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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1977

Page

10

Madison Life Squad Forming Private Nonprofit

A Madison Township committee selects the Madison Life Squad name and plans to form a private nonprofit. Attor ney James Combs drafts corporation papers as Ed Simkins, Dee Harlan, and Elizabeth Kirkpatrick lead the effort. A $15 family membership fee is proposed to cover operating costs with a door to door drive to sign up residents and pledges for an ambulance purchase.

Madison Township Madison Life Squad Ed Simkins Dee Harlan Elizabeth Kirkpatrick James Combs Simkins

DWI costs 7 fines in Franklin court

Seven defendants appeared in Franklin Municipal Court before Judge John B. Tracy for alcohol related offenses. Each case varied with fines ranging from 50 to 350 dollars and multiple suspensions, jail days, traffic schools, and alcohol programs ordered. An additional charge of falsification added 10 days to one defendant. Overall 83 speeders paid 2535 dollars in fines.

Franklin John B. Tracy Allen T. Saunders S. River St Jasper Childers Roosevelt Blvd Middletown Henry 0. Trebesh Warren Mich Francis Schwerman Ft. Thomas Jack R. Gillen Maple Ave Kevin E. Wright Dayton Gary M. Rice Virginia Ave Courtney Caudill Gideon Road Caudill Jerry E. Orender Poplar St Samuel Morrison Michael A. Long John FE. Jordan Clay St Carlisle Jordan Hubert L. Mullins Miamisburg

GED classes offered in Franklin and Lebanon

Franklin and Lebanon offer GED classes for adults seeking a high school diploma through the five test sections English grammar reading social studies science literature and math. Sessions run July 19 to August 18 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 pm at Franklin Community Center 101 Walnut St tuition 15 dollars includes books. contact numbers provided for Franklin 746 0889 and Lebanon Sue Hall or Robert Young 932 4746 932 3851.

Franklin Lebanon Franklin Community Center Walnut St Sue Hall Robert Young

Nation's meat production rises 3 percent in week

U S Department of Agriculture reports total red meat output at about 702.3 million pounds, up from 684.7 million a year ago. Beef output fell to 446 million pounds from 452 million while pork rose 11 percent to 240.2 million pounds and lamb and mutton jumped 14 percent to 6.7 million pounds. Calf and veal dipped to 9.4 million pounds from 9.7 million.

Washington Agriculture Department USDA

Preservation film to guide Germantown planning session

The Montgomery County Historical Society produced a preservation oriented film to be shown at the Germantown Planning Commission meeting at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building. Commissioners will weigh April 26 proposals from Scruggs Hammond Inc for downtown revitalization within a designated preservation district. The agenda includes zoning amendments for on premises liquor at clubs in neighborhood business zones and multiple proposed rezones on Montgomery Cherry Ohio 4 Upper Miamisburg Road and a 61 acre tract split between community business plus light industrial and current agricultural zoning.

Germantown Planning Commission Montgomery County Historical Society Columbus Consulting Scruggs & Hammond, Inc Germantown Eagles Lodge Smorgasboard Ohio 725 Montgomery and Cherry Streets Ohio 4 Upper Miamisburg Road Hilda Gastineau New Carlisle

CETA funds eyed for Germantown village jobs

Germantown seeks federal CETA funds to hire 15 village workers. Montgomery County will receive about 6.5 million dollars for CETA programs through Sept 30, 1978, with county commissioners to review applications next week before submission to the Miami Valley Manpower Consortium.

Germantown Montgomery County Dayton Kettering Jess Anderson Anderson Miami Valley Manpower Consortium

Postal Guard Rep Edward J Der winski Criticizes USPS Spending

The report quotes Representative Edward J Der winski criticizing the U S Postal Service for wasteful spending citing high salaries for many guards as taxpayer money wasted.

Postal ‘Guard Edward J Derwinski R-Nl U.S. Postal Service

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