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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

17

I-75 repair project to start next week south of city

Ssaa Repairs and resurfacing begin Monday on southbound I-75 just south of Ohio 122. The $1.8 million project runs eight miles to the Hamilton Mason overpass with lane reductions, bridge work, guard rails, and a 24 hour schedule during weekdays.

Ohio 122 Hamilton-Mason Robert F. Bevis District 8 Ohio Department of Transportation L. P. Cavett Co Cincinnati

Middletown Boy Pleads Guilty in West Elkton Fire

A 13 year old sixth grader from Manchester Middle School admitted starting last weekend's fire at West Elkton Elementary School in a juvenile court hearing. He was ordered held at the Butler County Detention Center pending a final hearing before Judge David Black.

Hamilton Middletown Manchester Middle School West Elkton Butler County David Black David Niehaus Preble County Charles Leinbach Lewisburg

Camden Preble Shawnee Board hires Freytag and Freytag for West Elkton survey

The Camden Preble Shawnee School Board approved hiring Freytag and Freytag of Sidney to survey the burned West Elkton Elementary School to assess repair vs replacement. West Elkton students will attend Camden schools June 1 to 15 to finish the term. Sixth graders go to Camp Miami for a two night trip. other plans include two field trips with home return by 1:30 each afternoon.

Camden Preble Shawnee Freytag and Freytag of Sidney West Elkton Camden School Camp Miami Germantown

Tape Player Stolen From Franklin Car

Doug Combs reports a thief took 32 tape cartridges valued at 96 dollars from his car parked at Sorg Paper Co yesterday. The loss includes a tape player and the items stolen in Franklin.

Doug Combs Thirfield Ave Franklin Sorg Paper Co

Community Center renovation plans under way in city

Richard Clark says informal bids are being taken to estimate costs for paneling painting ceiling work and brick facing at the Lafayette Avenue center. The Council for Human Dignity urged repairs and expansion while City Manager Dale Hessel notes $25 000 for 1974 is listed in capital improvements though funding is not yet determined.

Richard Clark Clark Council For Human Dignity Dale Hessel Hessel Marva Sampson Department of Human Resources Commission Lafayette Avenue Armco Colored Association Armco Steel Corp Armco Jack Fitzpatrick Council of Human Dignity

Trustees oppose annexation amid Middletown push

Trustees in Lemon Township reacted strongly to the 279 acre annexation to Middletown approved by Butler County commissioners. They cited loss of fire levy revenue and a perceived Armco Steel influence as key concerns, while Monroe's position and Yankee Road paving plans added tension.

Eric von Klinger Lemon Township Middletown Stanley J. Rothman Butler County Todhunter Road Monroe Armco Steel Corp Middletown Area Development Enterprises Armco Dorothy Ingram Donald B. Linkous Rothman Yankee Road

Monroe mayor weighs impact of Lemon Twp annexation

Monroe Mayor Gordon Reed says it is too early to gauge reactions after the Butler County Commission approved annexing 279 acres in Lemon Township to Middletown. Petitioners may seek court action, and Reed questions adding Todhunter Road to the annexation.

David Izor Monroe Gordon Reed Lemon Township Middletown Butler County Commission Reed George Johhnson Hamilton

Middletown wins annexation of 279 acres in Lemon Township

MADE officials celebrate the Butler County commissioners decision to annex 279 acres from Lemon Township to Middletown. Robert A. Nunlist says plans include an industrial park with utility extension and a rail turnout from Penn Central, aiming to attract a major industry to the AREA. Armco owns land in the tract and supports attracting industry.

Middletown Butler County Lemon Township Robert A. Nunlist MADE Monroe Nunlist Sas Penn Central Armco

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