Man Sentenced 20-40 Years In Mansfield
Kenneth Walter of Forest Park, 24, was sentenced to 20-40 years at the Mansfield Reformatory after a jury convicted him of sale of an hallucinogen in a drug case. He was found innocent on possession counts. The incident involved marijuana sold to undercover Officer Rickie Harbrecht for $160 on Jan. 14. Walter claimed he was not part of the sale and was being taken to his car when the deal occurred.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Kenneth Walter
Forest Park
Walter
Rickie Harbrecht
Harbrecht
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Bids Opened for Oxford Milford Road Bridge Project
Hamilton Butler County commissioners opened bids for replacement of the Oxford Milford Road bridge northeast of Oxford. Dennison Construction Co of Dayton bid 28020, lowest among four. Engineer estimate stands at 36049 and bids referred for tabulation. The board approved an agreement with Hamilton for utilities at the Butler County Training Center and sent a study for renewing a 10 year water service pact with Oxford to its sanitary engineer.
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Oxford
Dennison Construction Co
Dayton
Dennison
Stanley M. Perin
Hamilton
Butler County Training Center
Fair Avenue
James Hinchberger
City of
Bonham Road
Town
U.S. 27
Crime Briefs: Multiple Vehicle Thefts Reported in City
Richard Armitage of 2209 Central Ave reports a dark green glider swing stolen from his property. Jerry Miner of 1828 Woodlawn Ave reports four hubcaps taken from his parked car. George Lowman of 8108 Preblewood Drive reports a tire and rim removed from his parked truck.
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Richard Armitage
Central Ave
Jerry Miner
Woodlawn Ave
George Lowman
Preblewood Drive
Fires Spread Along I 75 In Franklin and Miami Township
Franklin and Miami Township fire crews battled seven grass fires along I-75 and nearby ramps yesterday morning. Fire chief Howard Harville noted initial calls near Ohio 123 south of I-75 and another near Shaker Road. No serious property damage or injuries reported.
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Franklin
Miami Township
Howard Harville
Firmen
Ohio 123
Shaker Road
Ohio 725
Penn Central memo praises hiding losses in 1967 accounting
An ICC report cites a confidential 1967 memo praising C S Hill for “imaginative” accounting that boosted reported net income. The 1969 memo sought a raise for Hill, then Penn Central bookkeeper, while the railroad faced bankruptcy after paying large dividends amid mounting troubles.
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David C. Bevan
Cook
Thomas J. Russo
Veterans march on Congress in camouflage protest twist
About 2000 Vietnam veterans in jungle fatigues moved their antiwar protest from streets to Capitol Hill offices. They sought meetings with House and Senate members, visiting the Veterans Administration, Labor, and NIH to press for aid, jobs, and better care for veterans.
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Don McLeod Washington
National Capital
Congress
House
Senate
Washington
West Front
Capitol
Vietnam
Veterans Administration
Labor Department
National Institutes of Health
Third Suspect Arrested in Hamilton Shooting Case
Hamilton detectives arrested Jessie Paul Gregory 20 of Cottage Street charging shooting with intent to wound in the wounding of Terrance Sanford 17 of Central Avenue last Friday. Soliday and Blanton had been arrested earlier. Sanford is in Mercy Hospital in good condition. Police say a car and gun used belonged to Soliday.
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Hamilton
Wayne Rose
Glenn Ebbing
Jessie Paul Gregory
Cottage St
Donald Stephen Soliday
Morey Ave
Neil Blanton
Cereal Ave
Terrance Sanford
Central Ave
Ion Central Avenue
Sanford
Mercy Hospital
Soliday
Franklin births reported for multiple families yesterday
Vital Lickliter and Lawson families welcomed daughters, while Boyd Dakin and Goins lists note births in Franklin and Monroe. Other residents named include Wall Webb Current Fugate and Sauter Fitzpatrick plus several others, with addresses in Franklin Madison Road and nearby streets.
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Frank Lickliter
Robinson Vail Road
Franklin
Roger Lawson
Orchard St
Yestreday
Lewis Boyd
Morgan St
Yestery
Gerald Dakin
Timrick Place
Monroe
Norman Goins
Germantown
Floyd Wall
Woodlawn
Albert Webb
James E. Current
Tytus
John Fugate
Vannest Ave
Freddie Melton
Robert L. Taylor
Carl Sauter
Trenton
Georgia Fitzpatrick
Well Road
Ezra Adkins
Jefferson Road
Timothy McWhorter
Franklin-Madison Road
Donald J. Wilson
Tytus Ave
Elmer Clemons
Malvern
Middletown East Kiwanis to hear police program tonight
Kiwanis East Lt Ron Van Arsdale of Middletown police will speak on department programs and aims at 6 30 tonight at the Holiday Inn. George Sick is program chairman. The club seeks donations of good condition articles for a charity auction May 8. Call 423 3478 or 424 2047.
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Ron van Arsdale
Middletown Police
Middletown East
Sidney Opposes Tax Proposals
Sidney Ohio AP Sidney City Council approved a resolution Monday night opposing Gov. John J. Gilligan's tax proposals. The resolution argues the programs ignore the needs of Ohio cities and villages.
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Sidney
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
St Mary Altar Rosary Society Plans Weekly Meeting
Franklin election of officers and planning a mother daughter banquet and a graduating seniors breakfast will highlight the regular monthly meeting of the St Mary Altar Rosary Society at 8 p m Wednesday in the parish hall.
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Franklin
St. Mary Altar Rosary Society
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