Three area firms named in Ohio Civil Rights charges
Kings Island in Cincinnati Diamond International Corp in Cincinnati and Golden Tee Roller Skating Center in Cincinnati charged with probable discrimination by the Ohio Civil Rights Commission. Complaints involve gender hiring at Kings Island, race and color firing at Diamond plants, and hat policy at Golden Tee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Island
Diamond International Corp
Cincinnati
Golden Tee
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Nelson
OCRC
Emily Davies
Glendale
Diamond
Stephanie Phillips
Middletown
Middletown Bicentennial events announced for year
The Middletown Bicentennial Planning and Coordinating Committee unveiled a year long schedule of events through December at the Middletown Mall shopping centers high schools and the Miami University Middletown campus. Trustees elected included Donald Altstaetter Eugene Bennett Tom Blake Paul Christiansen James Kunkler and Frank Neal. Scheduled events include an April 18 Paul Revere play at John XXIII Elementary School a Smithsonian Exhibit May 18 at MUM and various exhibits concerts parades and fairs through July August November and December with items such as a Fourth of July festival and Hometown Heritage days a German Band performance and a Colonial Christmas exhibit.
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Middletown
Donald Altstaetter
Eugene Bennett
Tom Blake
Paul Christiansen
James Kunkler
Frank Neal
John XXIII
Paul Revere
Smithsonian
MUM
Middletown Historical Society
Middletown High School
Art and Craft Guild
Jefferson Road
Retired Armco official Deutemeier dies at 77
William H. Deutemeier 77 former Armco International treasurer died at Middletown Hospital after a heart attack at home. Survived by wife Helen and brother Herbert. Cremation planned with ashes buried at Catawba. Memorial service time and venue pending. Arrangements by McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home. No visitations. Hamilton Deaths Mae Stirn 67 noted.
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William H. Deutemeier
Armco International
Middletown Hospital
Central Ave
Armco Steel Corp
Helen
Herbert
West Palm Beach
Fla
Catawba
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Man named to board of Miami University
John C. Jurgensen, 42, of Cincinnati was appointed to the Miami University board as contractor and Ohio Contractors Association director. He succeeds J. Paul McNamara whose term expired Feb. 28 according to the governor’s office.
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Columbus
John C. Jurgensen
Cincinnati
Miami University
Jurgensen
Ohio Contractors Association
J. Paul McNamara
Youth, 17, charged in 2 car crash
A 17 year old on Tytus Avenue was charged with careless operation after a two car crash at 1604 North Breiel Boulevard. Harold Combs 17 of 4112 Tytus Avenue drove a car owned by Darrel Callahan causing about 1600 dollars in damages. Virgil Clark and Kathaleen Clark of 1604 Breiel were reported injured but not treated at Middletown Hospital.
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Tytus Avenue
1604 N. Breiel Blvd
Harold Combs
Tytus Ave
Darrel Callahan
Middletown Hospital
Virgil Clark
Kathaleen Clark
1604
N. Breiel Blvd
Clark
Breiel
Combs
Fire at Jimmie Wilson Residence Causes $700 Loss
An overheated french fryer started a kitchen fire at 2111 Sherman Ave yesterday afternoon. The blaze damaged the kitchen cabinets and wall around the stove, with $500 to the building and $200 to contents. Wilson used a garden hose to extinguish the fire before firefighters arrived.
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Jimmie Wilson
Sherman Ave
Wilson
Cyclist Timothy Dorman Killed in Findlay Collision
Findlay police said 19 year old Timothy Dorman of Findlay died Tuesday after his motorcycle collided with a car in the city.
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Findlay, Ohio
Timothy Dorman
Findlay
Springboro Lions Auction Set for April 26 at High School
Springboro Lions Club schedules an auction to fund community projects on Saturday April 26 starting at noon at Springboro High School grounds. Donors should call Lowell Haws or John Wirebaugh to arrange item pickup.
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Springboro
Springboro Lions Club
Springboro High School
Lowell Haws
John Wirebaugh
Trenton Firemen Begin Annual Home Inspections
The Trenton Fire Department this week starts its annual inspections covering south and east of the B&O rail tracks. Firemen go door to door asking residents if they want the service and will look for fire hazards while offering guidance. Participation is voluntary.
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Trenton
Trenton Fire Department
B&o
Car Crash Injures Local Man On Yankee Road
A Vail Avenue resident, Charles Kramer, 28, was slightly injured when his car left the curb at Yankee Park and hit a tree about 1 am. He was treated at Middletown Hospital. Police charged him with careless operation and intoxicated in a motor vehicle. The report also notes historic references to the 1789 House of Representatives and local city inspection plans for April and May, with Fire Chief Harold Poplin directing residents to contact the fire station if not contacted.
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Vail Avenue
Yankee Road
Taylor Street
Charles Kramer
Vail Ave
Middletown Hospital
Yankee Park
Harold Poplin
Patrol promotes Lt. Rice to staff lieutenant
Lt. Thomas W. Rice of the Ohio State Highway Patrol has been promoted to staff lieutenant and named second in command of the Patrol Academy. He joined the patrol in 1960 and has served at Post 9. He is a Chillicothe High School alumnus and studied at Wilmington College UC and Northwestern University Traffic Institute. He and his wife with two children live in Westerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Rice
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Rice
Chillicothe High School
Wilmington College
University of Cincinnati
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Westerville
Franklin committee eyes post office relocation plans
The downtown development committee in Franklin will discuss alternatives for moving the post office after a meeting with U S Rep Thomas Kindness. Topics include retaining the Main Street building as a substation and potential relocation of the state liquor office.
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Franklin
U.S
Thomas Kindness
Philip Robison
Franklin Post Office
Bernard Ejcchholz
Simon Strong
Downtown Business Association
Main Street
Robison
S. Main St
Seven Mile to Hire Wayne Life Squad for Emergency Service
The Seven Mile village council approved a one year contract with Wayne Township trustees to provide life squad emergency service for residents. The town will pay 600 dollars annually. The life squad has one ambulance stationed at the Seven Mile firehouse. The council also approved annexation of 16 acres on E Ritter Street for Ed Meeks to develop 13 homes with a new water line paid by the village initially and recouped from user charges.
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Seven Mile
Wayne Township
Seven Mile Life Squad
John Witzleb
Life Squad
E. Ritter Street
Witzleb
John La Farge’s stained glass windows mark his greatest success
John La Farge achieved his most notable acclaim through the creation of stained glass windows, establishing a lasting impact on the art form and solidifying his reputation as a master craftsman.
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John la Farge
Breast Cancer Epidemic Warned At Middletown Crusade Dinner
Dr Myron Moskowitz of the University of Cincinnati warned of an epidemic of breast cancer beginning at age 35 while speaking at the Middletown Butler County Cancer Society Crusade dinner at Brown's Run Country Club. He described early detection efforts and noted five to ten cases per thousand screened. The drive aims to raise $46 000 for local cancer work.
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Joy Jones
Myron Moskowitz
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Butler County
American Cancer Society
Brown’s Run Country Club
Cincinnati
Franklin Library weighs weather warning system plan
Franklin Public Library trustees meet to discuss buying a tone alert unit connected to the weather teletype system at the Franklin police. They ratified a medical insurance plan by joining the township group to meet minimum member requirements. Remodeling of the old furnace room is underway with an outside unit already installed.
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Franklin
Franklin Public Library
Fred Byers
Franklin Police
Collision injures two youths on S Marshall Road
Two cars damaged in a late night collision on S Marshall Road near Creekview Drive. Charles Harrison 19 and Timothy Donisi 16 reported injuries but were not treated at Middletown Hospital. Estimated damage 400 dollars per vehicle. No citations issued.
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S. Marshall Road
Creekview Drive
Charles Harrison
Arcadia Drive
Marshall
Timothy Donisi
Nelbar St
Harrison
Donisi
Middletown Hospital
Stolen Cars Torched in Franklin Field Fire
Two cars reported stolen were destroyed by fire in a field off Walnut Street as Fire Chief Howard Harville checked ownership. Fires occurred at 10:23 and 10:26 p.m. a grass blaze off Virginia Avenue earlier, blamed on children playing with matches. the grass fire was contained with minimal damage.
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Franklin
Walnut Street
Howard Harville
Virginia Avenue
Harville
Germantown Charter Commission petition deadline set
The Germantown Charter Commission petition deadline is April 24 with forms from the Montgomery County Board of Elections. Voters on June 3 will decide if a charter commission forms and which 15 candidates will serve, drawing up a village charter within one year. Tim Howard can provide candidate information.
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Germantown
Montgomery County Board of Elections
Germantown Charter Commission
Tim Howard
Burglary Reports Musical Equipment Theft On Jefferson Road
Overnight break-in at Diane Stamper 3224 Jefferson Road netted more than 1000 dollars in gear including an 800 dollar guitar and 125 dollar amplifier. Her car was vandalized and a broken window screen allowed rear entry. Front door left open next morning.
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Diane Stamper
Jefferson Road
Stamper Auto
Helen Maze
Burbank St
Harley Wilson
Gideon Road
Wilson
Central Avenue
Woman Hospitalized After Two Car Crash in Middletown
Lettie Music, 74, of 2006 Pearl Street, was admitted in fair condition after a two car collision at Grand Avenue and Marshall Road at 12 39 yesterday. Passengers Ida Owens, 22, and Gary Owens, 32, and Beatrice Alexander, 53, treated and released. Music vehicle northbound pulled out from Marshall stop sign causing about 700 and 500 dollars damage respectively. No citations issued.
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Middletown Hospital
Grand Avenue
Marshall Road
Lettie Music
Pearl St
Ida Owens
Gary Owens
Beatrice Alexander
Fernwood St
Music Auto
Marshall
Alexander
Distributive education participants honored at Middletown banquet
Middletown High School distributive education students and their employers were celebrated at a banquet held at the Bonanza Sirloin Pit. Special awards went to David Adams Dorothy Edwards Dan Fisher Debi Hatton Pam McVay Charlotte Smith and Gladys Trammell for competition participation in Cincinnati. Certificates of appreciation were given to local businesses including Creative World Ceramics Dayton South Truck Stop Dempster General Tire Dillman Foods Cohn's Ace Hardware Eastern Bowling Lanes C E Greathouse Inc Lamark Discount Drugs Middletown Welding Center Middletown News Agency G C Murphy Cassano Pizza King Rinks Department Store Sickles Overhead Garage Doors and Twin Fair Department Store.
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Middletown High School
David Adams
Dorothy Edwards
Dan Fisher
Debi Hatton
Pam McVay
Charlotte Smith
Gladys Trammell
Creative World Ceramics
Dayton South
Dempster General Tire Sales & Service
Dillman Foods
Cohn’s’~ Ace Hardware
Eastern Bowling Lanes
C.E. Greathouse Inc
Lamark Discount Drugs
Middletown Welding Center
Middletown News Agency
G.C. Murphy Co
Cassano Pizza King
Rink’s
Sickles
Twin Fair Department Store
Middletown Trio Faces St Henry Withrow On Its Academic
The Middletown team Bruce Helsel Bob Kent and Steve Petrou will challenge St Henry and Withrow High Schools on the It s Academic program scheduled to air at 1 p m Sunday on channel 5 The show was taped last Thursday and features a local competition among schools.
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Middletown High School
St. Henry and Withrow High School
Channel 5
Middletown
Bruce Helsel
Bob Kent
Steve Petrou
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Beissinger
Klaus Weigel
Board of
Miami
Springboro Lions
Kramer
House of Representatives
Patrol
Lt. Rice
ST. Thomas Rice
Post Office
Franklin Committee
Seven Mile Squad
Wayne
Ed Meeks
Franklin Library
Charlotte Egelston
MHS
Henry Block
FIR
Manchester Ave
E. 2Nd & High
Sears
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