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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1975
Page
16
The Middletown Journal prints a Eugene Sheffer style crossword on page 16 with clues such as Suitable Indolent and Feelings. Entries include Mature and Miss Bartok as part of the puzzle.
Police report theft of stereo speakers and a tape deck from 7408 Hinkle Road in Chester Walters residence. Deputies note this is the third incident in about six months. A separate local ordinance outlines an urban renewal plan for Middletown's Trinity area and supports potential relocation of residents during redevelopment with emergency provisions.
William A. Schneider former mayor of Bexley Ohio died at Mt. Carmel East Hospital at age 91 after about three weeks with a heart condition. He first joined the Bexley City Council in 1933 and became mayor in 1935 serving until 1967 when he did not seek re election.
Ordinance declares North Main Community a deteriorated area bounded by Hydraulic Canal First Avenue Main Street and the North Main boundary. It notes 40 buildings 21 deficient and asserts a redevelop ment rehabilitation project is feasible to enable redevelopment by private enterprise while conforming to the city Master Plan.
A reader asks if patients can deduct waiting time from doctor bills. Ann explains delays are common due to emergencies and full schedules. irregular, chronic lateness justifies complaint but withholding payment should be carefully considered.
Ann Landers warns of teen sexual pressures and promotes her new booklet for teens and parents. The letter-writer vents about eye care costs and glasses that slip, urging readers to maintain eyewear.
Ordinance No 075 36 pertains to the Sherman Community Emergency area bounded by University Boulevard Roosevelt Avenue Wicorf and Sutphin Streets and Central Avenue in Sherman Ohio City County. The plan lists 921 buildings in the area with 479 within the city limits and requests filing a copy of the plan.
On March 28 events span centuries from Raphael’s birth in 1483 to St Nazaire raid in 1942 and Alaska Crescent City tsunami in 1964. Notable birthdays include Virginia Knauer turning 60 and actor Alfred Lunt at 82.
The Ohio delegation split over the 24.8 billion tax cut bill in a 287 to 125 House vote. Republicans Ashbrook yes, Brown yes, Clancy no, Devine no, Gradison yes, Harsha no, Latta no, Miller no, Wylie no, Whalen yes, others varied. Democrats Ashley yes, Carney yes, Hays not voting, Mottl yes, Seiberling yes, Stanton yes, Stokes yes, Vanik yes.
The state auditor seeks 3 327 17 dollars from Glendale clerk treasurer and assistant after an audit covering July 31 1971 to Oct 31 1973. Examiners also seek 2 981 06 dollars from Richard H Keys the accountant and 346 11 dollars for salary paid to the clerk. The audit says village books must be kept by the clerk.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources will furlough 650 employees by July and merge divisions to meet a proposed $96.4 million two year budget. Director Robert Teater said inflation will offset part of the $2.6 million increase. Many affected workers are park planners and administrative staff.
East Cleveland store Hayden BiRite must return 25 cents to 4,000 customers for short weight on meat. Manager Anton Jancigar pleaded no contest, fined 1000 dollars, 30 days prison with 750 dollars suspended upon rebate payment. Municipal Judge James M. DeVinne led the case in Cleveland.
The Ohio Commission on Aging awards a 14650 grant to the School of Health and Community Services at Bowling Green State University. The project will study elderly participants across the state to measure eating habits before and after nutrition education is distributed.
Elmer C. Matthews 88 formerly of Middletown died Wednesday March 26 in Tampa Florida at 1 25 a m He was a retired city fireman Visitation at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Friday 11 a m to 2 p m Service conducted by Pastor Lewis Thompson Interment Woodside Cemetery Funeral home is Joseph R Baker & Sons 422.
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