Berkowitz admits killings and fires diary revealed
David Berkowitz pleaded guilty to six counts of second degree murder and related crimes, saying he seeks to be a minister and cannot plead insanity. A diary detailing about 1,411 fires was found, with claims of 2,000 fires under the alias The Phantom of the Bronx, prompting a Bronx investigation into possible arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David Berkowitz
Sam
New York City Boroughs
Berkowitz
Kings County Hospital
Bronx
Mario Merola
Yonkers
State Supreme Court
Joseph Corso
Daniel Schwartz
Michael Lauria
Legal Notice No 3490 Repair Sidewalks and Curbs Middletown Ohio
City Commission orders owners of designated Middletown properties to repair sidewalks curbs and gutters by May 2 1978 following Resolution 78.18. Plans prepared by City Engineer on file for examination. costs may be assessed to properties upon completion. Second section lists numerous property owners and locations affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Fellow
City of
Middletown
City Commission
Butler County
Ohio
Great Middletown
Butler Dry Cleaners, Inc
Germantown Road
Clinton Street
Charlies
Dumford
N. Marshall Road
Aleta Gibson
Manchester Avenue
Tenho, Inc
First National Bank
Vail & Clinton Tenho, Inc
Tendo, Inc
Furst National Bank
Anna Demostenes
Webster Street
Barbara Park Realty Co
Central Avenue
Wm. Sebald Realty Co
Mary Lee Brandenburg
Oakwood Drive
Hamilton
Vincent A Sisson
Reynolds
Oro
Eugene
Eagles
George 8 Greaves
P.O
Aerie
George B Greaves
Cincionet
Oho
First Avenue
Averie No
Madietown
Conconat
Opie
Midletown
P.O Bor
Cincinnati
Middletown Aerie No
Fraternal Order Eagles
P. O Hox
Concinnati
Onio
Foret
Richard E Ocenpster
Verity Parkway
Ono
the Salvation Army
Osborne Studios. Inc . Verity Phy
Manchester Ave
Anna Hansel
Middetown
FER Esselman, Inc
Beam Drive
Franklin
Harold Agee
Cinton Stree
Niddletown
Chipton Street
Jetty & Osborne
Sebald Realty Co
George C Revelos
Revelos Realty Co
Crawford Street
George C. Revelos
Oni
Jettsco Co, Inc
St. Clinton Street
Goodwill Industries, Inc
W. Fifth Street
Dayton
Town & Country Development Co
Main Street
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority
N. Verity Parkway
Garry & Mary
Smallwood
Ina W. Collinsworth
Germantown
Aeronca Aircraft Corp
Roy A
Florence Mae Cox
Public Service
Butler County Commissioners
High Street
Fairgrove Avenue
Board OF County Commissioners
Donald Schirmer
Cale Logsdon
Arthur Reiff
Robert Bogan
William
Foster
Butier County
Cale Logsoon
William Foster
PEPS
City Planning Commission
Patterson Construction Company
Middletown City Plann Commission
City Commission Chamber
Commission
Tytus Avenue
Lowell
Shelley Streets
Lowell Street
Bryant
International Food Service Corp
DO. 6Th Street
Avaton Mobile Home Park
Carmody Boulevard
Mitchell Peterson, Inc
Upper Valley Pike
Springboro
Thomas J. Abell
Wildwood
Aeronca Mfg. Corp
County of Butler
Albert J. Butchkes
Maxwell Avenue
Albert J. Svidikes
Bettie Arthur Clerk
Gerald Brooks Ashby
Lecinda Lorraine Ashby
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Edward S. Robb, JR
Karen Raquet
Joan A. Whittington
Pit
Gary Gross
Pamela Gross
Gerald R. Daly Atty
Son of Sam killer Berkowitz faces sentencing outcome
Neysa Moskowitz and Donna DeMasi describe enduring trauma from the 1976 attack by David Berkowitz. Families seek justice amid pleas for harsher punishment as Berkowitz awaits sentencing on May 22 after pleading guilty to murder and related charges. The case highlights long lasting fear and memory of the Son of Sam terror.
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New York
Neysa Moskowitz
Sam
Michael Lauria
David Berkowitz
Donna
Rose Lauria
Berkowitz
Ms. DeMasi
Carlisle Council highlights water exclusion and park land lease talks
Carlisle Village Council debated excluding Carlisle from the Caesars Creek water system and urged letters to state and federal officials. The meeting covered park land lease steps with Miami Conservancy District, study proposals for underground water, use of Town Hall as a polling place, and council room reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Caesars Creek
US Senate
David Stitzel
Melvin Reece
Warren County
Roger Stebelton
Richard Nicholas
Kelly Borad
Fairview
Stitzel
Borad
Ted Burgess
Miami Conservancy District
Twin Creek
Carlisle schools end term June 13 with disaster days
Carlisle board moved last day of classes to June 13 due to new state action granting three extra disaster days. A new base salary of 9 650 for 1978 79. teacher dental life and hospital coverage increases. Bruce Walker named head basketball coach. window replacement bid approved. regional center for special education approved. resignation of Terry Spires. graduation lists approved pending completion of studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Teachers’ Association
Bruce Walker
Ernie Dalton
Condit Construction Co
Dayton
Specia Education
Terry Spires
Burglar Chased from Marty Rogers Home. Small Losses Reported
Police briefs describe a burglar frightened away from Marty Rogers at 3971 Roosevelt Blvd as she found the door kicked in but only a $2 bill missing. A $74 check was stolen from Harry Medley on Franklin Street. Two girls, ages 15 and 16, were caught shoplifting at Hill's department store with about $10 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Rogers
Roosevelt Blvd
Harry Medley
Franklin St
Hill's
Middletown Man Hurt In One Car Crash On Yankee Road
A Middletown resident, James Brown, 5825 Yankee Road, was injured when his car left Yankee Road south of Millikin Road and struck a concrete mailbox post at about 10 15 p.m. Deputies transported him to Mercy Hospital.
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Middletown
Yankee Road
Millikin Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
James Brown
Mercy Hospital
Liberty Township
Fire and medical calls log at Woodlawn and Manchester roads
Fire crews responded at 12 48 a m to 1517 Woodlawn Ave for an ill 46 year old Tommy Downs treated and released to hospital. Earlier at 4 11 p m wires down on Manchester Road. At 2 57 p m Diamond International reported Ervie Gilbert 30 ill admitted in fair condition at 134 N Main St.
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Woodlawn Ave
Tommy Downs
Manchester Road
Wires Down
Diamond International
Ervie Gilbert
N. Main St
Ill
Irish Letter and Missing Items Prompt Community Notice
Fragmentary notices list a lost 4400 x of Roosevelt near McDonalds with sentimental value and a lost black dog described as mostly white. Also reported are multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Russell Egelston, Walter Funk, Eva Blanton, Treva Creekbaum, and Treva’s details, with visitations and services scheduled at Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home and Woodside Cemetery.
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Roosevelt
McDonalds
Barnitz St
Egelston Russell
Sutphin St
Middletown Hospital
Ri Funeral Home
J Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Riggs Funeral Home
Blanton
Eva
S. Sporting Ave
Dayton
Ohio
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Joseph Rev
Norman Meadows
Joseph RF Baker
Creekbaum
Treva
Middletown Eaton Rd
Doa
Joseph R Baker
Lewis
Thompson
Joseph R. Baker
Thank You Notes Amid Loss From Sorrowful Families
In heartfelt thanks, families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the loss of loved ones. They single out Sorg Paper Co workers, Emergency Squad, hospital staff, and doctors for aid during illness and death. Special thanks go to the American Legion, clergy, florists, pallbearers, and funeral home staff for support and memorial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitt
Ray Whitt
Sorg Paper Co
Emergenc Squad
Jerry Ham
Jack Sizer
Sorg P. Co
American Legion
Jam Karalexis
Paul Remick
Riggs F
Carol
Elizabeth
Kay
Earl
Dwight
Bill Cariess
Louis B. Lesch
Stephen Caime
Omer C. Hurt
The
Elks Lodge
McCoy-Leffter Funeral Home
Mary
Edford
Robert J.ledford
Madison Township Life Squad
Emery Room
Middletown
Pll
McCoy-Leffle Funeral Home
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Hunts Point
OsSbean
Bsa
Boveliwet
Bled
Steve
Osbomw
ST. Baiva Ae
Dovalas
Ieee
Joiss
R. Paul Christiansen
Donna DeMasi
Neysa Moscowitz
Jerry
Juanita Abney
Ron Cassidy
Council
Penn Central Railroad
Franklin Township
Village Planning Commission
New Jersey
Journal Classified Ads
Dick Pratt
Shaker Rd
Cone
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