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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1975
Page
14
Dayton Ohio relies on taxis to move 59 magnet program students amid low enrollment and tight 20 minute class transfers. Transportation director Kenneth Hall says buses cost more and a full bus fleet may be needed if magnet participation rises.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes unveils a Cost Control Council report with 590 proposals to save $216 million annually and generate $48.5 million more yearly. A key idea calls for a zero-base budgeting system, starting programs from zero every two years. Rhodes says lawmakers over-appropriated funds and orders a 2 percent cut across departments amid 1,500 layoffs. The six member team will study feasibility next week with department heads.
Summit County Common Pleas Judge Sam Bell granted a 14 day restraining order blocking Sheriff Weyandt from barring drunks from the Summit County jail. Akron and Tallmadge police said they have no holding facilities and the county must honor its housing contract.
Ohio commerce director J Gordon Peltier urged residents to inspect home heating systems as cold weather nears. He advised checking a furnace company’s reputation with the commerce department Consumer Protection Division the Better Business Bureau or a local heating and air conditioning association.
Municipal Court Judge John B. Tracy handed jail sentences to several drivers in Franklin. Raymond Haag, 24, was jailed two days, fined 100, and banned from driving for six months after a DUI. James Grays, 23, received three days with a suspended sentence and a $100 fine for driving while suspended.
Three people with Florida addresses were arrested in Cincinnati on charges tied to more than 400 counterfeit Ohio lottery tickets. Janet S. Kaser faces forgery and unlawful possession, while Charles R. Daniels and Thomas A. Benfield are charged with forgery. All are jailed awaiting Monday court appearances with FBI involvement in the probe.
List of marriage license petitions and domestic relations actions from County Courts including names ages addresses occupations and spouses. Also notes civil suits filed by Wilco Box Co American Insurance Hartford Fire against Lebanon city and a $1 million injury suit from Western Auto and partners.
Montgomery County Judge Stanley S. Phillips modified a prior gag order in the Emoff murder kidnapping case after talks with Dayton editors. The new order allows public officials to share standard public information while barring disclosure of prior records, confessions, witness identities, plea options, and opinions on guilt or innocence. Three Dayton men are indicted alongside Emoff, who was abducted and later found shot after a $400 000 ransom.
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