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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
18
A Springboro dance tomorrow night will raise funds to establish a Teen Center named Panther Pitt. The event at the high school gym runs 8 to 11 p.m. with a $1.25 admission and features the Sixth Day of Creation, formerly Ivan and the Sabres, performing their hit "Cherrye."
A Franklin Warren County gathering at First Baptist Church on Monday at 7 30 p m will feature Judge William Bowers of the county probate and Warren courts as guest speaker. He will stay for a fellowship hour to discuss juvenile delinquency with residents. The meeting, organized by church women, aims to address adult responsibility and curb delinquency before it widens. The Boy Scout Troop sponsored by the church will present the flags.
A Monroe County water project near Union Road in Warren County proposes three 46 inch wells to serve a planned 1.85 million system in the Lytle Five Points area north of Shaker Creek. Test wells 124 feet deep would pump 1000 gallons daily once bridges on Union Road are rebuilt to support 22 ton drilling rigs. Columbus firm G M Baker & Son holds the contract. A jet stream west of the upper stratosphere can reach 250 mph.
A five week summer prep training program for prospective Industrial Arts teachers runs July 21 to August 22 at Miami University. The Ohio Department of Education funds the program with stipends and tuition waiver, aimed at retraining new and transitioning teachers, with eligibility including two years of college and intent to teach in Ohio schools. Applications due May 29.
Marjorie L. Edwards seeks a permit to carry out beer and wine from Lake Bae Flo Lodge and Cottages in Washington Township Morrow. The Ohio Department of Liquor Control in Columbus announced the application.
Germantown Valley school district leaders warn a failure to pass the levy will force deep cuts. Supt. George Mourouzis says the board has trimmed spending and faces a 9.8 mill levy shortfall next year, with consequences for the budget and operations. A special election is set for May 27 to avoid a crisis.
Mourouzis warns the school district faces a crisis without approval of the funding measure. Three mills would fund operating costs for the new high school under construction, while 6.8 mills would pay salaries for teachers custodians bus drivers and staff. Valley View district reportedly has the lowest starting salaries in Montgomery County.
A 150-man police detail in San Francisco includes a female auxiliary with seven male decoys trained in karate and judo, armed under skirts, patrolling high-crime areas. It marks the first use of men on decoy duty by the department. policewomen have done similar work when funds were tight.
Candidates filed today to seek delegate seats in New Mexico's first constitutional convention since 1910. Delegates will be chosen in a June 17 election from 70 districts, the convention to convene August 5 in Santa Fe and must finish within 60 days before presenting a proposed constitution to voters for ratification 45 to 60 days after adjournment.
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi rejected calls in Parliament for India to seek nuclear umbrella protection from the United States or the Soviet Union. She argued it would not serve India's interests and reiterated a peaceful use of atomic energy while strengthening the industrial and economic base.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control approved the transfer of the D-5 permit for J.C. Hetzel Pleasure Inn from 104 Main St to 112 E Main St. The transfer follows an application filed April 21 for the move.
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