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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1973
Page
6
Security guard Frank Wills who uncovered the Watergate break in was honored by the NAACP at a reception held last night at the Martin Luther King Library in Washington.
Fifteen Fenwick High School girls compete for Miss Fenwick on September 23 in the fifth annual Miss Fenwick Pageant. The Dollar and Sense Monopoly themed show features talents from folk guitar to jazz dance with multimedia effects.
Ohio officials held hearings on revisions to the state building code including whether local agencies remain certified to enforce it. Cincinnati’s certification was continued conditionally after probation, amid a state probe that found four new downtown buildings violating code. The city revamped its building department with added inspectors and a new head.
Six area drivers were judged guilty by Acting Municipal Judge Anthony Valen of violating the city anti-noise ordinance. Charles Mosley 28, Arthur Rose 40, James Bush 25, and Kenton William 22 were fined 50 dollars plus costs. half of William’s fine was suspended. Homer Morgan 25 and William Sapp 19 were found guilty of speeding and anti-noise violations with 60 dollars cost. Rickey Butler 19 was fined 50 dollars for driving an unsafe vehicle with 25 dollars suspended. Larry Fitzpatrick 24 pleaded guilty to driving without a license and paid 25 dollars plus costs.
The Middletown Area YMCA will host fall dance sessions starting Sept 29 in its auditorium. Three sections run 9 to 10 for ages 5–7, 10 to 11 for 8 and up in ballet, and 11 to noon for 8 and up in modern dance. Debby Kinney of Oxford leads each class. enrollment capped at 15 per class. Y members pay $3, nonmembers $8 for eight weeks.
A joint meeting of the Butler County Area and Cincinnati Personnel associations will discuss Management Dilemmas Equal Opportunity or Affirmative Action. William S McEwen manager of the equal opportunity office Monsanto Chemical Co will speak. The dinner meeting is at Howard Johnsons 11440 Chester Road Cincinnati near I 75 and Sharon Road Exit.
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