Middletown Police Study Uses Crime Grids For Manpower
City police study led by Chief James Howerton analyzes manpower with a 159 grid system. IAPC project in Washington will digest 1972 data to pinpoint staffing needs and traffic coverage.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1973
Page
2
City police study led by Chief James Howerton analyzes manpower with a 159 grid system. IAPC project in Washington will digest 1972 data to pinpoint staffing needs and traffic coverage.
A Middletown man, 22, Kert Gibbs, was in serious condition with multiple injuries after a 2:35 a.m. crash on S Main Street. Two passengers Flora Miller, 26, and Lora Miller, 8, were treated. Gibbs and others remain under investigation as police review how the car crossed lanes and struck trees and a sign.
British author and researcher on the American way of life Kenneth Allsop, 53, died Wednesday in West Milton England. His works include The Bootleggers and Hard Travellin.
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Myra Myers 80 of 12 N Sutphin St Middletown and Mrs Goldie Caldwell 85 formerly of Middletown. also services for Charles R Mikesell 20 Germantown and Clarence E Reynolds 79 Lebanon. Details include survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial plans.
The Rev. John Garlock former Bible teacher and institute principal will speak at 7 30 p m today and tomorrow at the First Assembly of God Church on Introduction to Pentecost. Four daughters a brother 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren survive. Funeral services for Hamilton area deaths listed with dates and locations.
Rep. Charles Kurfess warned property tax relief is the major issue for Ohio Republicans and said a lottery could fund it. He urged safeguards to ensure lottery proceeds fund tax relief and criticized statewide election reforms as inviting voter fraud. He linked tax growth to higher local tax relief and criticized Watergate and campaign ethics.
A temporary restraining order was filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court to prevent Monroe Mayor Gordon Reed from firing Kenneth Cobb, who has served as acting police chief since May 1970. Cobb sued April 20 claiming he is chief despite Reed’s failure to formalize the appointment. No hearing date has been set.
Lemon Township police will issue court citations to residents who fail to clear junked autos and trash. A cleanup is set next Tuesday through Thursday with road crew and volunteers collecting large items. forms to authorize towing are available at the police quarters.
Natural Resources Director William Nye announced Sharonville in Hamilton County received 196000 in federal matching funds to develop a Community Center Park in Columbus Ohio.
A 22 year old Wayne County man Barry Ray Miller was found innocent of first degree manslaughter in Clinton County Common Pleas Court after a four day trial. The jury deliberated about 22 hours over the shooting death of Ray G. Otey Jr. in a Wilmington bar on June 19, 1972. Miller's father Robert G. Miller faces assault with a deadly weapon charges in the same incident.
In the Manuka neighborhood, Brownie fly up and junior court of awards were held yesterday at Sebald Park serving Brownie Troops 1260 331 and 1378 and Junior Troops 1004 and 609. Attendees included Michelle Browning Julie Back Diana Dunn and many others from Brownie Troops 1260 331 and 1378 with leaders Mrs. Yvonne Browning Mrs. Diana Hiatt and others.
The Chautauqua pool starts daily operations at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Chautauqua park with summer hours 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 1 to 8 p.m. Sundays. Park residents 12 and up pay 14.50 for a season pass, younger children pay 10.75 to 5, and outside residents pay 18, 13.50, or 6 respectively, while daily rates are 0.75 and 0.50. Passes are on sale today until 5 p.m. with a 10 percent price increase after today.
Yesterday's Journal story left out several Monroe High School seniors. The omitted awards include Cheerleading Award to Cindy Whitenack Vocational Education Awards of Distinction to Phil Adams auto mechanics to Katrina Cloyd cosmetology to Mike Hinkle drafting to Jurgen Oney machine trade to Stephen Simpson occupational work experience to Marwa Staton cooperative office education.
Nearly 200 letters were sent from the Middletown Treatment Center for Brain Injured Children to teens who volunteered last summer. Mrs. Pat Lewis invites others with time this summer to assist the children, with sessions 9 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. at St. Luke United Presbyterian Church.
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