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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1977

Page

9

Elvis Impersonator Inspires Crowds At Ohio Memorial Show

Rick Saucedo, a 21 year old Cincinnati look alike, stunned fans at LeSourdsville Lake with Elvis Presley style singing. Crowds cheered as Saucedo spoke of carrying on the King’s spirit and recalled Elvis death on August 16. The event, planned six months ago as a tribute, drew emotional reactions from attendees and led to future memorial appearances.

LeSourdsville Lake Amusement Park Elvis Presley Elvis Cincinnati Rick Saucedo Dynamo LeSourdsville Troy Saucedo King Presley Chicago J. B Sumner and the Stumps Auditorium Theatre

Blake seeks third term as city commissioner in November race

City Commission Chairman Thomas Blake announces he will seek a third term in the November 8 election. With filing looming and no other candidates yet, incumbent James Choppy Saunders is circulating petitions while others consider entering the race. Blake cites time demands and business growth as factors in his decision.

City Commission Thomas Blake Blake Commission James Choppy Saunders Dan Danner Blake Steel Service, Inc C Dudley Inwood Ray Fening First National Bank Junior Achievement YMCA Middletown Butler County Board of Elections Blake and Saunders Ernie Lawson

Three Battery Thefts Strike Local Vehicles and Businesses

Police reported three battery thefts yesterday with a U Haul battery stolen from a Kaye gas station on Roosevelt Boulevard. Keith Bryant a city fireman said his $30 pickup battery was taken from the fire station. Patty Spicer reported a $30 battery stolen from her Lowell Street home. A large beer pitcher was stolen from Pizza Hut on Breiel Boulevard and three youths were seen. An FM stereo radio was taken from Donna Gentrys car on Kensington Street.

Kaye Roosevelt Boulevard Keith Bryant Patty Spicer Lowell St Breiel Boulevard Donna Gentry Kensington St

Last Weekend of City Pools Closes Before Labor Day

Douglas pool ends at 6 this evening while Yankee and Sunset pools close at 6 Monday. City pools saw August attendance exceed 13,000 with Sunset 8,747 visitors, Yankee 4,088, and Douglas 365. Ed Cox, supervisor of city pools, reports the totals.

Douglas Pool Yankee Sunset Pools Ed Cox City Pools Yankee Pool

Three Car Crash Involving Middletown Man Injures Driver

Middletown resident Donald Vincent Fitzgerald Sr. age 46 was injured in a three car crash on Ohio 122 at the Cincinnati Dayton Road yesterday around 5 12 pm. His car was rear ended by Robert Markert age 64 of Chester and pushed into a stopped vehicle driven by Kenneth Ray Smith age 22 of Roosevelt Blvd. Fitzgerald was taken to Middletown Hospital by the Lemon Township Life Squad.

Middletown Ohio 122 Cincinnati- Dayton Donald Vincent Fitzgerald Sr Bavarian Drive Middltown Hospital Lemon Township Robert Markert Chester LeSourdsville-West Road Fitzgerald Kenneth Ray Smith Roosevelt Blvd

Lebanon teachers plan informational protest walk over wage dispute

Lebanon teachers association will stage a 11 am to 1 pm protest walk to oppose the Board of Education’s rejection of arbitration for a new starting wage. President Dan Accurso says the action is informational not a strike, with pamphlets handed to passers-by. Negotiations began in February after an impasse and a panel recommended higher starting pay and in service raises, which the board declined in favor of a 9000 dollar base from 8739. teachers also sought dental insurance.

Lebanon Lebanon Teachers Association Board of Education Dan Accurso LTA

Fire and medical calls list across multiple city coordinates

The record lists several incidents including a late evening fire at 751 Kensington St with 90 year old William Driscoll admitted in fair condition, a 3105 Goldman Ave visit for Velma Caverly ill released, a 2:44 p.m. 305 Franklin St call for Ruth Morrison 62 admitted in serious condition, a basement fire at 2008 Arlington Ave causing $10 damage with no injuries, and a 10:27 a.m. crash at Tytus Ave and Illinois Ave involving head laceration for 83 year old Mark Walke.

Kensington St William Driscoll Goldman Ave Velma Caverly Franklin St Ruth Morrison Arlington Ave Tytus Avenue Illinois Ave Mark Walke Manchester Road

Middletown Hospital plans bond refinance to save millions

Middletown Hospital seeks to refinance a $17 million bond issue and re issue new bonds to reduce interest costs. Officials say refinancing could save at least $2 million by the end of the 30 year bond, with rates expected between 4.5 and 6.5 percent. City approval from the City Commission is required.

Middletown Mitchley City Commission Mischley

City and Lemon Township clash over water line plan

At a special Lemon Township meeting city officials asserted the right to install a 16 inch water line along Yankee Road into newly annexed industrial land, while trustees pressed for a permit and terms. They warned of lawsuits if digging began without formal agreement.

Middletown Oxford State Road Yankee Road Lemon Township Donald Linkous Robert Wieneke Sheldon Strand Law Department Linkous Dorothy Ingram Stanley Rothman Douglas Mansfield Strand Mansfield

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