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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1975

Page

9

AT&T Urges Holiday Calling Tips for Mother's Day

AT&T and Ohio Bell forecast over 12 million calls Sunday for Mother's Day with 200000 more than last year. They advise avoiding peak hours, preferring Saturday or Monday, and making non operator assisted calls before 5 pm Sunday to save costs.

American Telephone & Telegraph Co At&t Ohio Bell Bob Watts Middletown Ohio California Watts New York Australia Belgium France Germany Hong Kong United Kingdom

New Miami youth drowns in creek

An 11 year old boy, Douglas William Campbell, son of Kenneth and Judith Campbell of 125 Elliot Ave, drowned in Four Mile Creek near New Miami while wading with friends. Deputies say he stepped into a deep hole and was found in four feet of water. death occurred at Mercy Hospital Hamilton at 8 46. Funeral arrangements are with Cahill Funeral Home Hamilton.

Wade Four Mile Creek Butler County Douglas William Campbell Kenneth Judith Campbell Elliot Ave Mercy Hospital Hamilton Cahill Funeral Home

Oxford Man Dies in Farm Tractor Accident

An Oxford area man, 69 year old Harry V. Coffee, was killed on his farm at 3740 Woodruff Road when a tractor pulling a bush hog jerked him off the seat and ran over him. He died at the scene. funeral arrangements are pending.

Oxford Harry V. Coffee Woodruff Road James Swinehart Marshall-Smith

Police Briefs: Burglary and Vandalism Reported

A burglar took an AM FM tape player two speakers and two shotguns valued at 180 dollars from Elaine Shockley's home at 4383 Bonita Drive after forcing a window last evening. Two boys allegedly vandalized Steve Grindle's semi truck at 2116 Woodlawn Ave putting rocks sticks and dirt in its gas tank yesterday afternoon.

Elaine Shockley Bonita Drive Steve Grindle Woodlawn Ave

Glenn predicts U S energy dependence lasts 3 to 4 years

U S Senator John Glenn told a Jackson Day Dinner in Sharonville that the nation remains vulnerable to energy imports for the next three to four years. He predicted real gains once drilling, coal and geothermal research pay off, while nuclear power remains a decade away. He urged energy independence and defended ongoing safeguards and foreign policy reform.

C.J. Bosnak Journal Sharonville United States U.S John Glenn Glenn Congress Ohio

Dog beats family to hospital in Kentucky crash

In Kentucky, a dog named Tish, riding with Mr. and Mrs. Barron Pleska, headed to Grant County Hospital after a crash on I-75. The dog found the ER before the ambulance arrived, joining the couple who were then treated at St Elizabeth Hospital in Covington.

Tish Kentucky Barron Pleska Smith Ave I-75 Williamstown Grant County Hospital Pleskas

Couple awarded $140000 in defection claim against builder

In Warren County Court Judge P Daniel Fedders awarded James and Virginia Tibbs $140000 after a four hour jury deliberation. The verdict split $125000 punitive and $15000 compensatory for a defective National Homes Corp house bought in Lafayette Indiana for $25382. Walls crack floors sag and home not marketable. The couple originally sought $1 million.

Lebanon Franklin National Homes Corp Warren County Common Pleas Court P. Daniel Fedders James Virginia Tibbs Harding Court Lafayette Ind

City Bus Damaged in Rear-Impact Injures 3

A city bus sustained 500 dollars of damage after a motorist rear ended it on Grand Avenue near Eaton. Velma Earls 47 drove the bus with flashers on. David McCollum 22 and his wife Dharma 22 and daughter Melissa 2 were the car occupants injured but declined hospital care. McCollum charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance.

Velma Earls McKinley St Grand Avenue Eaton Avenue David McCollum Barbara Court Grand McCollum Dharma Melissa

Residents press for Binkley Lane widening action

A group of Binkley Lane residents petitioned Clearcreek Township trustees to dedicate an additional 15 feet of the 30 foot right of way to widen Binkley Lane to a formal road in line with current standards. Madaffer opposes extending the easement while south-side residents fear setback conflicts. Trustees plan to clarify intent and proceed with easement discussions.

Eric von Klinger Springboro Binkley Lane Clearcreek Binkley Bunnell Hill Road Merle Madaffer Madaffer Marvin Binkley Warren County Don Surface

Field trip to Washington for Edgewood Middle School

Forty three fifth graders from nine Edgewood Middle School classes joined a Washington D C trip arranged by teacher Bill Harbron. Families paid 81 dollars each for air travel, with tours of monuments the Capitol Supreme Court Mt Vernon and Smithsonian facilities. Harbron said the trip was arranged with principal approval and he hopes to repeat it next year.

Trenton Edgewood Middle School Bill Harbron Harbon Washington, D.C Capitol Supreme Court Mt. Vernon Building of Science and Technology Smithsonian Institution Bureau of Engraving and Printing

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