Downtown Mall Renewal Reaches Private Investment Agreement
The city signs with Woodbury Corp for a Middletown Mall expansion worth about 7 million dollars in private investment. MCURC will buy 14 parcels, lease 44 000 square feet for retailers, and push 100 plus shops over 500 000 square feet.
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Mike McLeod
Tek Corporation
Middletown
R. Paul Christiansen
Rogram
Christiansen
Middletown Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation
MCURC
Woodbury Corp
Salt Lake City
Ohio
Woodbury
City to overhaul detective selection and term limits
Acting Chief Walton announced a new rotational two open detect ive posts in the Investigation Division with 18 month terms starting around Nov 2. All officers may test. rotation aims to broaden training and experience. Two captain shifts also announced to Free up duties and focus on communications.
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Tom Muchmore
City Police
Robert R. Walton
Walton
Dets
Doug Nichols
Louis Pierce
Ronald van Arsdale
William Brewer
van Arsdale
Middletown Public Schools Count 12 187 for 1975 76
Official Oct 1 enrollment shows 12 187 students, down 220 from last year. Largest elementary: Amanda 482 and Taft 478. Mayfield dropped to 495 in 1974, 448 now. Central Elementary smallest at 227. Middle and high schools show mixed gains and declines with Middletown High at 1 796.
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Middletown Public Schools
Amanda
Taft
Mayfield
Creekview
Central Elementary
Garfield
Jefferson
Lincoln
Monroe
Oneida
Rosedale
Sherman
Spring Hill
Wildwood
Wilson
Manchester
McKinley
Roosevelt
Verity
Lemon-Monroe High School
Middletown High School
Middletown High
Fire Calls Report From City Districts
Fire units responded to three incidents. At 12:24 a.m. on Curtis Street Kerwin Burns 19 requested transport to hospital and was treated and released. Earlier at 8:47 p.m. a self cleaning oven overheated at Martha Tharp residence on Brell Drive with fire out on arrival and no damage. At 2:25 p.m. on Carmody Boulevard a gas leak near Germantown Road caused a blaze that destroyed Donald Walden's car at 6758 Dayton-Oxford Road Franklin.
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Curtis St
Kerwin Burns
Brell Drive
Martha Tharp
Carmody Boulevard
Germantown Road
Donald Walden
Dayton-Oxford Road
Franklin
Tee’s Restaurant story headline corrected in Journal
Foyt Wilkins Inc will retain ownership of the firm at 402 Clark Street while Gerald and Jo Ann Miller take over as new managers.
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Tee’s
Foyt-Wilkins, Inc
Clark St
Gerald
Jo Ann Miller
Juvenile center to hire security guard for night shift
Hamilton Butler County commissioners authorize hiring a security guard via Manpower to assist a night shift worker at the juvenile detention center after an incident where a boy was removed from his cell without authorization.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Couple Shot to Death in New Miami Home
Police say Jerry Dunkin 54 shot his wife Sara Dunkin 46 in a bathroom then killed himself with a .22 rifle at their home on 72 Chickasaw Drive. The shootings occurred around 8:12 a.m. as a divorce hearing by Judge David Black was set to proceed. The couple had two children and Sara had six from a previous marriage. the niece Carolyn Thompson was present.
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New Miami
Jerry
Sara Dunkin
Carolyn Thompson
Chickasaw Drive
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Wallace Woodbury
Redevelopment Corporation
National Department Stores
Sheckler
Fairfield
Angie Garland
Susan Taulbee
Kathy Condon
Margaret Jemison
Gail Davis
Betsy Egelston
Barb Farquis
Wendy Conley
Bonnie Thornbury
Sharon Smethers
Journal
Area News
Congress Inn
Bart's Shoe Mart
South Main Street
Dasons Home Center
Grand Ave
Tee
Anthony P. Cecere
Hanover
Lemon
Liberty
Madison
Milford
Morgan
Oxford
Reily
Ross
St. Clair
Union
Reds
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