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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1975
Page
15
The Trenton city council approved the annexation of 86.8 acres along Hamilton Trenton Road near Wayne Madison Road. The land includes parcels owned by George Schneidler and the Memnonite Church.
In Butler County, Ernest May seeks to abandon part of the Elk Creek Road right of way running through his property at 6863 Elk Creek Road. A damages ruling favored the county, while the abandonment issue awaits Judge Arthur Fiehrer’s summary judgment decision. May vows an appeal if needed.
In Warren County, Tom Neeley aged 18 of 133 Turner Drive received 30 days and a $100 fine on each of two marijuana counts after pleading guilty. Mark Ellis, 20 of Cook Road, drew five years probation for heroin possession after also pleading guilty. The sentences followed an undercover investigation across three Warren County high schools.
A new TOPS Take Off Pounds Sensibly chapter has been formed in West Elkton. Meetings are held Mondays at 7 p.m. at 10872 Greenwood Road, home of Mrs. Helen Fultz. For information call Mrs. Fultz or attend the next meeting. Officers include leader Mrs. Irene Smith co leader Mrs. Fultz secretary Mrs. Doris Williams treasurer Mrs. Lois Hollon and weight recorder Debbie Williams.
Robert F. Etheridge reports broadening recreational opportunities on Miami University's Oxford campus. A full-time intramural recreation coordinator Lynn Reading is hired with a staff including Cherre Myers and William Eberst, expanding facilities and programs for both men and women through the Division of Student Affairs.
The Warren Metropolitan Housing Authority votes to forward a resolution to OKI praising its bid for a 60 unit elderly housing complex named Harding House. OKI must clear proposals above 50 units. The Authority favors the Wallick Developers plan at Fourth Street and Sunnybrook Drive over other bids.
Barcamp State Park located east of Belmont spans 1,121 acres. The park area is defined by its substantial landholding and location within the region.
Springboro candidates Eyler and South spar during a village council meeting. Eyler accuses South of threatening police officers who supported Eyler with dismissal if South becomes mayor. South denies making such a threat and says he hopes officers do not campaign.
South accused Eyler’s officers of loyalty questions amid campaign talk. Eyler denied soliciting help. Council considered posting rules for village employees and delaying zoning changes. A planning meeting set for Oct 15 to finalize map and code. Jonathan Dorsey named council page to boost youth involvement. Water line plan across Ohio 73 proposed to serve Edwards Furniture and Dr. Guenther’s office, financed by north side property owners.
Ohio has provided 2 million dollars to start a reduced fare program for people 65 and older. Forty eight areas requested to participate and 52 total asked to join. The plan covers 58 weeks of lowered transit costs with funds already distributed to Cleveland Toledo and Steubenville while 13 other areas await distribution.
Officials report 391450 people attended Blossom Music Center concerts this season. It marks the second highest total in eight years, only behind last year’s 403166 attendance.
The Edgewood High School Homecoming queen will be crowned before the game. The Edgewood Cougars meet the Franklin Wildcats at 7 30 p m tonight.
Warren County Alcoholism Center head Wayne Dutton resigns effective today to study community health and organization at the University of Cincinnati. He will also serve as assistant to the regional director of the West Elkton School and helped form the Warren County Council on Alcoholism and court related DWI training programs. Health officials expect a replacement soon and Dutton plans to move into administration after graduation.
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