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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1967
Page
26
Athens Ohio AP General Telephone officials say OU dorm students found a way to bill long distance calls to the campus phone system. They used a digit sequence to reach anywhere in the country from dorm local lines. Automatic records named callers and recipients, and the company asks students to confess and repay debts.
Fred D. Conrad of Amanda, operator of Conrad's Service Station and candidate for re election to the Lemon Township Board of Trustees, is not the same Fred Conrad attacked Saturday night. The other Fred Conrad, a resident of 1429 Oxford State Road, was treated for cuts after leaving the 900 Club with two men who robbed him.
Joseph Mastandrea of 4971 Pleasant Ave in Middletown sues for 35000 in Butler County Common Pleas Court over injuries from a Oct 30 1965 crash on S Verity Parkway near 14th Ave. The truck from F L Rose Lumber Co driven by David Smallwood rear ended his car causing whiplash and medical losses.
Lawrence Whiteman of 7111 Germantown Road told Butler County deputies that a boat a motor and a boat trailer valued together at 1200 dollars were stolen from his yard yesterday.
Middletown High stages The Remarkable Incident at a school setting unmasking a mock trial. Students face shocking deaths amid a community inquiry directed by Jim Butch with a large cast led by Reginald Rose’s drama. Tickets on sale at the box office.
Hamilton Airport Inc. says in Butler County Common Pleas Court that it purchased three Piper aircraft from Aero Acceptance Corp. and that S M Flight Training Inc. claims the planes were flown back to Hamilton last September. The defendant denies wrongdoing and asserts it bought the aircraft on August 24 with registration certification.
Fire crews responded yesterday at 2 05 p m to 812 16th Ave where Joseph Cunningham was treated after a choking incident, and at 3 20 p m a false alarm was reported at Garden Avenue and Elm Street.
A break in at 1308 Orchard Street damaged a rear basement window but yielded no theft. Police say intruders ransacked the basement and tried to enter the garage, then left empty handed. Another report at 702 Lincoln Street,Nancy Morgan’s Place Restaurant, involved a failed front door entry.
Martha Lawson of 8146 Kiester Road told Butler County deputies that someone has been stealing cement blocks from her yard and siphoning fuel oil from her tank. She did not estimate the total loss.
Hamilton resident Richard Goos, 23, who has been in a Hungarian jail for three months, is slated for release October 27 after a one month sentence reduction for good behavior. His East German smuggling case regarding a woman he hoped to marry remains unresolved. Goos, a student formerly at Bonn University and ISU exchange student, was arrested July 27 near the Hungarian border with Doris Beitlich.
Aeronca Inc acquires Air Devices Inc and Agitair Products Corp to join Burnod-Stacey Corp in environmental controls. The firms, with plants in Lansdowne Pennsylvania and Union City New Jersey, supply ceiling and strip line diffusers and related registers and grilles.
Mrs. Flossie McLean of Middletown named in the top eight percent of Holiday Inn housekeepers. She trained in Cincinnati and Wheeling and earned the honor at a Memphis conference based on quarterly inspection ratings from the hotel chain’s inspectors. She has a son Robert, daughter Sandra, and daughter Connie in Maple Park School.
A Kettering woman, Cora Cozner, 66, suffered minor injuries after being thrown from a car when a house trailer being towed began to sway on Interstate 75. Burgess W. Cozner, 65, the driver, lost control at about 8 30 a.m. twelve miles north of the Hamilton County line as the trailer overturned and the car rolled onto its top.
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