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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1970

Page

8

City Court Fines $200 For Four Shopliftings and DWI

Four shoplifting suspects and one motorist were fined $200 and costs each by Judge J. T. Lamb in municipal court. Barbara Rook identified two blouses and three items worth 24.25, Chardell Lynch four items worth 7.26, and Stephanie Brewer two belts and a blouse worth 9.03. James Hood pleaded guilty to DWI and was jailed three days with driving suspension. Stephen Slamka lost two pistols to confiscation and paid 100 for CCW plus 100 for careless driving. Burglary charges against George Seigrist were withdrawn.

a_ Rink J. T. Lamb Municipal Court Bert Harbin Rink Barbara Rook Olive St Franklin Harbin Chardell Lynch N. Main St Stephanie Brewer Shefield St James Edward Hood 18Th Ave Stephen J. Slamka Baltimore St

Ohio voters face tax levies and major races in 1968 election

Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown projects about 3.296 million voters in the general election with 116 General Assembly seats and 24 U.S. Congress posts up for grabs along with 11 bond issues totaling 323 million dollars and 487 school levies. Absentee ballots rise and turnout may reach record levels as major contests for governor and U.S. Senate draw attention.

Columbus Ohio U. S. Senate Ohio General Assembly Ted W Brown Ohio Education Association Lancaster Fairfield County Mike Disalle John Gilligan Roger Cloud Senate U.S Robert Taft Jr Cleveland Howard M. Metzenbaum Cuyahoga County

Not Much To Drink On Election Tuesday

Ohio liquor stores will close on election day 6 a.m. to 7 30 p.m. under state law. No exemptions exist for the 7 30 p.m. hour even if polls close early. 3 2 beer may be sold all day. Middletown stores list varied hours today and Monday.

Ohio Donald D. Cook Ohio Department of Liquor Control Gordon Johnson OCLC Johnson Middletown South Main Street Breiel Boulevard Jesus Christ

Car Stolen From Brown's Sohio Station in Ohio

John Brown owner of Brown's Sohio Service Station at Ohio 122 and West Alexandria Road told Butler County police a 1968 model Volkswagen was stolen from the station yesterday. Police noted the same station experienced a break in the night before.

John Brown Sohio Ohio 122 West Alexandria Road Butler County

Neighbor Hospitals weigh joint merger plan in Hamilton

Fort Hamilton and Eugene H. Hughes Memorial hospitals, 162 feet apart, study a shared building concept to consolidate dietary, surgery, laboratory, X ray and therapy services while keeping separate administrations. The will's terms on communicable diseases affect any legal merge. Fort Hamilton renovates and adds 28 beds as a connecting building is envisioned for the future.

Fort Hamilton Eugene H. Hughes Memorial Hospitals Hamilton Gaston Herd Fort Hamilton Hospital Herd Eugene H. Hughes

Warsaw Pact Meeting Concludes in Varna

The three day Warsaw Pact meeting in Varna Bulgaria ended with commanders reporting on 1970 combat readiness training and outlining 1971 tasks. Tass said discussions were in a friendly atmosphere and mutual understanding among participants.

Pact Varna Bulgaria Tass

Hamiltonian Bound Over In Slaving

A 41 year old Hamilton man Seldon Cellins pleaded innocent to first degree murder and was ordered held to the Butler County Grand Jury without bond. He is charged in the Oct 21 shooting of James E. Chapman 48 in the UAW hall parking lot at 1233 Symmes near Fairfield. Chapman's wife was in the car during the shooting.

Fairfield Hamilton Henry J Bruener Butler County Seldon Cellins Reservoir St James E. Chapman Symmes Road Chapman United Automobile Workers Union

Ezra Pound Turns 85 in Venice Celebration

American poet Ezra Pound celebrated his 85th birthday in Venice with his companion Olga Rudge and two Venetian friends at his home.

Venice Italy Ezra Pound Olga Rudge

Baby girl yields from Vital Statistics report

Vital Statistics notes a birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Fields at 611 Clark St yesterday. Out of town listings include twin girls born Oct 29 at St. Rita's Hospital to Mrs. Jack Shaffner in Lima and other birth or individual notices for Franklin, Trenton, and nearby areas mentioning relatives and addresses.

Danny Fields Clark St Jack Shaffner Lima St. Rita's Hospital Anna Presta S. Dixie Highway Franklin

Vandals Burn Mini-Bike Belonging to Bruce Sampson

Vandals poured gasoline on a mini-bike owned by Bruce Sampson of 5911 West Alexandria Road Middletown and set it on fire. The bike was moved from a garage to the yard before the blaze. Loss estimated at $200.

Bruce Sampson Alexandria Road Middletown Butler County

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