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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1975
Page
2
The First District Court of Appeals ruled Lebanon cannot levy a special assessment on downtown merchants to fund brick sidewalks. The decision upholds a 1974 ruling that no special benefit was shown to Selma F. Hose, owner of the Yesterday Shop, and may affect five similar suits.
Mayor Roger Stebelton urged council to seek legislation capping train speeds at 5 mph within Carlisle after repeated failed requests to Penn Central. An ordinance and zoning code draft were expected, with a work session set for Oct 2 to discuss Gross Acres standing water and Chamberlain Road issues.
Researchers study termite trail pheromones as a lure to guide termites into targeted control. By reproducing the secretion in test tubes they aim to attract and trap the insects, potentially advancing pest management strategies.
About 30 residents attended a public hearing on Springboro's new zoning code. They questioned East Street’s move to central business district and urged preserving residential character. council may restore East Street to residential with a three fourths vote. Some proposed expansion of preservation districts and creekside walkways with park land.
Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Judges ordered the VICTOR Volunteers in Corrections to Overcome Recidivism program discontinued. William Powers said the order followed a judge meeting. The program, run by Adult Probation, operated about 18 thousand dollars annually with county and state funding. Bearl Joyce, former director, resigned last Sept. 1 and Mrs. Mary House succeeded. Powers called the program ineffectual and said he never recommended cancellation.
Linda Geffert a Barbeton housewife 26 won Ohio Lottery top prize 300000 amid a list of winners including Charles Freeman 30 000 Earl Lindsey 15 000 Warren Hunley Barbara Rachel and Robert Van Sickle. Buckeye 300 numbers 394 843911 Lucky Buck 408 821779 08537. Also notices of deaths and funerals for Leonard Verne Baker Anna Katherine Ruth Kathryn Zenz Gilbert W Everhart and Leonard Selby with burial and service details.
Maria Belen MORROW Morrowville first grader at Maineville Elementary named Little Miss Grapette at Valley Vineyards Ohio Wine Festival. Event runs yesterday today and tomorrow with grape stomping contests live music amateur wine making booths tours and samples. Valley Vineyards two miles west of Morrow on US 22. Also includes obituaries and funeral notices for local residents with service details and burial plans.
Five citizens band radios were reported stolen from cars around the city yesterday. Betsy Miller 3908 Central Ave lost a 375 unit, and Pat Johnson 7115 Shaker Road had a 125 radio taken at Hoerner Waldorf. Other thefts include Harrold Sherwood 159 McClure St and Victor McGuire 6952 Ronald Dr with radios stolen from their cars. A West Chester man, Ronald Erfman, 19, was injured in a single vehicle crash on US 42 while allegedly intoxicated. He was treated at Bethesda North Hospital and released.
The long running standard school readers were written by Professor William Holmes McGuffey with his first and second readers published in 1836, shaping American classroom instruction for generations.
County commissioners approved a 45000 allocation to the Board of Elections to cover unanticipated costs from special elections training and other items. The cost of tabulating ballots this November could be deducted from a 56000 contract if a broader deal with Southwestern Ohio Regional Computer Center is approved.
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