New Firemen Train On Tower At City Fire Station
Deputy Chief William Erb leads 160 hours of training for two firefighter hopefuls Thomas Senften and Joseph Adams at the No. 4 station training tower on Tytus Avenue. They drill on ladders, learn ladder capabilities, and perform rope rescues as they prepare for state exams and ongoing EMS training.
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Tom Muchmore
Division of Fire
No. 4
Tytus Avenue
William Erb
Thomas Senften
Joseph Adams
Erb
Eri
Senften
CG&E seeks emergency gas rate hike in Cincinnati
CG&E asked the Ohio PUCO for an emergency gas rate increase after a denied electric surcharge. Spokesman Bruce Stoecklin said the company plans similar requests from 63 municipalities. CG&E seeks a 19.3 percent gas hike for Cincinnati and 23 percent for electricity to equalize charges while permanent rates are reviewed.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Bruce Stoecklin
Cg&e
Cincinnati
Cincinnati plans red white and blue fire plugs for Bicentennial
The Cincinnati Paint and Coatings Association asks to paint city fireplugs in red, white and blue for the 1976 Bicentennial. The measure was referred to the city administration for recommendation to city council.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati Paint and Coatings Association
Cincinnati
Pollution progress noted in report from SWOAPC visit
The Southwestern Ohio Air Pollution Control division reported 31 complaints in Middletown last year with 54 plant calls by inspector Steve Samoriga. Major projects include Armco Steel coke oven complex at 95 million dollars, Sorg Paper dust controls, Diamond International coal boiler controls, CG&E Dick's Creek mods, and 85 percent complete dust controls at American Materials Corp as progress toward the July 1 Clean Air deadline continues.
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Swoapc
Middletown
Steve Samoriga
Armco Steel Corp
Sorg Paper Co
Diamond International
Cg&e
Dick's Creek
American Materials Corp
Mayfield students present Bicentennial exhibits at school
Mayfield Elementary students showcased 18th and 19th century America with classrooms displaying papermache liberty bells bread roll mills and Paul Revere depictions. Local Bicentennial coordinator Carol Ernst noted some exhibits may be saved for future Middletown celebrations while principal George Crout leads the school.
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Mayfield
America
Carol Ernst
Middletown
Paul Revere
Stephen Vail
Ohio
George Crout
Mayfield School
DWI charges filed after Verity Parkway crash
Robert Chappel twenty of 6926 Riviera Drive was charged with driving while intoxicated after his car struck a vehicle on Verity Parkway north of Eldora Drive. Police said he was hot rodding and tail-gating before rear ending Margaret Kattelman sixty of Cincinnati causing her car to spin out and hit a road sign and guardrail.
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Robert Chappel
Riviera Drive
Verity Parkway
Eldora Drive
Chappel
Margaret Kattelman
Cincinnati
Guns worth 1180 dollars taken in break in
A break in yesterday yielded 12 guns four rifles six shotguns and two pistols valued at 1180 from Allan Morgan’s home at 608 18th Ave along with fourteen knives and 20 rounds of ammo. Entry by force on the rear door occurred between 8 30 am and 5 19 pm. A separate report notes a break in at 119 Renee Drive where two shotguns a case of beer champagne and jewelry valued 300 to 400 were stolen by forcing a door lock. A bicycle was recovered but an air conditioner remained missing from 312 Clark St. An attempted break in at 3016 N Verity Parkway occurred about 4 25 pm with two suspects seen but not entering.
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Allan Morgan
18Th Ave
C. T. Hall Jr
Renee Drive
Donald Griffin
Clark St
N. Verity Parkway
Fire at 2901 Grand Ave hospitalizes resident and births occur
At 9:05 am Leona Conrad 60 at 2901 Grand Ave fell in a kitchen and was admitted to hospital in good condition. In a municipal lot near Central Store Harvey Clements 24 ill taken to a friend's home. At 33 p.m Shafer St Brenda Bush 22 delivered a baby and was admitted to hospital.
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Grand Ave
Leona Conrad
Central Store
Harvey Clements
Shafer
Franklin Recreation program outlines summer clinics and leagues
Franklin's new recreation director Scott Miltenberger presented a broad summer schedule approved by the City Recreation Board. The plan includes baseball and softball clinics, gymnastics, wrestling, outdoor basketball, first aid, and a youth football clinic, plus late summer invitational tournaments and a tennis clinic. Miltenberger announced umpire training, a Friday basketball league for grades 9 11, and a Park Pride effort with volunteers.
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Franklin
Scott Miltenberger
City Recreation Board
Wildcat
Miltenberger
Community Park
CAC director to resign after board restores Hill
Hamilton news reports that Jack Blumenthal, appointed executive director of the Butler County CAC, will resign after the CAC board voted to reinstate Herman Hill, health coordinator at the Henry A. Long Health Center. The move follows a March 18 scuffle and mutual assault charges. Hill seeks a jury trial. Blumenthal, a former Clermont County CAC director and Hamilton City Council member, announced resignation after the vote.
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Hamilton
Jack Blumenthal
Butler County Community Action Commission
CAC
CAC Board of Trustees
Herman Hill
Henry A. Long
Hill
Blumenthal
Butler County
Clermont County
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