsylvania legislator request to influence fishing limits at Pymatuning Lake. He backed the Ohio Wildlife Council's stance against new restrictions, saying interference would be unwarranted. Ohio and Pennsylvania officials planned talks in Pittsburgh to discuss fishing units under the current pact.

Columbus Ohio Michaell DiSalle Pennsylvania Pymatuning Lake

Parole Granted for Franklin Man In 1960 Slaying

COLUMBUS The Pardon and Parole Commission approved parole for James R. Spies 27 of Franklin effective April 18 He was convicted of manslaughter after being indicted for second degree murder in the Christmas Eve 1960 shooting of his father Russell Spies He has served just under a year of a 120 year sentence Records say both men had reputations as heavy drinkers and witnesses testified they had been drinking that day

Columbus Pardon and Parole Commission James R. Spies Franklin Spies Russell Spies Parole Commission

Boy Harkrader Hurt by Glass Breakage at Home

Nine year old Joseph R. Harkrader son of Dr and Mrs John Harkrader of 41 Nelson Road suffered a laceration to his right thumb yesterday when it was cut on broken glass. He received treatment at Middletown Hospital.

Joseph R. Harkrader John Harkrader Nelson Road Middletown Hospital Gould Koenig

Dogs Snarl Over New Orleans Cleanup

In a Gentilly Road neighborhood clash as cleanup crews remove trash and stray dogs, John Gould defies authorities by offering sanctuary to the animals. Police detain Gould after a physical confrontation. SPCA transports dogs to a shelter and debris removal proceeds.

New Orleans Gentilly Road Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals SPCA John Gould Gould Merrill Koenig Alex Vega

Progress Reported Against Hepatitis Vaccine Development

Pasadena Calif AP progress has been reported in hepatitis vaccine research. Dr Justine St Garvey of Caltech says growing liver cells artificially on a large scale is needed for vaccine production and for detecting the virus in blood.

Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology Justine St. Garvey Garvey

Ten Million Due State Agencies in Ohio

State Auditor James A. Rhodes said as of the end of February nearly 10 million dollars is owed to state agencies. The delinquency rose about 1 million in a year, with more than half from sales tax assessments. Tax claims total 5.606 million, up 24.7 percent from last year.

Columbus, Ohio James A. Rhodes Lion

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