Miami Awaiting HEW Reply On Campus Visit
Miami University community waits for a decision from the Department of Health Education and Welfare on a possible compliance visit over alleged racial discrimination. Student leaders accuse the administration of structural racism and call for swift action and meaningful education for black students.
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Miami
Hew
Oxford
Miami University
Martin Luther King Jr
Miami University of Disof Health, Education and
Payne
Black Student Action Association
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Shriver
F. Stanley Lusby
University
Dr. King
Reed-Klopp Opens at 1200 Central Ave
The notice invites readers to visit Reed-Klopps at 1200 Central Ave or call 422-6372 for more information.
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Central Ave
Why Not Surround Yourself With Beauty in Your Home
Promote home interior upgrades with a call to decorative consultants. The ad urges readers to inspect rooms, consider new furniture or lamps, and visit the store or call 422-6373 for in home design help.
City Commission to Hear Public Hearings on Housing and Zoning
Two public hearings are scheduled at 7 p.m. in the City Building auditorium. Developers Al Rubin and Tom Strinko seek four-apartment project on Breiel Boulevard north of Central Avenue. A zoning change proposal for 911 Neibar St would convert D-2 residential to P-2 professional service. First reading set to ban door to door solicitation by traveling salesmen with protesting group expected.
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City Commission
Breiel Boulevard
Central Avenue
al Rubin
Tom Strinko
Neibar St
President Named Nationwide Insurance Chief in Ohio
Columbus AP reports Dean W. Jeffers age 62 was elected president of Nationwide Insurance Companies succeeding Bowman Doss who retires Jeffers has served as vice president since 1946 and will lead the organization from its headquarters in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dean W. Jeffers
Friday
Natiowide Insurance Companies
Bowman Doss
Jeffers
Trenton Enforces Curfew for Under 18s
Trenton will enforce its curfew ordinance for residents under 18 after repeated warnings. Mayor Robert King cites vandalism after 2 a.m. and requires no loitering from 10 p.m. to sunrise unless with a guardian. fines up to 50 dollars. Animals must be tied or enclosed with 25 dollar fines per offense.
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Trenton
Robert King
King
Tire Slashing Spree Hits Eight Cars
Vandals cut seventeen tires on eight cars in a Saturday incident. Two tires were cut on each of four vehicles belonging to Thomas Hounshell Hortense Carter Hellie Hammons and John Henshul. Four tires were cut on two cars owned by Seanah Ashworth and Mike Dixon. A single tire was cut on Dortha Goforth’s car.
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Thomas Hounshell
Park St
Hortense Carter
Hellie Hammons
John Henshul
Highland St
Pioneer Finance Co
Central Ave
Seanah Ashworth
A&p
First Ave
Mike Dixon
Dortha Goforth
McKinley St
First Avenue
Broad Street
Thief Steals from Turf Bar and Home Safe
Vernon Childs owner of the Turf Bar reports a thief unlocked the business and stole 232 dollars hidden there. Over two months, 150 dollars in quarters and half dollars were taken from Orlan Tolliver’s gun cabinet. Four tires vanished from a Marathon station at Grand Avenue and Gideon Road.
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Vernon Childs
Central Ave
Orlan Tolliver
Manchester Ave
Marathon
Grand Avenue
Gideon Road
Car vandalism damages Ritche’s vehicle at home
Vandals slashed the top of a car owned by Charles Ritche of 1404 Young Street while parked at his residence Sunday afternoon. Estimated damage is 100 dollars.
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Charles Ritche
Young St
Fire and medical calls in local streets and addresses
Fire at 18th Avenue and Minnesota Street damages a car owned by Clifford Wilson at 613 20th Ave due to a short circuit in a distributor causing $50 damage. At 2011 Woodlawn Ave Elza Mann 61 was treated for back pains at Middletown Hospital and dismissed.
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18Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Clifford Wilson
20Th Ave
Woodlawn Ave
Elza Mann
Middletown Hospital
Fire at Lee's Lakeside Inn Causes Major Damage
Fire investigators planned to determine the cause of a 45 000 two alarm blaze at Lee's Lakeside Inn 2019 Tytus Ave. Early reports say the cafe interior is a total loss with extensive damage. two upstairs apartments suffered smoke and water damage. Two firefighters were treated for injuries.
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Lee’s
Lakeside Inn
Tytus Ave
Fire Department
N. Clinton St
Charles Hansel
Ira Metzger
Florida
Yard Waste Collections Begin This Spring
Ken Young announces city curbside yard waste pickups run April 1 through September 30. Residents may place grass clippings prunings and similar waste in curbside containers by 7 30 a m on collection days. Each home may set out 40 gallons of refuse. bundles max three feet. Special large loads available for a fee with a $1 50 minimum. Yard waste differs from the spring cleanup dates to be announced.
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Ken Young
Young
City Public Service
C. A. Boeke
Plentiful Applicants Sought for 2 Warren County Posts
Warren County officials report heavy interest in two school superintendent jobs. Waynesville district narrows 40 applicants to 15 and expects five finalists. Deerfield Union reduces 35 applicants to 10 with five to be interviewed. County board approves Ron Surface as high school supervisor and hires Joe Smallwood as psychologist with internship in Montgomery County continuing.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Oren Souther
Waynesville
Deerfield
Souther
Ron Surface
James Hough
Hough
Joe Smallwood
Montgomery County
New Rotarians to present vocational service program
Three of the Rotary Club's newest members will present a vocational service program at the meeting tomorrow night at the Manchester Motor Inn. Rev. Robert Holzman Holy Trinity Church Fenwick High School guidance counselor Ted Cohen Cohen Auto Parts Inc and Dean Stoutenborough Stoutenborough Electric Co will speak. L Dawson serves as program chairman.
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Rotary Club
Manchester
Robert Holzman
Holy Trinity Church
Fenwick High School
Ted Cohen
Cohen Auto Parts, Inc
Dean Stoutenborough
The
Stoutenborough Electric Co
L. Dawson
Two Charges Filed In Fatal Hit and Run Case
James Wade Romans, 21, of Middletown Germantown Road, faces vehicular homicide and escape from confinement charges. He allegedly struck 10-year-old Brian Curtis Riley at Ninth Avenue and Main, dragging him four blocks before fleeing. Roman was recaptured after a brief escape attempt from the detective’s office. He also faces Warren County probation violation related to a morals conviction.
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James Wade Romans
Middletown- Germantown Road
John Lowe
Romans
Brian Curtis Riley
S. Main St
Scar
Ninth Avenue
Main Street
Warren County
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Steigerwald
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Akron
Lusby
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Reed-Klopp
By Vic Wells
Mike Long
North Main St
Middletown, Ohio
Middletown ‘Hospital
Burdette Ehrhardt
Roger South
Wendt
Carter
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