Four Middletown youths cited for vandalism at LeSourdsville Lake
Four area youths were cited with delinquency for destroying property after breaking windshields and radio aerials on five parked cars at LeSourdsville Lake amusement park late Saturday. A fifth juvenile fled. Deputies warned no warnings will be issued. arrests will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
LeSourdsville Lake
Hetzler Road
Roosevelt Avenue
Lopane Avenue
Don Smith
Robert W. Hardy
Bill Biiton
Hamilton
Don Carpenter
Elk Creek Road
Lee Sayer
Oxford
John Moore
Waneta Ave
Carpenter
Moore
Bill Fisher
Sheriff's Department
Fisher
Middletown Teachers Union contract unresolved amid budget concerns
The Middletown Teachers Association plans to meet as the signed four month pay package may be vetoed by the MTA board. Union president James Stork cites nonadherence by administrators and rumors of budget cuts while administration recruits under the pending terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Association
MTA
James Stork
Stork
Ohio Education Association
Hearing Set on South Lebanon Annexation of Cin cinnati Milling Plant
County commissioners will hold a public hearing tomorrow at 10 a.m. on annexing 866 acres between the village and Interstate 71 to include the Cincinnati Milling Machine Co plant known as the Cinitrol Division. Corwin Fred and residents push for municipal salvation while plant officials oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
South
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Corwin Fred
Fred
Cincinnati Milling
Ohio
Cincinnati
Board of Zoning Appeals
Candidates Speakers At Miami Primary Race Speak Tonight
Two Republican contenders in the 24th district meet tonight at 8 30 at Miami University Oxford campus Harrison Hall. Lebanon attorney Fred Jones and State Sen Walter Powell attend in the May primary chase. Jones to speak Friday with Democrat James Ruppert at Springboro High School assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami University
Ohio Young Republicans
Lebanon
Fred Jones
Walter Powell
Harrison Hall
Oxford
Mike Fox
Miami UA
Jones
Democrat Party
James [D. Ruppert
Franklin
Springboro High School
William A. Rasey
Springboro High
Cap Pistol Confiscated After Threat Reports
Police confiscated a toy cap pistol after four girls reported being threatened by two young women riding in separate cars on Germantown Road. Miss Paula Brown, 20, and Miss Debbie Sawyer, 18, of 558 Charlbert Drive Hamilton, were warned and released after officers took the cap pistol at 10 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown Road
Paula Brown
Debbie Sawyer
Charlbert Drive
Hamilton
Butler County Group To Work For Cloud
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced a Butler County campaign committee led by James R. Sexton Armco Steel Corp. executive and former four term Ohio legislator. The title includes two vice chairs Peter Mengel and Richard Peters with regional treasurer James Wilkins. Local chairmen span Fairfield Hamilton Middletown Monroe Oxford Trenton and Cincinnati area suburbs with community leaders named for each locale.
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Roger Cloud
Butler County
James R. Sexton
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio
Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Paul Brown
Cloud
Sexton
Peter Mengel
Richard Peters
Mengel
Ohio League of Young Republicans
GOP
Peters
James Wilkins
Middletown
Fairfield
William Holden
Butler County Board of Health
Hamilton
George
Frieda) McCandless
Joseph Woodruff
Ohio School Board Association
Monroe
William Lubberger
Oxford
David Frank
Covington
Robert Burgy
Fairborn
Miami University Students For Cloud Committee
Trenton
Milton ‘“Middie” Wells
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Fire Bombs Thrown At Policemen
Fire bombs were tossed at two police vehicles in Hamilton's Second Ward near Central Avenue and Chestnut Street last night. No injuries were reported as bombs bounced off a patrol cruiser and the police dog van. Eight people were cited on charges from carrying concealed weapons to intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Second Ward
Central Avenue
Chestnut Street
Garvin to Speak on Community Problems at East Kiwanis
William Garvin, candidate for state representative in the 39th district, will address Middletown East Kiwanis on community issues at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The event will be held at Alfy's Restaurant in Middletown Shopping Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garvin
Middletown East
Two Middletown Men Beaten at West Side Pizza Place
Two men, Robert Streifthau and Kenneth Dieterich, reported being beaten by several youths early Sunday at the West Side Pizza Place in West Middletown. Both required treatment at Middletown Hospital.
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Middletown
Sheriff's Deputies
West Side
West Middletown
Robert Streifthau
Grand Ave
Kenneth Dieterich
Lylburn Road
Middletown Hospital
Last Minute Rush for 1970 Auto Licenses in Middletown
Middletown motorists crowd the license office as the 1970 plates must be on by midnight Wednesday to avoid walking. Deputy Registrar Kathryn Agee notes yearly lines and delays. hours remain 9 to 5 with no extensions. City patrols issue 24 hour tickets for expired tags starting midnight Wednesday and tow 1969 vehicles left on public property after Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Kathryn Agee
James R. Howerton
Howerton
Carpenter Plan for Central Booking at New Butler County Jail
Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter proposes a central booking agency for arrestees across Butler County to be housed at the new county jail this summer. The plan aims to maximize jail use, free municipal jail space, and allow private attorney consultations, medical care, and custodial efficiency while relieving city police from custodial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Butler County
Harold J. Carpenter
Carpenter
Central
Middletown
Alleged Child Abuse Case Probed in Middletown Area
Hamilton sheriff deputies investigate an alleged child abuse case in the Middletown area. A 3-year-old boy reportedly burned by cigarettes and on a stove. Details and principals' names not released. deputies questioning persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton —Sheriff’s Deputies
Middletown
Middletown Area
Three Thefts Reported in Hamilton and Middletown
Hamilton resident John Birmingham reported a $200 tool box with tools stolen from his garage. At Jim and Wack's Auto Sales in Middletown a $120 stereo tape player and a $30 tachometer were taken from a car lot over the weekend. Ray Mills reported a $90 clock radio and $35 in groceries stolen from his home during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John Birmingham
Thrush Ave
Ross
Sheriff's Deputies
Jim and Wack
Germantown Road
Middletown
Ray Mills
New London Road
Police Speaker Here Tuesday at Franklin and Middletown
Lt. Leland Brown a 25 year Detroit Police veteran will address Franklin students at 1 30 p m tomorrow at Hampton Bennett School on an unannounced topic He speaks at 8 p m tomorrow in the Manchester Motor Inn junior ballroom on Take the Handcuffs Off the Police sponsored by the Support Your Local Police Committee Admission is 1 with tickets 150 at the door listed by organizers Mr and Mrs Donald Sorrell 5000 Eck Road and Mrs John R Wills 6979 Dalewood Drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Bennett School
Brown
Manchester Motor Inn
Donald Sorrell
Eck Road
John R. Wills
Dalewood Drive
Fire Calls Reported Overnight In City
At 4 05 a m a grass fire burned in the rear of 2 Main St the residence of Louis B McCallay. At 1 33 p m Arthur William Fisher 65 collapsed after changing license tags at 1920 First Ave taken to Middletown Hospital in critical condition. At 9 30 p m Mary Nettles 36 of 801 16th Ave ill remained at 387 N Broad St scene.
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S. Main St
Louis B. McCallay
First Ave
Arthur William Fisher
Middletown Hospital
N. Broad St
Mary Nettles
16Th Ave
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William Walner
Plymouth Ave
Amy Marie
Heather Lynn
Nicole Michelle
Pat Germanoski
R.N
Pam Lafferty
Pat Asbury
Weith
Miami
Houden
Sut
Butler County Group
James R
Sexton Chairman
East Kiwanis
Garvin
Gandler For Butter Co
E. Munch
Union Two Pol
Larry White
The
Traffic Bureau
Leland Brown
Detroit
Franklin, Too
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