Future of Warren County emergency services eyed
A CORVA decision on Warren County emergency health services looms after debates over joining a Cincinnati based EMS group versus remaining with WOEMS. Officials cite benefits from HEW funding and shared resources, with two CORVA votes backing WOEMS and a final ruling due Thursday in Cincinnati.
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Warren County Emergency Services
Lebanon
CORVA
Regional Health Planning Agency
Warren County
Western Ohio Emergency Medical Services
WOEMS
Warren County Disaster Services
Gerry Fenlon
Fenlon
Woems Group
James Rhodes
Andy Jordan
Cincinnati Corva
Worms
Corva Proposal Review Board
CEM
Cincinnati
Sheriff to sue over trial cost reimbursement
Warren County commissioners refused to reimburse Sheriff Roy Wallace about 30,000 for legal costs from last August’s charges. The sheriff, not convicted on six charges, says the county should pay, while the prosecutor notes indemnity only if Wallace is indigent and that officeholders aren’t automatically liable. Wallace planned civil action to recover expenses.
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Lebanon
Warren
Roy Wallace
Morris Turkelson
Wallace
James Flannery
Flannery
Warren County
Death notices and funerals in Middletown and Lebanon
Obituary notices report Leonard Henderson 77 of 216 Monroe St Middletown dying at Middletown Hospital after a long career at Henderson Ice and Coal and Henderson Oil Co with survivors including wife Nannie two sons five sisters and five grandchildren Services set for Friday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery Also noted are death notices for Edward B Moore 71 and Ed Weith 63 with service details and survivors. John R Kibbey Sr 82 of Lebanon. Edward Hartman 60 of 910 McBurney Drive. all with funeral arrangements and survivors listed.
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Leonard Henderson
Monroe St
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Henderson
Estill County
Henderson Ice & Coal Co
Woodlawn Ave
Henderson
Leonard Jr
Henderson Oil Co
Oil Company
First Christian Church
Nannie
Harold
Middletown
Eliza Coffey
Etta Young
Thelma Abner
Flossie Leadway
Germantown
Ona Warnock
Clarksville
Moore
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Gypsy
Violet Fraser
Trenton
Jane Fisher
Chester Hill
Ohio
Daisy Trimm
Sarasota
Fla
Joseph
Bradenton
Joseph RK. Baker
Paul Remick
Woodside Cemetery
Elmhurst
Lll
Ed Weith
Bill Weith
Journal
Mr Weith
Jessie
Lebanon
John R Kibbey
Eastview Drive
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Kibbey
Edna V
John E
Bessie L. Kibbey
Sharonville
Oswald Funeral Home
Ronald
Foulk
Morrow Cemetery
Edward Hartman
McBurney Drive
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hartman
The
Cave Steel Co
Lebanon Rotary
Irene
Ronald Fogle
Springboro
Youth succumbs to sun wound at Vancouver Street home
James F Jett Nichols age 15, resident of 813 Vancouver St, died after a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. He was a Fenwick High School freshman with prior football and baseball participation. Funeral mass set for St Marys Church Friday with burial at Springboro Cemetery.
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Vancouver Street
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
James F 'Jett” Nichols
Larry Nichols
Vancouver St
Marlene Nichols
Olde Towne Apartments
Fenwick High School
Hamilton County
Nichols
Middletown
Christ
Minneapolis
Fenwick
Helen
Elizabeth
Vancouver
James Nichols
Louise Elam
Fred Leopold
St. Mary's Church
Stanley Neiheisel
Anthony Andres
Thomas Meyer
Springboro Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Aging Council seeks funds to preserve Warren County services
David Smith director of the Warren County Council on Aging urged the county commissioners to provide about 13 500 dollars for July through September to cover salaries for three CETA funded workers after federal support ends. He warned programs like nutrition homemaker and Dial a Bus would be cut without interim funds. A surplus of 20 000 to 40 000 dollars in leftover CETA funds may be available for interim use. Public hearings on the 1978 Community Development program were set for April 26 27 and May 2 with May 15 application deadlines at HUD.
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CETA
Council On Aging
Robert Turner
Smith
Warren County
South Lebanon
Waynesville
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Be Kind to Animals Week Contest Deadline Sunday
Butler County residents may enter the Humane Association of The Miami Valley contest by postmark Sunday to be eligible for judging. The fourth annual Be Kind to Animals Week prize program offers a $50 first prize plus gift certificates from local sponsors Diver's Ewald's Petland and Middletown McDonald's.
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Humane Association of the
Miami Valley
Trenton
Butler County
Middletown McDonald's
Diver's
Ewald's
Petland
Don Mynhier
Monroe
Middletown
Dog Training Club
Nancy Baker
Hamilton
Hamilton Journal News
James Tilton
Oxford
The
Association
Nancy Vorhis
Thomas Road
Board rejects lot splitting in Middletown area
The Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals denied two requests for lot splits. Carl Miller sought to divide a one acre lot on Myers Road in Madison Township with a two family home, while Charles Hurstine proposed splitting two Locust Street lots in Lemon Township into three.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals
Middletown
Anthony Cecere
Carl Miller
Myers Road
Madison Township
Charles Hurstine
Lemon Township
Locust Grove
Miller
Hurst
Locust Street
Stolen items valued at 3315 from Kash mobile home
Deputy report: burglary at Arthur G. Kash, 6501 Germantown Road. More than 60 U S savings bonds, a stereo and a citizens band radio taken. Entry believed through rear door of the mobile home.
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U.S
Arthur G Kash
Germantown Road
Butler County
Kash
Cox retires after 26 years in fire service
Assistant Fire Chief Scottie Cox ends a long career with the department on Roosevelt Boulevard as a new station rises nearby. He joined in 1952, rose through ranks to assistant chief in 1973, and plans to spend more time with family while embracing retirement as a new beginning.
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Scottie Cox
Roosevelt Boulevard
Wicorf Street
Fire Department
Cox
Vic Anvil
Blanche
Multiple Medical Emergencies Reported Across Several Addresses
A string of dispatches records patients treated or admitted to hospitals for issues including difficulty breathing chest pains and auto accident injuries. Persons named include Elizabeth Taylor Kenny Haddix Pat Dalton Ed McQuinn Felix Duncan Clark Tinch and Jack Carter among others, with locations in Franklin Cincinnati and on streets such as Bonita Drive Yankee Road Central Ave and Roosevelt Blvd. Some patients were transferred or placed in care units with varying conditions.
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Bonita Drive
Elizabeth Taylor
King Kwik
Tytus Avenue
Jack Carter
C. Still
Greenview Drive
University Boulevard
Nelbar St
Pat Dalton
Moreland Drive
Franklin
Serg Mill
Kenny Haddix
Yankee Road
Central Ave
Ed McQuinn
S Dixie Highway
Ill
Charles St
Felix Duncan
Cincinnati General Hospital
Roosevelt Blvd
Clark Tinch
S. Main St
Area men pass Ohio Bar exam
Two area men joined 332 among 419 February applicants who passed the Ohio Bar exam, as announced by the state Supreme Court. Thomas A. Swope of 1101 H Park Lane and William M Copeland of 7882 Pheasant Hill Drive, West Chester, will take the oath when Justice Thomas M Herbert administers it on April 28.
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State Supreme Court
Thomas A. Swope
Park Lane
William M Copeland
Pheasant Hill Drive
West Chester
Thomas M Herbert
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CEM Cem
HEW
Fenton
Jordan
Carousel
Highway Patrol
Sheckler
Ray Whit
Charles Whitt
E. Ray Whitt
Carless Whitt
Edward Moore
Edward B. Moore
McKinley St
Dayton State Hospital
Ed Veith
John Kibbey
Robert
Pottstown
Loretta Gist
Oswald
Joseph Lutmer
St Francis de Sales
Aging Council
David Smith
Warren County Council On Aging
Warren County Commissioners
Humane Association
Scottif Cox
Verity Pkwy
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