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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1977

Page

22

Illness delays Dayton hearing on busing

In Dayton Ohio NAACP attorney Louis Lucas falls ill causing a recess and postponement of a hearing on whether to keep the district’s busing plan. Leo Lucas a long time school board member recalls actions seen as promoting segregation while noting his constrained position as a Black board member.

Dayton Ohio Lucases Louis Lucas National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Ngs Lucas Leo Lucas U.S Carl B. Rubin NAACP Columbus Dayton Public West Dayton

Archbishop Sheen Discharged From Lenox Hill Hospital

Archbishop Fulton Sheen, 82, left Lenox Hill Hospital in New York after recovery from July open heart surgery. He walked out with minor support from his doctors and returned home.

Fulton Sheen Lenox Hill Hospital New York

Rhodes seeks congressmen aid over Ohio library funds

Gov. James A Rhodes and state officials urge Sens. John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum to intervene on a $1 million federal library fund shortfall. Ohio's 1973 impoundment redirected state funds to cover library subsidies, sparking a dispute as Republicans probe with HEW while Democrats largely did not respond.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes U.S John H. Glenn Howard Metzenbaum Robert F. Howarth Jr House Chalmers P. Wylie Samuel L. Devine Willis D. Gradison Jr Cincinnati U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare Rhodes Federal 7 Glenn Metzenbaum Howarth Harry Meshel Youngstown Meshel

Traffic Court Fines For Report Violations And Careless Driving

Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb fined multiple drivers for failing to report auto accidents within 24 hours and for various traffic violations. John R. Mynhier 25 of 1903 Tytus Ave received 50 dollars plus 15 dollar suspended fine. Daryal R. Klitz 18 of 2351 Sutphin St 50 dollars. Beverly B. Taylor 27 of 4119 Vannest Ave 50 dollars. Dorothy M. Simms 67 of 1507 Lawn Ave 50 dollars. Grady R. Smith 18 of 1200 Calumet Ave 50 dollars. Douglas W. Granton 605 The Alameda 50 dollar bond forfeited. Donnie R. Spence 18 of 3118 Yankee Road and Danny R. King 19 of 2901 Morgan St 50 dollars each.

J. T. Lamb John R. Mynhier Tytus Ave Manchester Avenue Charles Street Daryal R. Klitz Sutphin St Kenwood Drive Tytus Avenue Princeton Avenue Beverly B. Taylor Vannest Ave Carmody Boulevard Germantown Road University Boulevard Nelbar Street Dorothy M. Simms Lawn Ave McKeegan Kirby Ohio Grady R. Smith Calumet Ave Douglas W. Granton Alameda Donnie R. Spence Yankee Road Danny R. King Morgan St

Kirks dies. longtime U.S. court official passes at 62

Rowland F. Kirks director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts and confidant of Chief Justice Warren Burger died Wednesday at age 62. He oversaw court administration and policy during his career.

Washington Rowland F. Kirks U.S. Courts Warren Burger

Delinquent Taxes Released to Toledo School System

In Toledo Ohio the public school system wins release of 800000 in delinquent Ohio Bell taxes after a judge orders payment despite county delays. The money was tied up due to late collection and ongoing property appraisal appeals.

Toledo Toledo, Ohio Ohio Bell Telephone Co Lucas County William C. Galvin Common Pleas Melvin Resnick

Amendment adds energy department powers in Ohio bill

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio would retain control over gas and electricity curtailments except in emergencies under a Senate amendment to a major energy bill. The House approved bill would create a cabinet level Department of Energy to manage utility curtailment plans when fuel supplies are scarce.

Columbus, Ohio Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Senate House Department of Energy

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