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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1976
Page
8
In Lebanon two Warren County races reaffirmed final unofficial results with no changes. Prosecutor Morris Turkelson won a second term over Neal Bronson by 32 votes, 13 986 to 13 954, while Crooked Tree development annexation by Mason passed 1 214 to 1 204.
The Lebanon school board named Dr. James D. Stock superintendent by a 3-2 margin over Larry Henry from Lebanon High School. Stock, 43, an administrator in Princeton City Schools, begins December 13 with a 26 500 annual salary, after a nine-candidate to two finalist process.
Two of seven Germantown village service department workers quit amid tension over Mayor Hall’s charge that the administrator hired about eight employees illegally. One signer, Daniel Salas, cites insecurity and says he cannot work for Hall. George Johns also resigns.
Judge William W. Young found Paul Herdman in contempt during a divorce hearing with attorney Jack Marshall present. Marshall filed an assault charge against Herdman, with arraignment set for Monday in Lebanon Municipal Court.
Franklin City Council authorized a $5 925 extension with Ziehier Road Materials for Hollywood area curb and drainage improvements funded by the second year of a federal housing grant. The package includes drainage enhancements, curb upgrades, and ramping at Turners Restaurant with planters for traffic buffering. Hearings on grant uses are set for December 7 and 13.
Edgewood High schedules two parent school communication meetings this week. Principal Gene Benny and staff will be present at 9 30 a m in Room 410 to answer questions about school programs procedures and policies.
The First District Court of Appeals upheld the 1974 murder conviction and life sentence of Curtis Eugene Cash in the death of 18 year old Michael Wayne Suttles from Hamilton. The ruling disputed claims of involuntary confession and requests for voluntary manslaughter, confrontation rights, acquittal rulings, and admissibility of photographs.
Monroe Council will consider a bids ordinance tonight at 8 in the village hall to reconstruct W Elm Street. The council directed the village engineer to prepare widening plans, with a straw vote last summer showing majority support but no commitment. Three mature shade trees would be removed if widened, with replacement planned.
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