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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
8
Monroe voters must return the village hall site survey by midnight today. The committee outlined three tentative sites with total costs of 39500, 73000, and 30000 respectively and plans to tabulate results for release next week.
A Franklin meeting with CSO representative Judith Aaron explored bringing the Area Artist Series to the town. The plan would deliver 13 concerts over three days including 10 children shows and 3 adult performances, with a $6,000 city cost funded by grants and organized by a volunteer committee.
Warren County common pleas judges William W. Young and P. Daniel Fedders disposed of 396 civil, domestic and criminal cases in August. Nine new criminal cases were filed, 17 terminated. 38 civil filed, 14 terminated. 65 new divorces filed and 275 disposed of in domestic relations. All criminal cases on the docket set for trial to curb backlog. new divorce rules cut temp hearings and require background material at filing.
A new trial was ordered for former Columbus police Capt. Jerry Ryan Jr. who was convicted of taking bribes from a numbers racketeer and sentenced to 10 years. The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled that testimony by former Safety Director James Hughes and businessman Donald Tishman was hearsay, inadmissible and prejudicial.
Franklin and Carlisle high schools choose homecoming queens for tonight's festivities. Carlisle candidates shown left to right are Freda Mackey Donna Wallen Debbie Dalton Donna Hill and Nancy Stebelter. Franklin candidates are Joyce Reagan Mary Lou Robbins Trena Kidder Georgia Frisch and Paula Murray.
A follow up meeting for all interested in organizing the project is planned for next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Franklin City Building.
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