Robberies Two Middletown Men Plead Innocent in Oxford Case
Howard Fleewood and Brandon Hampton, both 22, pleaded innocent on armed robbery and related charges in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Fleewood faces three armed robbery counts plus firearm and hallucinogen charges. Hampton faces two armed robbery counts. Judge Fred B. Cramer set trial for May 28. Also pleading innocent was Robert Tannreather, 33, charged with first degree vehicular homicide in the Feb 19 Yankee Road crash that killed Elizabeth Marlow, date for his trial not yet set.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Oxford
Blue Ball
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Howard Mathew Fleewood
10Th Ave
Brandon D. Hampton
Curtis St
Robert Leonard Tannreather
W. Third St
Franklin
Elizabeth Marlow
Oxford State Road
Dr Bauer Heads Public Health Nursing Bureau Board
Dr John Bauer named chairman of the first board of directors for the Public Health Nursing Bureau by Civic Association president Calvin F. Lloyd who also appointed Dale Helsel William Johnson Mrs James Beatty and Frank Myers Laura Crist serves as director The move shifts governance to a lay oversight body guiding bureau activities and rules.
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John Bauer
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Calvin F. Lloyd
Civic Association
Dale Helsel
William Kohnson
James Beatty
Frank Myers
Laura Crist
Nursing Bureau
Lloyd
McCall Printing to Resume Dayton Plant Work After Pact
Norton Simon Inc official David J Mahoney said Dayton plant will resume full work following a contract settlement with Local 199 of the Bookbinders Union. Earlier, about 1,500 workers faced layoffs due to customer losses amid a possible strike. union contract expires April 18 and McCall President Charles Aikman warned up to 4,000 could be laid off, 80 percent of the Dayton workforce.
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Dayton, Ohio
McCall Printing Co
Dayton
Bookbinders Union
David J Mahoney
Norton Simon, Inc
New York City
McCall
Charles Aikman
Mahoney
Fire destroys vacant house at Waneta Avenue
Fire destroyed a four room unoccupied house at the rear of 3204 Waneta Ave yesterday afternoon. The building, owned by Elza Allen, had been condemned five years ago. Fire chief Clester Brewer said the cause is unknown but might have been set by children who played there. Firemen responded at 4 40 p.m.
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Waneta Ave
Elza Allen
Clester Brewer
South
Public hearing on Wilson-Schramm funeral home plan
City Commission holds a public hearing tonight on a modification request for Wilson Schramm’s new funeral home on Roosevelt Boulevard. The approved project by City Planning Commission is slated for the north side of Roosevelt between Jackson Lane and Eaton Avenue, with the hearing at 7 pm in the commission chamber of City Building.
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Wilson-Schramm
Roosevelt Boulevard
Roosevelt
Jackson Lane
Eaton Avenue
Commission Chamber
Middletown Kiwanis to screen To Touch a Child film
Bill Young will present the film To Touch a Child at the Middletown East Kiwanis Club tonight at 6 30 at Alfy's Restaurant on Breiel Boulevard. Larry Curless serves as program chairman.
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Bill Young
Middletown East
Koscot Faces FTC Action Over MLM Cosmetics Plan
The FTC accuses Koscot Interplanetary of running a deceptive multilevel marketing scheme offering cosmetics with lottery like profits. It alleges required large investments and recruitment driven profits, with pricing discrimination and limited supplier access. A consent order allows dropping practices unless contested. Separate incident: vandals damaged a Madison High School pickup and a driver-training car windshield, per Butler County police.
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FTC
Koscot
Harlan Long
Elk Creek Road
Madison High School
Butler County
Vandals Nabbed After Police Chase In Butler County
County detectives nabbed two youths and five juveniles after a tip led to a vehicle at Kyles Station Road. The group admitted damaging flasher lights on Ohio 747 and Hamilton Mason Road and at least 100 mailboxes. They face charges in Butler County Area 2 Court with juvenile court appearances pending.
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Larry Castator
Kyles Station Road
Butler County
David Harold Nuss
Michael Lee Miller
Maude - Hughes Road
Ohio 747
Hamilton-Mason Road
Tylersville Road
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