Pockets of Poverty Aiding Urban Areas in Carter Plan
Ohio cities including Youngstown welcome President Carter’s 8.3 billion urban aid package. The plan features a 1 billion dollar three year public works program aimed at the worst poverty areas and tax credits to spur investment and employment. If approved, cities and counties across Ohio could apply under new industrial development bond and differential investment tax credit provisions.
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Carter
Youngstown
Ohio
National Development Bank
Julius Geewax
Cleveland
Treasury Department
Cincinnati
Toledo
Kron
Marietta
Canton
Areas eligible for federal poverty funds across Middletown area
The city of Middletown and four area counties Butler Warren Preble and Montgomery qualify to apply for federal aid under a program for poverty pockets. The Treasury Department released a list showing eligible municipalities by county and township including Butler Hamilton Jacksonburg Millville New Miami Oxford Seven Mile Somerville Trenton Warren Butlerville Harveysburg Maineville Pleasant Plain South Lebanon Waynesville Eaton Lewisburg New Paris West Elkton West Manchester Clayton Dayton Farmersville Kettering Miamisburg Moraine Riverside Vandalia for Montgomery eligible townships Butler Hanover Lemon Liberty Madison Milford Morgan Oxford Reily Ross St. Clair Union Wayne Warren Hamilton Harlan Massie Turtlecreek Union Preble Harrison Jefferson Lanier Twin Montgomery Buller Jackson Jefferson Madison Mad River Miami Wayne.
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Middletown
Buller, Warren, Preble
Montgomery
President Carter
Treasury Department
Butler
Hamilton
Jacksonburg
Millville
New Miami
Oxford
Seven Mile
Somerville
Trenton
Warren
Butlerville
Harveysburg
Maineville
Pleasant Plain
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Preble
Eaton
Lewisburg
New Paris
West Elkton
West Manchester
Clayton
Dayton
Farmersville
Kettering
Miamisburg
Moraine
Riverside
Vandalia
Hanover
Lemon
Liberty
Madison
Milford
Morgan
Reily
Ross
St. Clair
Union
Wayne Warren
Hamilton Harlan
Massie
Turtlecreek
Harrison
Jefferson
Lanier
Twin
Buller, Jackson
Jefferson Madison
Mad River
Miami
Wayne
Longtime Middletown Teacher Hattie Holmes Dies at 67
Mrs. Hattie Holmes 67 retired teacher in Middletown dies at Middletown Hospital after 34 years in the school system most recently at Wilson Elementary A native of Honea Path South Carolina she lived in Middletown 61 years survived by husband Samuel and daughter Marilyn White Cincinnati among many associations funeral services at Murchison Chapel and burial at Woodside Cemetery Officials note graveside rites for Granville Wagner Tuesday and other local notices follow.
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Hattie Holmes
17Th Ave
Middietown Hospital
Middletown
Wilson Elementary School
Honea Path
S.C
Holmes
Middletown High School
Miami University
Murchison Chapel
C.mle
Stewardess Board and Missionary Society
Middletown Human Relations Counci
Civic Chorus
American Association of University Women
Alpha Kappas Alpha
Delta Kappa Gamma
Altrusa Club
Les Douze Amies Club
Samuel
Donald
Marilyn White
Middletown hosts second annual Bicycle Games at Jacot Park
The Middletown Bicycle Games return next Saturday at Jacot Park for riders of all ages. Events include uphill race, hill climb, road race, and a skill event with four contests per entrant. ICs inspections and licenses required. Top 20 times advance to finals. a maintenance clinic and safety film accompany the event sponsored by local safety groups and parks departments.
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Middletown
Jacot Park
John Newby
The
Safety Council of
Division of Police
Division of Fire
Department of Parks and Recreation
Middletown Noon Optimists
Middletown Schwinn Cyclery
Hearing test offered for those with hearing trouble
The notice invites anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding to have a hearing test using the latest electronic equipment to determine if they have a correctable loss. The message appears inclusive, encouraging participation for all who may benefit from assessing their hearing health.
Early deadlines Monday observed for Memorial Day
The Journal will operate a half day on Memorial Day with adjusted deadlines. Final local and area news deadline is 10 am, obituaries at 9 30, women's news at 9, and sports at 8 30 am.
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Journal
Memorial Day Closures For City County Offices Banks and BMV
Numerous offices and business concerns will be closed Monday in observance of Memorial Day. The Ohio State Employment Service, city and county offices, banks, savings and loans, and the Middletown Public Library will be closed. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles will also be closed Monday with L Z license stickers sold Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Employment Service
Banks
Savings and Loans
Middletown Public Library
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Recall drive adds 6300 signatures to Kucinich effort
Cleveland leaders report 6300 more signatures collected for the recall of Mayor Dennis J. Kucinich and plan to submit petitions Sunday night. The effort still trails the 37552 needed after initial tallies showed many signatures invalid. a legal battle continues as city officials verify added petitions.
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Kucinich
Cleveland
Dennis J. Kucinich
Andrew Janiewicz
Jack M. Schuman
Common Pleas
John
Mercedes Cotner
Cotner
John Kk. Climaco
Pastor Gaar Davis In Serious Condition At Middletown Hospital
The Rev. Gaar Davis pastor of BethelAME Church at 1507 Yankee Road is listed in serious condition in the coronary care unit of Middletown Hospital. He complained of chest pains to emergency squadmen who were called to his home at 1509 Yankee Road around 12 43 pm yesterday. Davis was transported to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaar Davis
Bethelame Church
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Davis
Housing Authority chairman resigns in Columbus area
Robert Kanuth Jr, chairman of the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority, resigned after learning he cannot continue to serve while living in Jefferson Township. The area is outside the authority’s jurisdiction and commissioners must reside in their districts.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert Kanuth Jr
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority
Kanuth
Jefferson Township
Housing Authority
Franklin Plans Young and Old Days Downtown June 3
Franklin Business People's Association will sponsor downtown event "Young and Old Days" on June 3 inviting all ages to swap and display items. James Mears at 746-2828 coordinates space reservations and activity details. Drawings for prizes including TV set, tent, lawnmower, bicycle planned for July 1 with coupons from downtown merchants. A car drawing is planned for Christmas season.
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Franklin “Young and Old Days
Franklin Business People’s Association
Association
James Mears
Mears
Armeo man injured in accident at Armco Middletown Works
Broderick Gregory 21 of 1111 Calumet Ave was injured Saturday morning at 9 o clock at Armco Middletown Works when caught between a car and coke oven equipment. He sustained a fractured pelvis and fractured left upper arm and was taken to Middletown Hospital for treatment. Armco spokesmen gave no further details.
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Broderick Gregory
Calumet Ave
Armco
Middletown Works
Gregory Andman
Middletown Hospital
Fire and injuries reported in multiple calls across city
At 9 p.m. firefighters responded to a fire at 4660 Freedom Court with Maynard Argo 56 suffering breathing difficulty and being treated in emergency, while at 8:16 p.m. 2209 Linden Ave Dave Snelling 35 had pains and was taken to hospital. Earlier Jessica Wright 16 months from 1525 Meadow Ave cut lip in fall and was treated. A backfire at Girard Avenue and Verity Parkway caused no damage to James Elam’s car 1911 North Ave. Patricia Hollon 29 from 610 Catalpa Drive reported back and side pains and went to hospital.
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Freedom Court
Maynard Argo
Linden Ave
Dave Snelling
10Th Ave
Jessica Wright
Meadow Ave
Girard Avenue
Verity Parkway
James Elam
North Ave
Patricia Hollon
Catalpa Drive
Story hours planned at library in Trenton
The Middletown Public Library Trenton branch will run summer story programs for children ages 3 to 10 every Tuesday from June 20 to August 22. Sessions start at 10 a.m. for about an hour and require advance registration at 17 E State St or by calling 988-9050 during listed hours. The library also sponsors a summer reading program for Edgewood system school-age children.
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Trenton
Middletown Public Library
Lee Ann Holly
E. State St
Edgewood
Car hits pole injures two Middletown youths
Two Middletown youths were treated at Middletown Hospital after their car struck a utility pole on 2300 block of Tytus Avenue at 11:20 a.m. Driver Mark Hoffman, 17, of Goldman Avenue, lost control while turning from Gardner Place to Tytus. Anne Brence, 18, of Follmers Court, also injured.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Tytus Avenue
Mark Hoffman
Goldman Ave
Anne Brence
Follmers Court
Hoffman
Gardner Place
Tytus
Jackie Gleason Leaves Hospital After Chest Pains
Entertainer Jackie Gleason was released from Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago early Saturday after experiencing chest pains following a downtown theater performance.
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Chicago
Jackie Gleason
Michael Reese Hospital
Ohio April production payrolls rise 10 percent
Columbus Ohio April payrolls for production workers rose about ten percent from a year earlier led by gains in automobile manufacturing. Ohio State University researchers report improved factory employment across the sector with stronger output.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
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Evans
Associated Press
William Carter
M. R. Reed
Woodside Cemetery
Hall Jordan Funeral Home
Granville Wagoner
Granville Wagner
Garden Manor
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Heva Alexander
Franklin
Eva Alexander
Bear Road
First Baptist Church
Astern Star
Berea
Gussee
Lydie Gabbard
Evelyn Stewart
Pearl Stewart
Faye Collier
Bonne Cooper
James
Esmer
Wray Funeral Home
Mort Strom
Hls. Gessner
Pilot Knob
Beltone Hearing Aid Service
Rentschler Bidg
Rupert Ruppert
Armeo Man
Union Sanitary
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Park
2Nd Ave
Gideon
Karlisle
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