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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1973

Page

13

City garage bids opened for electrical and parking equipment

Bids for electrical work ranged from 112 800 to 128 125 with Wente Construction Co Inc and The Wagner Smith Co Dayton submitting. Parking equipment bids included cash register and computer options from Cincinnati Time Recorder Co Cincinnati and others, with JED Products Co Cincinnati bidding on cash regs. City may award via next Tuesday with plans to add a third deck and 880 car capacity.

Wente Construction Co Inc Wagner-Smith Co Dayton Wente Richard Goecke Public Service Cincinnati Time Recorder Co Cincinnati Revenue Systems, Inc Plainview N.Y Parking Products Inc Willow Grove Penn Jed Goecke Charles H. Shook Cincinnati Gas & Electric Verity Parkway J.C. Penney Co

Middletown Schools Implement 14 Fuel and Power Guidelines

Superintendent Robert Johnson sent 14 guidelines to all principals in the Middletown public school system to cut electricity and fuel use. He stressed responsibility to minimize the problem even though the energy situation is not currently an emergency. Recommendations include not opening windows when the heating system runs and keeping daytime thermostats at 68 degrees where feasible. Older buildings with a single central thermostat may exceed this, and night thermostats should be 60 degrees on weekends and holidays.

Robert Johnson Middletown Johnson State Board of Education

Energy saving measures proposed for Middletown schools

Middletown schools consider 16 state board energy recommendations plus local rules. Plan includes 40 degree thermostat in unused rooms and encouraging bus use, car pools, and daytime light minimization. Principals will enforce building maintenance targets while seeking parent input.

Two Injured in Trenton Car Crash Near State Street

Two people, Bonnie Current and her son Stephen Current, were treated for minor injuries after a driver lost control on oil on State Street. The crash occurred as she pulled from a service station, striking a sign and the parked car outside Lewis Drug Store on E State Street.

Trenton Lewis Drug Store E State Street State Street Bonnie Current Jacksonburg Road Stephen Current Middletown Hospital Ehla Downing Brelsford Drive E. Miami State Streets

Fire incident at 3915 Roosevelt Blvd report

Fire crews responded yesterday at 2:27 p.m. to 3915 Roosevelt Blvd for a smoke or fire alarm. Clarence Dye, 41, of Germantown, reported difficulty breathing and was treated at the scene. The alarm was ruled false at 6:24 p.m. near Broad Street and Girard Avenue.

Roosevelt Blvd Clarence Dye Germantown Broad Street Girard Avenue

Parking leniency ends as strict meter enforcement returns

Middletown motorists face stricter enforcement of downtown parking rules beginning today. The police traffic bureau says meter enforcement will return to normal after a period of leniency tied to mall construction.

Middletown Police Department

Health study groups formed at board meeting

The board formed three committees to study duties of the Board of Health and the department’s programs. Members include Dr. Perkins, Herbert McBain, Dr. Dyer, and others. Plans are due by the December meeting.

Board of Health Department of Health John Perkins Robert McConaughy Herbert McBain Ann Dyer Perkins William Robinson Leland Lynch Dorothy Bechtel Richard Lewis

Holdup in Monroe Motel Wounds Clerk Flees for Help

In Monroe at the Day's Inn two holdup men fired as they demanded money. Clerk Dale Kellis, 23, was wounded in the left leg and fled about 30 feet toward help after a shot whizzed past his head. Fellow clerk Maurice Ninio faced the gun as about $750 was grabbed and the safe was searched. Police and deputies mounted a three hour manhunt with a Middletown police dog before ending the search. Kellis was treated at Middletown Hospital and returned to work two hours later.

Eric von Klinger Monroe Dale Kellis Day's Inn Maurice Ninio Kellis Martz-Paullin Road Ohio Ninio Warren Butler Cash Lemon Township Ohio 63 Cincinnati-Dayton Road Garver Road Middletown Middletown Hospital Nimo

Middletown Area News Digest for November 13, 1973

Local brief items from Middletown and surrounding area feature community notices, school updates, and forthcoming events. Names of residents and institutions appear in concise notices, with dates and locations where specified.

Final School Board Vote Totals Corrected

The Sunday Journal reports corrected totals for the school board race led by David Ballard with 5 836 votes Arthur Beach had 5 823 and Ebie Banks 5 719 the precinct tallies were accurate.

Sunday's Journal David Ballard Arthur Beach Ebie Banks

County Objects to Army Flood Plan in Butler Hamilton

Butler and Hamilton counties oppose an Army Corps flood control proposal for Mill Creek, seeking OKI Regional Planning Authority to reject the plan. The project would repurpose 1800 acres in Union Township from industrial and agricultural use, with county leaders arguing the flood plain benefits Hamilton County more. They cite citizen letters including one from Rep Thomas Kindness and hint at possible negotiations.

Hamilton Butler County Ohio Kentucky-Indiana OKI Army Corps of Engineers Mill Creek Butler Union Township Hamilton County Thomas Kindness Donald Schirmer Arthur Reiff

Six youths arrested in stakeout at Lemon Township high school

A Lemon-Monroe High School staff member escorted by police assisted during a Friday stakeout at the high school. Six youths were arrested and charged with possession of marijuana.

Lemon-Monroe Middletown Journal Lemon Township

Lebanon tire dealer testifies in $125 million suit

Walter LutI describes assembling a tire and rim and placing them in a safety cage before inflation. He testifies about an April 16 1969 incident at a Springboro service station where a rim and tire exploded injuring Arnold Centers. The truck driver Thomas Cox then died later in the case.

Lebanon Walter Lut Warren County Cox Luti

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