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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1975
Page
9
Ohio safety director Donald D Cook asked all law enforcement agencies to refrain from ticketing motorists without a 1975 license plate sticker until after midnight May 31, aligning with the registration deadline. He noted confusion with the new system and said arrests for failing to register should not occur before that date.
Butler County Welfare Department will review 3737 Aid to Dependent Children cases as part of a statewide welfare fraud crackdown aimed at nine populous counties by July 1. Officials report 11 percent ineligible and 14 percent overpaid statewide, with Butler showing 7 percent ineligible and 14.3 percent overpaid in a recent sample.
An Ohio Education Association study group met with teachers and Middletown school officials to assess charges that led to April 15 sanctions. They will prepare recommendations for the Professional Rights and Responsibilities Commission by May 9, with possible statewide action if conditions are serious.
In Cincinnati last night the Mound Builders Area Council voted 92 to 18 against merging with the Dan Beard Area Council. Turnout was high among 163 eligible voters with Warren County scouters opposing the tie up citing loss of autonomy and limited gains. Executive boards of both groups had backed the plan after 16 months of study amid questions about a $94 000 deficit faced by Dan Beard and cutbacks in personnel. The Mound Builders serves Warren County and parts of Butler County while Dan Beard covers the rest of Butler and counties Hamilton Clermont Brown Boone Kenton and Campbell.
Craig R. Pendleton of Hunter is chosen by the Warren County Republican executive committee to succeed Stanley H. Markey as county engineer. Markey retires April 24 after ten years in the post. Pendleton, 3053 Woodhaven Drive, works for Ohio Department of Transportation District 8. The GOP intends Pendleton to serve until the next regular county election.
At a Manchester Inn ceremony last night the top young businesswoman and businessman were named Tammi Johnson and Mark Atkinson. Johnson, Middletown High School senior, earned a record 2860 in three years as an Achiever, plus a 200 scholarship and treasurer honor. Atkinson, Edgewood High School senior, received a 300 Jaycees leadership scholarship, and serves as president of Comeco and the local Achievers Association. The Aeronca Skyrockets won Top Company of the Year and top sales with 9211.80. Dinaco topped attendance and annual report, while BC’s is counseled by Black Clawson Co.
A morning run of emergency calls reports multiple injuries and medical transports. Nelson Brown and Francis Looker, both elderly, required hospital care after breathing difficulties or cuts. one patient admitted to intensive care in serious condition.
The city marks the first anniversary of its two federally funded orange and white ambulances run by the Division of Fire. They logged 1,674 runs with a three minute average response, far exceeding the national norm of one per day per 10,000 people.
James Mack Middletown school system director of pupil personnel was installed in Columbus as president of the Ohio Pupil Personnel Association. The 80 member group includes local pupil personnel directors and Ohio Education Department divisions of guidance counseling and special education and will host a national convention in Dayton next autumn. Mack previously became president elect in May 1974 and will serve a one year term.
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