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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1976

Page

9

Pinball ruling upheld in Ohio appeals over dismissals

In Cincinnati the First District Court of Appeals upheld dismissals of 13 pinball machine cases. Prosecutors Holcomb and Bryant argued while Lamb had suppressed evidence, the court said Ohio does not grant a right to appeal and allowed only leave motions. Holcomb plans further appeal to the Ohio Court.

First District Court of Appeals Cincinnati Butler County John Holcomb Jerry Bryant J. T. Lamb Lamb Holcomb Ohio Court of Appeals

Middletown Area News Highlights Local Events

Local brief notes from Middletown area dated Saturday October 16, 1976 cover community happenings, school activities, and civic notices. Residents engage in weekend events and regional updates across the county.

Holcomb sues Dixie Cruise-In over obscene films

Holcomb files in Common Pleas Court against the Dixie Cruise-In Theater at 3009 S. Main St. Butler County seeks to end showing of alleged obscene films Smarty Pants and Penthouse Playgirls. The case cites violation of Ohio law and a traffic nuisance impacting Lemon Township and nearby highway visibility.

Dixie Cruise-In S. Main St Butler County John Holcomb Common Pleas Court Hamilton Earl Cox Stanley Rothman Leslie Spillane Smarty Pants Penthouse Keen Holcomb

Burglary and Thefts Reported At Several Homes In City

A color TV worth 450 dollars was stolen from Harold Allen at 1537 Brown St after a front door window was broken. Bob Pratt reported two would be thieves near his 1618 Lamberton St home. a man on a second floor ledge fled after a shout. Stanley Crouch’s 1731 Fernwood St residence lost a toolbox with two guns and other items valued at 200 dollars. Stella Poff’s 805 Elwood St saw a missing clock radio and antique clock. Orbain Banks at 2102 Howard St reported missing two watches rings and 20 dollars in cash. A court action seeks an injunction over obscene films with Rothman vowing to continue efforts to curb screenings despite threats and criticism.

Harold Allen Brown St Bob Pratt Lamberton St Pratt Burbank Street Stanley Crouch Fernwood St Stella Poff Elwood St Orbain Banks Howard St

Judge Denies Motion to Vacate Friday Night Rapist Sentence

Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer refused Eugene William Gall Jr’s bid to overturn his 1972 sentence of 10 to 25 years for armed robbery two counts of rape and multiple abductions. Gall argued police interrogation without counsel violated his rights but the court found no involuntary statements.

Butler County Common Pleas Court Fred B. Cramer Cramer

CG&E seeks gas rate hike to cover higher supplies

Cincinnati Gas & Electric filed with PUCO to raise natural gas rates, effective November 1, averaging a $4.83 monthly rise for residential customers. Higher wellhead prices and Columbia Gas Transmission costs drive the increase, which is often approved under Ohio law and may be refundable if wellhead pricing changes. The effect varies by home size and winter temperature across six counties.

The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Public Utilities Commission Cg&e Columbia Gas Transmission Corp PUCO Ohio Federal Power Commission EPC Hamilton Butler Clermont Warren Brown Clinton Counties

Car Crash Cuts Power Across City After Pole Strike

A 1 am crash on Sutphin Street near Grand Avenue left a utility pole toppled and a 60 mph car wrecked. Ronald Baier, 23, of 4108 Lewis St., was treated for forehead cuts and released from Middletown Hospital. The outage lasted about 90 minutes, disrupting police and fire radio communications and electrical supply east of Sutphin.

Sutphin Street Grand Avenue Ronald Baier Lewis St Middletown Hospital Baier Sutphin Grand

Taft predicts Ford victory in Ohio stop

U S Senator Robert A Taft Jr told about 25 Republicans and press at Miami University Airport he predicted a Ford win in Ohio on November 2 and said Carter is seen as liberal. He touted tax cuts and a college tax credit plan while praising job-creating industry for Ohio.

Oxford Republican Party Miami University Ford Taft Jimmy Carter Carter Howard Metzenbaum Cincinnati Ohio

Local Medical Run Notes Amid Emergency Calls

Emergency dispatches report multiple 911 responses. Persons include Daniel Bush age 25 at 22 Crawford St treated and released. Ray Chandler 44 with difficulty breathing. Joan Crase 44 with breathing issues treated and released. Elmer Clemmons 66 with chest pain admitted to intensive care in serious condition. Addresses include Bonita Drive Crawford and Curtis Street.

Bonita Drive Crawford Copennaver Sil Crawtord Daniel Bush Curtis St Girara Ave Ray Chandler Wii Taylor Ave Marshall North Ave Nannie Trimble Main St Joan Crase Garfield Elmer Clemmons

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