Middletown Open Housing Hearings Set for Tonight at 7:30
Public hearings on the Middletown open housing ordinance begin at 7:30 p.m. in the City Building auditorium. Mrs. Marva Sampson, coordinator for the Citizens' Council on Human Relations, invites speakers and notes five minute limits. Those who wish to speak should call 423-5771 to be placed on the agenda for one of three nights. The measure seeks penalties for housing discrimination in sales or rentals.
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Middletown
Marva Sampson
Citizens’ Council On Human Relations
Sampson
City commissioners set agenda with bills and zoning actions
Tomorrow at 7 p.m. the city board will pay nine month bills and levy Clifton Farms assessments for the East End sewer extension. They plan two Miami Avenue lots, hear Aviation Club and realtor Dorsey Shepherd on N Verity Parkway median cut, and second reading of a private contractor housing ordinance with the federal government.
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Clifton Farms
East End
Miami Avenue
Aviation Club
Burglary Loot Taints Local Homes and Store
Burglars stole about $40 in records from Carol Paynter at 610 Cleveland St after prying a widow’s screen. They also raided the Dimond National Free Products Division on W Central Ave taking cash and a money order rack. A guard discovered the loss during rounds.
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Carol Paynter
Cleveland St
Dimond National Free Products
W. Central Avenue
Republican
Middletown Civic Association considers board expansion
The Middletown Civic Association plans a vote over the next two weeks on amending its regulations to allow up to 10 additional one year board members from nearby areas. The change aims to broaden representation while preserving nine seats filled in three year cycles and the October meeting date. Ballots distributed at work or by mail require at least a 10 percent yes vote.
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Middletown Civic Association
Civic
Donald E. Reichelderfer
Reichelderter
Board of Governors
Reichelderfer
Donald Driscoll
Sorg
Spending Said Key to Troubles in Integrated Schools
Robert Brown of the Urban League urged shifting public spending toward education at PLUS, Columbus, noting 14 to 15 years to educate a child to high school level. He spoke at First United Presbyterian Church on quality education in integrated schools.PLUS reported an ice cream social at Wilson School netting $194. Teclu will meet again in November.
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Robert Brown
Urban League
Columbus
PLUS
Last Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Brown
Wilson School
Udell Hightower
S Cial
Teclu
Agin
Madison Junior High Break-in Steals Slides and Watches
Deputies reported a break-in at Madison Junior High School where a slide viewer and an unknown number of slides were stolen. Two wrist watches were taken from a lost and found box, with entry via a broken classroom window. In a separate incident, a jukebox at Kip’s Go Go on Oxford State Road suffered entry through a back door and damage to a cigarette machine.
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Madison Junior High School
Deptities
Kip
Oxford State Road
Teen Republicans Elect Officers At Club Meeting
Steve Blazer was elected president of the Teenage Republican Club. Denis Jena and Deirdre Rathbun were chosen as co vice presidents, Billy Mack as secretary, and John Grove as treasurer.
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Steve Blazer
Repblican Club
Denis Jena
Deirdre Rathbun
Billy Mack
John, Grove
Junior Miss Finalists Named From Middletown Area
Twelve 17 year old high school seniors were chosen as Junior Miss finalists from 28 candidates in a Middletown Jaycee led selection. The finalists include three from Fenwick, one from Madison, one from Lemon Monroe and seven from Middletown High with rehearsals to follow before the November 2 pageant in Middletown High auditorium.
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Middletown Jaycee
Earl Mack
Middletown High
Tiasennans Intanwiawe
Vncmctvd
Roosevelt Junior High School
Fenwick
Lemon- Monroe
Madison
Jennifer Lloyd
Poinciana Road
Calvin Lloyd
Cathy Kiesewetter
Orchard St
John Kiesewetter
Roslyn Fay
Roosevelt Ave
Robert Fay
Robyn Jones
Middletown-Eaton Road
Marion Jones
Lemon-Monroe
Denise Kimberlin
Brittan Lane
Arthur Kimberlin
Middletown
Elizabeth Evans
7Th Ave
Robert Evans
Mary Jo Moorehead
Ellen Drive
James Moorehead
Donna Worman
Goldman Ave
Don Worman
Vicki Surgenor
S. Elmer Drive
Herman Surgenor
Debbi Turrell
Rosedale Road
Roger Turrell
Janie VanGilder
Miller and Armbruster Win AFL-CIO Backing in Labor Endorsements
Democrats Lloyd Miller and David E. Armbruster received the Ohio AFL-CIO endorsement for the 24th and 39th districts respectively, along with James H. Dolan and Arthur S. Reiff. Labor officials noted candidates had not sought endorsements before the primary and Miller said he was interviewed by a union representative about three weeks ago.
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Lloyd Miller
David E. Armbruster
Ohio Afl-Cio
James H. Dolan
Hamilton
Senate
Arthur S. Reiff
Miller
Afl-Cio
Homeowner Held on Arson Charges After Serial Firebombings
Jack Stamper 36 of 933 14th Ave faces arson charges after his home was targeted by firebombs at least six times this summer. Bond set at 2500. he remains in custody. Fire caused 600 dollars damage to porch and living room. investigators analyze three bomb contents at Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation. Stamper denies initiating fires. motives unclear.
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Jack Stamper
Stamper
14Th Ave
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
London
Woodside Cemetery
Stemper
4Th
Armco Steel Corp
Two Cyclists Hurt In I 75 Crash Near Middletown
A Dayton woman and her husband were listed in fair and good condition at Middletown Hospital after a two motorcycle and car crash on Interstate 75 one mile south of Route 123. Billy Harris and Ruby Harris, both injured, were among several riders in a southbound group when Lawrence Branham's car pulled into the ramp and triggered a loss of control. The accident, at 3 15 p.m., remains under investigation.
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Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Interstate 75
Rt. 123
Billy Harris
Ruby
Donald E. Coblentz
Mary Frances Dunley
Lawrence C. Branham
Forest St
Franklin
Branham
Harris
Hearing Stated In Beating Of Baby Boy
Frank Newell 30 of 8 Park Terrace Apartments to appear in Hamilton Municipal Court on a second degree murder charge for the fatal beating Saturday of his six month old son Paul Newell. Dr. Garret Boone said the infant had head and abdominal injuries and rib fractures.
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Hamilton
Frank Newell
Park Terrace
Park Ave
Hamilton Municipal Court
Paul Newell
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
David
Mercy Hospital
Fire and Medical Calls Reported Around City
Fire at 1509 Fairmount Ave damaged a dryer with 35 dollars of damage at Cecil Bryant home. At 2004 Queen Ave Leonard Davis 46 of Columbus suffered chest pains and was taken to Middletown Hospital. At 1220 Young St Albert Greenwood 62 of 1712 S Verity Pkwy had difficulty breathing and was treated at Middletown Hospital. At 1702 Columbia Ave James R Blair 18 ill declined treatment, Burnis Wright 43 at the same address cut finger declined treatment.
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Fairmount Ave
Cecil Bryant
Queen Ave
Leonard Davis
Columbus
Middletown Hospital
Young St
Albert Greenwood
S. Verity Parkway
Columbia Ave
James R. Blair
Burnis Wright
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Oxford
Steigerwald
Broader Civic Board
Madison High School
David Malone
Denver Noggle
Raymon Pappalardo
Malone
the Monroe
Johnson
Monroe
Manchester Machine CO
Marty Miller
Paul Deger
Vic LeRoy
Uli ER
Bertha Newell
Newell
Longview State Hospital
Euin
Michelin
Man UK
Michelin Tire Corporation
Bus Dempster General Tire
N. Verity Pkwy
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