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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1973

Page

2

Middletown Police to undergo six month IAPC study

The Middletown police department will be surveyed for six months by the International Association of Police Chiefs with approval from the City Commission and Fraternal Order of Police. The study will examine organization, manpower, recruiting, field operations, and equipment use to guide a possible jail feasibility plan and potential LEAA funding considerations.

Big Brother City Commission Fraternal Order of Police James Howerton International Association of Police Chiefs IAPC Washington, D.C Middletown Howerton Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration LEAA Ralph Anderson Cincinnati Order of Police

Deaths and Funerals Feature Local Residents

Obituary items list services for Edgar Davis 48 of 1016 Yankee Road and Georgetta Barr 67 of 177 Anne Road LeSourdsville with burial details and memorials. Also notes George M. Berger 75, Glenn Hanson 69, Tommie Douglas 27 and others with funeral times and locations in Franklin and Hamilton areas.

Edgar Davis Yankee Road Mt. Zion Baptist Church Woodside Cemetery Joel F. Bailey & Sons Davis Georgetta Barr Anne Road LeSourdsville Temple Baptist Church G. Walter Weber Mt. Pleasant Peasttown Joseph R. Baker & Sons Franklin George M. Berger Miamisburg Eaton Funeral Home Clair Beatty Highland Memorial Cemetery Berger Carlisle Care Center Glenn Hanson E. Second St Middletown Hospital Maham Williamsburg

Drugs Found In Ditch On Socialville Foster Road

Warren County sheriff’s deputies checked area pharmacies for missing prescriptions after discovering 19 bottles containing about 1 000 capsules dumped in a ditch on Socialville Foster Road around 9 PM. They sought to identify the drugs and their rightful owners.

Foster Warren County Socialville Foster Road

Fire Incidents Reported At Two Local Addresses

Fire at 204 Baltimore Street caused $75 damage to a car owned by Jeff Clapper of Cincinnati after an under hood backfire. Later at 515 Burton Road a station wagon owned by 45 year old Hubert Brashear burned while pouring gasoline into a carburetor. minor forearm burn treated and car damage estimated at $75.

Baltimore St Jeff Clapper Cincinnati Burton Road Hubert Brashear Brashear

Boy Scouts Learn Lesson In Stuffed Dummy Search

In NEW PHILADELPHIA Ohio a park search interrupted a Boy Scout Fun Night when John failed to return. Firefighters and police joined Troop 72 scanning beyond a mile until a dummy was found by Tim Haswell and Larry and Ted Newton.

Philadelphia Ohio John Quicky Tim Haswell Larry Ted Newton David Keppler Tom Yenny Don Kelly

Driver Hits Hydrant While Watching Real Estate Sign

At about 6 a.m. on Jefferson Road near Breiel Boulevard a car driven by Jack Hem bree Hembree 35 of 620 Wicklow Drive Monroe struck a fire hydrant while distracted by a real estate sign. Damages to the car estimated 500 and to the hydrant 300. No citation issued.

Jefferson Road Breiel Boulevard Jack Hembree Wicklow Drive Monroe Hembree

Population grows as Mozambique eyes 1980 total

Beira Mozambique AP reports official statistics project the population rising from 8.2 million in 1970 to 10 million by 1980. The forecast highlights rapid demographic growth and national planning implications.

Beira, Mozambique Mozambique

Baby’s scream triggers crash into two parked cars

Mrs Debra Prather 21 of 600 Sixth Ave driving on 14th Ave swerved after her baby screamed looked up left of center and struck two parked cars owned by George Lee Jr 32 of 929 14th Ave damage estimated 700 total and 500 to Prathers car she was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance

Debra Prather Sixth Ave 14Th Avenue George Lee Jr 14Th Ave Prather

Births and hospital dismissals list local residents

Vital statistics record multiple births and hospital discharges. Notable entries include Ronald and Mrs Hardin in Trenton with a boy, Larry and Mrs Agee in Monroe with a girl, and Carl Chambliss in Trenton with a girl yesterday. Several individuals are listed as discharged or noted at various local addresses and hospitals.

Ronald Hardin West Place Trenton Larry Agee Main St Monroe Carl Chambliss Jewell Ave

Barron to retire after 21 years with Miami A Cappella Singers

George F. Barron, dean of the Miami University School of Fine Arts, will end a 21 year directorship of the Miami A Cappella Singers with the final program of the 1972 73 academic year in Hall Auditorium at 8 p m Friday. The concert features sacred music, Hindemith chansons, folk songs, Copland and Clokey works, with Dr Paul A Aliapoulios assisting. The program is free to the public.

Oxford George F. Barron Miami University School of Fine Arts Miami A Cappella Singers Hall Auditorium Barron University Miami Cincinati Symphony Orchestra CSO Cincinnati A Cappella Cincinnati Symphony Europe Dave Brubeck Brubeck Dean Barron Aaron Copland Joseph Clokey

Deaths on Cambodia battlefields report clashes and road blockage

Field reports indicate an enemy overran a detachment guarding a bridge near Phnom Penh, with 18 defenders killed and five wounded. On Highway 5 to the north, 11 soldiers died and 18 were wounded as communists pressed government troops. The road remains largely blocked, despite some gains by the 1st Brigade. Night attacks at Takeo and Kampot were repulsed. In South Vietnam, Viet Cong refused civilian prisoner transfers delaying the prisoner exchange.

Rice Bowl Cambodia Takeo Phnom Penh Kampot Gulf of Siam South Vietnam Saigon Joint Military Commission Subcommittee On

Cincinnati high rises cited for 54 fire code violations

Four of Cincinnati's newest high rise buildings faced 54 building code violations after reinspections. City building commissioner William Ahlert said the Ohio Board of Building Standards threatened to decertify the city Building Department as it remains on probation. The properties named are Sanders Hall UC, the Holiday Inn West Eighth Street, Page Towers, and the Fifth-Race Tower. Repair costs are estimated over 100000 dollars. City Manager E Robert Turner said owners are cooperating to make the structures completely fire safe.

Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati William Ahlert Ohio Board of Building Standards OBBS City Sanders University of Cincinnati West Eighth Street Page Ahlert

Police briefs list car theft and break ins around town

George Washabaugh of 1301 Park Drive reports 22 music tape cartridges stolen from his parked car at Citizens Savings & Loan lot 1215 Central Ave. Ken Hearn reports two watches and $4 in change from Ken's Upholstery 902 Crawford St. with total loss $40.70. Hatfield Coal Co 1703 Woodlawn Ave reports unknown amount from a vending machine.

George Washabaugh Park Drive Citizens Savings & Loan Association Central Ave Ken Crawford St Ken Hearn Hatfield Coal C Woodlawn Ave

Landslide blocks U.S. 52 near Ripley Ohio

A mudslide west of Ripley Ohio closes U S 52 at 4 15 am with a three foot pavement crack. The relief route uses Ohio 68 and 125 while officials say the detour signs prevent traffic problems. No evacuations were required as hillsides remain unsafe after heavy rain.

Ripley Ohio Ohio Highway Department U.S. 52 Here Ohio River Ohio Highway Patrol Highway Department Appalachia John White Brown County The Highway Patrol White

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