Middletown City Approves Safety Building Plan And Grants
A $260167 first quarter revenue sharing check arrives for Middletown, boosting the total to 1699801 since 1972. City Manager Dale Helsel notes funds fund studies and construction for a new safety building housing police courts and jail, while a denied 20000 grant affects a feasibility study. Construction set for October 1974, with two thirds of future revenue sharing earmarked for capital projects.
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Middletown
Dale Helsel
Helsel
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Ohio Department of
Hessel
Harry Weese & Associates
Chicago
Franklin backs PUD in Warren County project
Franklin City Manager Bernard Eichholz said Franklin can support the Towne East PUD though final approval rests with the Miami Conservancy District. The 40 acre mall complex with condos a motel and 12 acres of satellite shops would sit along Ohio 122 between Cincinnati Dayton Road and I 75. Developers Robert Keays and Adam Cristo welcomed the zoning board vote, while Middletown planners and Warren County officials weighed a string of construction conditions and sewer, traffic and buffer requirements.
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Zowers
Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Miami Conservancy District
Eichholz
Conservancy District
Middletown
PUD
Warren County Regional Planning Commission
The
County Zoning Board
Regional Planning Commission
Ohio 122
Riders back on buses after ridership dips surge to records
The City Transit System reports a weekly 4 564 riders and a single day 911 riders, the highest totals since two summer accidents. Since January CTS has moved 158 480 passengers, with a year goal of 214 200 unlikely under current rates. Projected 206 000 for 1973, a loss of 2 050 is anticipated. six buses cover five routes using 108 000 revenue sharing funds.
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CTS
Richard Clark
Middletown LWV Hosts Duplicate Unit Meetings on Campaign Financing
The Middletown League of Women Voters will hold two duplicate unit meetings tomorrow. At 9:30 a.m. at 2804 Central Ave. Mrs. Harry Finkelman hosts with Mrs. Knight Goodman as assistant. At 7:30 p.m. in the Olde Town community room co-hostesses are Mrs. August Hahn and Mrs. Cecil Kindred. The study topic is campaign financing.
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Middletown League of Women Voters
Harry Finkelman
Central Ave
Knight Goodman
Olde Town
August Hahn
Cecil Kindred
City drug treatment center plans expansion and new building
Director Lewis Griffin told the Board of Health a second residential building is sought for the federally funded center. The existing 403 Curtis St. site fails state rules for residential use while the former Edison School on S Main Street is under review. The center, now at 17 patients with a 215 capacity, aims for 80 percent readiness in six to eight weeks and may shift detox to the center. Methadone is seen as a therapeutic tool, not a substitute narcotic.
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Karen Garloch
Journal
Lewis Griffin
Griffin
Housing takeover sought for elderly Franklin project
Lebanon Franklin City Manager Bernard Eichholz asked the Warren County Metropolitan Housing Authority to include Harding House in its program. The move aimed to switch from FHA arrangements at the next WCMHA meeting. Ottis V. Turner was elected chairman with Paul Fitzgerald as vice chair and Albert Shepherd acting secretary.
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Lebanon
Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Warren County Metropolitan Housing Authority
WCMHA
Harding House
Federal Housing Administration
Ottis V. Turner
Paul Fitzgerald
Albert Shepherd
Franklin schools raise extra milk price and more
Franklin school board increased the price of additional half pint milk cartons with lunches from 3 to 10 cents, while the first carton remains included in lunch. The district also allows quick-pay invoicing to cut costs and will pay life insurance premiums for all employees. Parking decals for high school drivers may cost 50 cents, with possible exceptions for one day drivers.
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Eric von Klinger
Franklin
Franklin School Board
Edward Lynch
Lynch
Thomas J. Byrne
Clarence McDade
Shelby Middleton
Four men arrested after motel holdup and abduction
Middletown police captured four men early today in connection with a holdup and abduction at the Holiday Inn east of town. They allegedly stole about 250 dollars, forced night clerk Leonard Cate 22 of Monroe into his car, and fled. Cate identified ski masked assailants and noted a gun and knife used during the crime.
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Middletown
Holiday Inn
Here
Warren County
Leonard Cate
Monroe
Cate
Morris Turkelson
Gary Barker
Longfellow St
Kerry Martin
N. River St
Franklin
Carl Taylor
el Camino Drive
Anthony Blake
Grand Ave
Middletown Ptls
Garry Watson
John Reiring
University Boulevard
First Avenue
Union Road
The
Journal
Greentree Road
Russell Dwyer
Dixie Highway
Dwyer
Reiring
Watson
Local incidents report multiple medical visits across city
At 8:42 a.m. at 1404 Woodlawn Ave Mary Mondy 86 unconscious taken to hospital treated and released. At 12:16 a.m. 1714 Texas Ave William Daley 22 cuts on wrist taken to hospital treated. At 9:19 p.m. 4415 Central Ave Ed Easterning 277 of 2801 Baltimore St unconscious taken to hospital treated. At 2:49 p.m. Perkins Pancake House Germantown Road Betty Jo Hill 26 of 224 Franklin St ill taken to hospital treated.
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Woodlawn Ave
Mary Mondy
Texas Ave
William Daley
Central Ave
Easterning
Baltimore St
Perkins Pancake House
Germantown Road
Betty Jo Hill
Franklin St
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Spa
A.m
Blake
Linda Easterling
Outlaws
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Adiator
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Dillman Foods
Dillman Markets
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