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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1976
Page
8
About 11 000 visitors explored Caesars Creek Pioneer Village near Harveysburg seeing 19th century crafts in action. Vendors churned butter for tasters while locals explained cedar shingles sorghum cooking and wool spinning as a nostalgic peek at daily tasks of early Americans.
Village solicitor says mayor cannot alter Municipal Building without Village Council approval. Council may direct Anslinger to hire a consultant for an office plan and must approve any physical changes. Debate over who controls the fire department remains unresolved under state law and village ordinances.
Ervin Boyd, inmate at Lebanon Correctional Institution, asks for acquittal or retrial after Ohio Supreme Court ruled a defendant need only raise self defense to create reasonable doubt. Judge postpones ruling to allow written arguments.
Jacksonburg Mayor James Conrad says the town now has clearer street lighting after CG&E replaced thirteen 21,000 lumen mercury vapor lamps, upgrading from twelve 2,500 lumen and one 7,000 lumen units. He cites easier lawn work at night and the improved ability to identify cars from across his home, though some residents plan to remove their security lights due to overbrightness.
Trenton City Manager Melvin Ryder urged motorists to stay cautious on downtown State Street after the first phase of paving following sewer work. He noted a traffic island near Miami Street has been driven over twice despite barricades, with no motorists stopping. Further work, including top coating striping and signs, remains to be done.
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