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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1973
Page
2
The Youngstown Education Association plans a 7:30 p m ratification vote on a tentative contract to end a three week strike by more than 1 000 teachers. Details will be announced after the membership vote and settlements with 23 building trades workers await approval.
Obituaries and funeral notices for Stella A Barrett and multiple local residents. Details include service times addresses burial sites Mooring at Woodside Cemetery, involvement in local lodges, veterans status, survivors, and memorial contributions. Services span Middletown Hamilton Oxford and Dayton areas with Catholic and Protestant rites noted.
The Warren County Zoning Board postponed ruling on the Towne East planned unit development near Ohio 122 and I-75 in Franklin Township. The county planning commission had recommended denial. A crowded session moved to a courtroom with 30 day decision window.
Warren County Board of Elections rejects petitions to place by the glass liquor sales on the November ballot for the new VFW hall on W Main Street. The ruling follows a prosecutor’s recommendation that the election be held in Turtlecreek Township rather than Lebanon precincts, keeping the area dry until a future vote.
The National Labor Relations Board orders a fresh representation election at Aeronca Inc after IAM claims irregularities in the June 29 vote that favored the Aeronca Employees Union 312 to 288. A new vote must occur within 30 days unless the company seeks a review by Oct 4.
Armco Steel Corp. said certain flat rolled steel prices will rise effective Oct 1. Increases include hot rolled sheet and bands four dollars per ton, hot rolled strip four fifty, cold rolled sheets four fifty, enameling long tenne and cold rolled strip six, galvanized five fifty, aluminized two, and cold rolled for motor laminations six fifty. Oriented electrical steels gain twenty dollars per ton, partially restoring a prior decrease. Dimension and processing extras rise on aluminized, galvanized, long tennes and oriented products. Company fits changes to Cost of Living Council order.
Problems in the proposed rerouting of Ohio 122 near Sebald Park prompt a data request from the Federal Highway Administration. Harold Kramer of the Chamber of Commerce cites air and noise impacts and deeds affecting about a half acre of park land. Division 8 expects to forward the information within a week for final approvals at regional and federal levels.
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Southeast Local School District of Ravenna for legally terminating Gary Whitsel in 1970 over an unauthorized student assembly. The panel cited disquieting overtones and oppressive atmosphere at Southeast High School amid Kent State related events.
A lay witness mission starts Friday at 5 p.m. at Amanda United Methodist Church and runs through Sunday. Rev. Don Kochersperger and Donald Stahl lead with witnesses from multiple Ohio and Indiana cities. Saturday events include an 8:30 a.m. service, noon lunch, 5 p.m. team dinner, and 7:30 p.m. session. Sunday features 9:15 a.m. Sunday school and a 7 p.m. evaluation service with nursery care for children.
Carlisle High School announces Carlisle-Evelyn Adams elected president of the Intensive Office Education Club. Vice president Debbie Faulkner, secretary Sherry Oglesby, treasurer Rhonda Preston, historian Marilyn Hensley, parliamentarian Diane Warmouth. Senior C.E. teacher coordinator Mrs Alva Riley.
Former Middletown man John Dakin, 34, of Atlanta, is to appear in municipal court on a degree murder charge in the Dec 15 1970 shooting of Gene's cafe owner John Duhamel at 2032 Carolina St. Police report a handwritten confession and a witness description of a 45 year old man. Duhamel, also an Armco Steel employee, died from a head wound when shot at close range. A gun was later found beneath his body.
Virginia born John Marshall became the fourth chief justice of the Supreme Court, with birth date September 24, 1755.
The school board plans to transfer undeveloped land south of Jefferson Road to the Mayfield attendance area to preempt student impact before housing develops. Superintendent Robert Johnson notes the move will occur now and before residents arrive. The agenda also includes salary adjustments for 10 teachers and administrators after extra training.
Police reported Donald Murphy of 125 N Grimes St found a juvenile suspect in his home and took him into custody after a theft of 125 dollars. Joseph Pollock of Servomation 3316 Tytus Ave said 98 bags of potato chips 624 candy bars and assorted gum were stolen from a truck in the Servomation lot over the weekend. the padlock had been pried off.
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