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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1977

Page

13

Vincent Price argues villains define great acting in Miami talk

In a Miami University campus talk Vincent Price frames villainy as the engine of drama and identifies with actors like Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre. He cites roles such as House of Wax and Theatre of Blood and notes villains keep audiences guessing while contrasting Gothic entertainment with harsher modern thrillers.

Price M N Miami University Boris Karloff

Lebanon teacher sues school board member over remarks

Daniel Accurso, president of the Lebanon Teachers Association, sues Id LeFeber for 35000 alleging libelous and slanderous remarks at a public meeting about Accurso and a coaching contract at Berry Middle School. The incident occurred during a salary impasse discussion with about 300 attendees.

Lebanon Sues The Lebanon Teacher's Association Daniel Id LeFeber S. Mechanic St LeFeber Accurso Berry Middle School Lebanon Teachers Association

Heating bill relief forms assistance offered by PCS

The Pastoral Counseling Service at 1523 First Ave helps applicants for a 25 percent heating bill reduction authorized by the Ohio legislature. Eligible are heads of households over 65 or totally disabled. deadline is November 15. Call 424-2184 weekdays 9 to 4 for questions, appointments, or home visits.

Ohio First Ave Steve Schnabl PCS

Home vandalized and property stolen in Middletown incident

Police report multiple burglary and vandalism incidents in Middletown. Items stolen include a bedroom suite dresser vanity lamps mattress and box springs at 114 Charles Street owned by Joseph Schramm. Break ins also cited at 1007 Fifth Avenue 118 Webster Street and a vacant city property at 216 Clark Street.

Arew Charles St Joseph Schramm Trafalgar Court Schramm Shirley Debbie Perdue John Creach Fifth Ave Reed Clark St Middletown

Myers Named Dean at Ohio University Medical College

Frank W. Myers D.D. was appointed dean of Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine after a seven month search, announced by university provost Neil Bucklew.

Athens, Ohio Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Frank W. Myers Neil Bucklew

Fire and medical responses pass through local incidents

At 1 24 a.m. at 321 Garfield St a 42 year old Loif Williams suffered difficulty breathing and was treated and released. At 1 10 a.m. Linda Latimore 22 ill released. At 11 57 p.m. Maurice Oligee 54 ill admitted to hospital in serious condition. At 8 09 p.m. a car fire on N oe Parkway caused $25 damage and was extinguished. At 11 36 a.m. Evelyn Sneed 56 abdominal pain taken to hospital.

Garfield St Loif Williams 16Th Ave Linda Latimore Armco Hospital Maurice Oligee Clara Drive Noe Parkway Barry Mathis Lorraine Drive Clark St Evelyn Sneed

Miamisburg liquor store books probed

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control probes accounting discrepancies at State Liquor Store 45 on West Linden Avenue after store manager Kenneth Noble was arrested October 20 1977 for filing a false robbery report of 13000 dollars. He has resigned. Findings will go to the Montgomery County prosecutor.

Miamisburg Ohio Department of Liquor Control West Linden Avenue Clifford Reich Kenneth Noble Montgomery County

Chester Ohio River bridge dedication Monday

The four lane $26 million Chester bridge on U S 30 over the Ohio River will be dedicated Monday. It links to Ohio 7 in East Liverpool and replaces the 1898 cable suspension bridge closed in 1969. Governors Rockefeller and Rhodes expected at ceremonies.

Chester W.va U.S Ohio River Ohio 7 East Liverpool Ohio West Virginia Jay Rockefeller James Rhodes St. Marys

Leaf pickup schedule continues in North of Central area

Public Service Director Richard Goecke says the city’s leaf collection remains on track with planned rounds. Crews will clean gutters west of the railroad tracks and north of Central Avenue on Monday and Tuesday and again on Nov 21 and 22, with separate rounds for areas east of the tracks on Nov 10, 11 and 28, 29.

Public Service Richard Goecke Central Avenue

Girl reports rape near Hamilton after shopping area incident

A 16 year old Middletown girl told Hamilton police she was raped last evening near New Miami after a man in a car with a chrome handgun abducted her from Central Avenue in Hamilton. She was returned to Dixie Highway. no suspects yet and investigation continues.

Hamilton Middletown New Miami Couch Brothers Central Avenue Dixie Highway

Ohio judge refuses ban on officials in Issue 2 ads

Franklin County Judge Clifford Rader dismissed a bid to bar state officials and a Bowling Green State University professor from appearing in TV spots opposing Issue 2. He ruled no Ohio or federal law violation and said officials may voice opinions as part of public discourse.

Columbus Ohio Franklin County Common Pleas Court Clifford Rader International Fund For Animal Welfare Rader Dale Haney Division of Wildlife John Ackerman Department of Health Jack Russell William Jackson Bowling Green State University

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