Garbage collections resume with two week disruption risk
Sanitation crews returned to duty, hauling Monday and Tuesday routes as negotiations continue. Kenneth Young said pickups may extend two weeks for Wednesday through Friday routes, while Monday and Tuesday areas face no delay. The strike’s underlying grievances involve suspensions tied to personal use items and union representation, with a first-step meeting set this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Young
Sanitation Department
Richard Clark
Dale Helsel
Millard Lykins_ Franklin
Union
Cincinnati
Young
Robert Moschel
City Public Utilities
Germantown Road
Founder's Day Highlight: Blind Student Tours Middletown Works
Charles Joe Schneider, a 19 year old Middletown High senior who has been blind since birth, will tour Middletown Works to learn how steel is made using sound smell and touch. Armco officials call it the first blind tour at the plant and an experiment to show steelmaking processes to him. The Founder's Day program supports many area charities and service projects alongside weekend volunteer efforts by Armco employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Charles “Joe” Schneider
Greentree Road
Armco
John Slifer Jr
Slifer
Lou Brown
Joe
Brown
Middletown Works
Two Teens Rescued After Raft Overturns on Little Miami River
Two teens David East age 16 and Ron Johnston age 15 from Montgomery were rescued after a rubber raft overturned near a low dam about a half mile north of the old 3-C bridge on the Little Miami River. They grabbed overhanging branches, reached the river bank, and were treated and released by the Maineville Life squad. Earlier in the same location last weekend two Cincinnati men were rescued after their canoe overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Miami River
David East
Ron Johnston
Montgomery
Cincinnati
Oxford Students Could Swing Local Election
In Oxford, the 1972 sheriff race and local contests may hinge on a mobilized Miami University and Western College student vote. Officials note students view participation as a right, with 800 registering en route to Hamilton and additional busing planned before November.
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Oxford
Miami University
Butler ‘County
Harold J. Carpenter
Miami
Carpenter
Bevis Ferguson
Hugh Clark
Sen
George McGovern
Butler
ROTC
Harold Carpenter
Miami and Western College
Butler County
Hamilton
Phyllis Hayes Dies in Columbus at 45
Phyllis Hayes former Middletown Journal reporter died in Columbus of cancer at 45. She served as state and federal court reporter for the Columbus Citizen Journal after leaving Middletown in 1968. Survived by two sons and three daughters, a brother, two sisters, and five grandchildren. Visitation and funeral details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Hayes
Middletown Journal
Columbus
Columbus Citizen Journal
Middletown
Journal
Hayes
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern University
University of Hawaii
University of Dayton
Jonathan
Jeffrey
Susan
Melanie
William Overmyer
Charlotte Glass
Lillian Collins
Cleveland
Schoedlinger Midtown Funeral Home
St. James Episcopal Church
Middletown Art Exhibit Showcases Student Works
Middletown students from kindergarten through grade 12 will display works in Lincoln Elementary School gym on April 20 and 30 with parochial students invited to submit. Art teachers host. admission is free with a Saturday 10 am to 8 pm and Sunday 1 to 6 pm showing.
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Middletown
Lincoln
Middletown Tri-Arts Council
Tri-Arts Council
TV Set and Stereo Stolen In Jackson Lane Break-in
Loot valued at 600 dollars taken from a Jackson Lane home last night. Mrs D Wells of 1225 Jackson Lane reports a 500 dollar television, a 50 dollar stereo, jewelry, trading stamps, credit cards, a pistol, and a checkbook missing, with entry possibly via a key. Guns from parked vehicles were taken from Jack Longworth of 1905 Sherman Ave and James Brown of the Sohio Service Station at Yankee Road and Verity Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lane
D. Wells
Jack Longworth
Sherman Ave
James Brown
Sohio
Yankee Road
Verity Parkway
Court Nixes Parochial Payments In Ohio
Ohio's program of aiding parochial schools was ruled unconstitutional by a three judge U S District Court panel The court ordered the state to withhold 861 million in first term payments to parents of parochial school students The program provided 90 dollars per student annually and followed a similar ruling in Pennsylvania by a separate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Franklin Teachers Reject Second Offer
Franklin teachers vote 2-1 to reject the board of education salary offer. Negotiations continue tonight as the group seeks a $6,700 starting salary after initial rejection of $6,500 and a follow up offer including some insurance benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Teachers Association
Board of Education
Robbery Foiled At McDonald’s Drive-In
Mark Yeary, manager of the McDonald’s Drive In at 2351 N. Verity Parkway, reported a masked armed robbery attempt at 2:30 am. He fought back by taking a .22 caliber pellet gun from the suspect, who fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Yeary
McDonald's
N. Verity Parkway
Men's Club to View State Patrol Film
Lt. T. W. Rice of the highway patrol will present a film on state patrol at the First Methodist Church during the Men's Club monthly meeting tomorrow. Young drivers and their parents are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Patrol
T. W. Rice
Highway Patrol
First Methodist Church
Training Session Set For Scouters
A leaders training session for scoutmasters and assistants is scheduled Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Civic Association. Dr. Michael Matthews heads the program on The Patrol Method, with helpers Joe Hoffman Jack McFarland Bill Harbaum and Elza Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurday
Michael Matthews
Joe Hoffman
Jack McFarland
Bill Harbaum
Elza Abraham
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Ohio Valley Clinic
Camp Allyn
Batavia
Longview State Hospital
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Otterbein Home
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Camp Stoneybrook
Camp Hook
Fairfield Nursing Home
Rolling Mill Park
Foster
Little Miami
Maineville Life Squad
County
By David Driver
Ford
High Street
Lnto City
Ortho Gap
Diver’s Garden
First Ave
Young & Adults
WNL
Life Policy
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O. Ph
Armbruster
Scotts Lawn Owner's Seminary
Dave Finkelman
Westinghouse
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