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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1977
Page
13
Middletown High School advanced math class led by Mrs Louise McBain features students illustrating sine and cosine curves. Ann Hessel subbed stained glass for her project with help from her father City Manager Date Helsel, while remaining the focus of the assignment and grading policy.
Carlisle officials review a proposed renewal of a fire protection contract with Franklin Township trustees. Township members question legality of payments to village firemen and discuss sharing fuel and chief’s pay. A new Carlisle fire station at Keays and Martz Paulin roads is planned with U S public works funds.
Fire incidents reported at Armco Steel Door 402 and 424 Cribbs Ave. Sparks from switches start blaze. no transport after arrival. A vacant building fire linked to careless youth smoking ignites a mattress. firefighter sustains a second degree burn. Car hood fire on Yankee Road due to transmission leak. no loss. A medical run to Middletown Senior High School area with patient treated and released.
Over the weekend at the Triasco plant on 14th Avenue thieves drove several trucks and stole tool boxes a battery gas cans and other items. A garage door panel was removed at Dempster Tire on Verity Parkway and a bubble gum machine and a pop machine were broken into. A back door was kicked in at an apartment on Waite Steiners with a stereo and records taken. A balcony screen was cut at 6241 Wicoff Street and money stolen from a wallet. Items including rp electric lens and i t were reported stolen from 1600 Lawn Ave.
Ara A. Noble 21 of Carlisle and Ethel M Goode 33 of Dayton were each fined 150 dollars and costs, sentenced to three days in jail but suspended from driving six months, and referred to traffic school. Perry Reiff 20 of Cincinnati received a three day sentence suspended for June 1% incident against Kathy Morton at Towne Mall. Arthur Taulbee 18 of Middletown was fined zero dollars and costs for failure to display registration.
Ohio voters weigh Issue 2 to ban leghold traps in wildlife trapping. The measure would make each violation a crime and let residents seek injunctions, with penalties including court costs and attorney fees. Proponents tout cruelty reduction and disease control, while opponents warn of broader trapping bans harming wildlife management.
Minister and two of his sons killed when a plane crashed near Hamilton, wreckage located after the tragedy. Authorities reported no survivors and began investigations into the cause.
The Rev. Mr. Robinson piloting a Beechcraft Bonanza along with his two sons Ricky and Terry was found dead in a wooded area near Sandy Hill Ridge in the Daniel Boone National Forest north of London Kentucky. The Rev. Mr. Robinson had departed London Corbin Airport about 9 45 p m Saturday for Hamilton after preaching in London. Weather cautions for marginal visual flying were noted though not a violation of regulations. Burial arrangements are to be in London Kentucky.
County officials said two new youth employment programs will start in Butler County with federal funds. The Youth Employment and Training Program will receive 474 767 and the Youth Community Conservation and Improvement Program 10 468. Applications must be filed with the U S Department of Labor by December 4.
The Monroe Village Council will review an anti handbill ordinance restricting advertising circulars at private homes without owner permission. Agenda includes renewal of the village manager’s contract, a wage scale for employees, and the schedule of paid holidays for village staff.
The 10 day Tri State Billy Graham Crusade starts Friday at Cincinnati Hivertron Coliseum with 17400 seats. Doors open 5 40 pm for open seating and 730 pm services follow nightly through May .
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