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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1976
Page
9
Nearly 300 residents heard 24 candidates discuss priorities for state and county offices at a joint Middletown Jaycees and Chamber forum. Speakers included incumbents and challengers for U.S. House and Ohio Senate and County offices with emphasis on economy, unemployment, crime, budgets, and public trust.
Joyce Ann Daley of West Elkton lost control on Michael Road at Hetzler, crossed the centerline, and plunged 30 feet into a creek, sustaining head lacerations and a back injury. She was taken to Middletown Hospital with doctors unsure of admission.
A series of emergency runs were recorded yesterday night including a hospital treat and release for Luther Mosley after an altercation near 900 Block of Eighth Avenue, a nosebleed for Davia Griffin at 14S Main St, and a non transport call on W Sutphin St. An emergency run at 415 McGuire Ave. ended with minor property damage totaling $9 at Don Daly’s residence due to a short in a dishwasher wiring.
Shirley Willis of Lemon Monroe High School earned the Virginia Shaffer Award for 1976 from the Middletown Teachers Association. A social studies teacher since 1961 she serves on the Ohio Education Association Executive Committee and coordinates the Educators' Political Action Committee in the 57th district.
A Citizens band radio valued at 100 dollars was stolen from the car of Joan Chamberlain at 2709 Central Ave while parked in the Black Clawson lot yesterday. A 20 year old woman remained in good condition at the hospital after reportedly taking 15 sleeping pills at her home yesterday morning. A Dolly truck was stolen from a beer truck at the rear of the Horseshoe Bar on South Main Street.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and Nationwide Insurance promote Identifax to curb a 300 per cent rural crime rise since 1964. Homeowners pay 1.50 for a kit with an identification number and stylus to mark valuables, data stored in a New York computer for rapid tracing by agencies.
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