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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1970
Page
17
William W. Moore Jr of the National Council on Alcoholism urged more education and research on alcohol in medical schools and family practice. Industry leaders spoke on employment policies and insurance issues as companies expand alcoholism programs.
City voters face a lone issue on June 23 as the fluoride question appears on the ballot. Unregistered residents must join by June 12 to vote in the special election, with a registration break June 12 to July 6 ahead of the November ballot.
Cub Scout Pack 25 sponsored by Trenton PTA held its monthly meeting at Bloomfield School last night. Badges and pins were awarded to Charles Blair Greg Sorrell Mike Lane Doug Hale Bruce Bieller Tim Woodrey David Greer Stephen Dennis Kevin Burley Rod Hale Ernie Lane Steve Wysong Steve Fry Mike McDowell Markus LaBarge Steve Stacy Darran Atkinson Greg Knotts Jimmy Dalton Mark Wilson and Mike Slusher.
Mayor Calvin Conrad suspended the Oxford curfew at 10 am noting the Miami University student situation is stable. The curfew had been enforced by more than 100 officers each night with six arrests. campus operations were returning to normal as libraries and center curfews eased. Claims of crowd movement and campus turmoil were addressed by the Cabinet and university officials.
Curtis Campbell of Campbell Electric in Hamilton was chosen president at the Council on Alcoholism for Butler County annual meeting at the Elks Country Club. Carol Howes was elected vice president and Art Merideth re elected treasurer. New trustees include Frank Neal Al Humbert Wayne Donley Dr Joseph A Quigley Roy Joffe Dr Harding Sexton and Robert Philips. Re elected to the board were David A Driscoll Robert Johnston Judge Fred Cramer Dr Denis F Cash Joseph Moore Mrs James Smith Dal Willis Mrs Wilma Cress.
Curtis Williams, 45, of 1411 Jacoby Ave., jailed on three charges after cocaine and the morphine derivative Dilaudid were found in his lunchbox as he attempted to enter the Armco Steel main gate. Bond set at 10,000. Municipal court preliminary hearing held. charges include possession of narcotics instruments, possession of narcotics, and possession of a dangerous drug. Police secured warrants for Williams’ car and house.
Julene Glaser of Lebanon Sharon Garcia of Madison High James Heck of Middletown High and Catherine Bowser of Twin Valley South in Preble County placed high in the final Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement ranks. Dr M W Essex announced results from 49 centers May 2 to 9 across 625 high schools with about 1 105 top scorers and 1 333 ninth grade participants.
Douglas Schaffer a Verity Middle School seventh grader from 3120 Goldman Ave will compete in the state Optimist Oratorical contest in Columbus tomorrow. He qualified by winning the district title on April 1 from the Middletown Evening Optimist Club and the Zone Seven title on April 23 at Fairfield High School. Contestants address "Youthful Partners in a Better Tomorrow" in a five minute memorized speech.
The City Planning Commission did not approve waiving sidewalks for the subdivision on Hendrickson Road East of Cincinnati Dayton Road. A 5-ft section was approved due to a possible safety hazard with a steep slope behind a 75-ft entrance. Lewis must build a retaining wall to prevent dirt slides. Full sidewalks remain on the rest of the entrance and on the north side, and the subdivision will have full sidewalks overall.
It rained Thursday afternoon custodians removed the U S flag drying it inside on a railing. During visiting hours a thief took the eight by twelve foot wet flag from the capitol grounds in Salt Lake City.
Authorities arrested Williams after he followed a suspect to the main Armco gate at 6 15 am. They opened the lunchbox, then took him to his home for a house search.
The Middletown Bar Association voted to urge city funding for the Karen Kirby legal aid program, covering 20 percent of costs in money or in kind. Kirby needs new office space on the first floor as space is freed for a pollution control officer, with options under review. Association president Roger Turrell will present the request to the City Commission Tuesday night. William M. Milligan urged stricter enforcement to address real crimes and pressures on courts, prosecutors, and police.
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