Kent man fights city over pet lion Newman
In Kent Ohio Patrick Camillo defies a new city ordinance banning wild animals after bringing his seven month old mountain lion Newman to show off. The council voted the measure through at night prompting Camillo to consult a lawyer while neighbors feared potential danger. Newman, fed mostly horsemeat and chicken, weighs 175 pounds now and could reach 500 pounds when full grown.
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Kent, Ohio
Patrick Camillo
Kent
Camillo
Newman
Camille
Joseph Sorgoro
Kathy
Loophole Seen in Findlay City Tax Measure
Findlay Ohio officials plan to amend the 1971 income tax ordinance to close a clause granting an exemption for income taxed by the state. The discovery implies potential revenue loss of nearly $1 million as wage earners pay the state tax. The approach aims to preserve city revenue while addressing the tax exemption loophole.
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Findlay, Ohio
Findlay
House approves 58 million for Capitol West Front expansion
House vote 215 to 185 authorizes a 58 million appropriation to extend the Capitol West front and add office space for members and committees. Findlay residents may avoid last year’s city income tax if a proposed correction to the tax loophole stands, with legal questions unsettled about retroactivity and potential challenges.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Capitol
House
Delta Queen Homecoming May Face Endangered Status
The Delta Queen steamboat docks in Cincinnati for what may be its last homecoming under a Nov 1 safety law. Green Lines seeks a permanent exemption from the Safety at Sea Rule, arguing it should apply only to ocean ships. The Queen arrives from Louisville at 11 a.m. with dignitaries, bands, Reds and Bengals officials, and 90 third graders who won a Save the Delta Queen poster contest. WKRC-TV plans live coverage.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Green Lines ,Inc
Green Lines
Louisville
Cincinnati Reds
Bengals
Wkrc-Tv
Births and dismissals listed for Middletown area
Vital notices announce births for Duff Phelps Prunty Blair with addresses given and a long list of hospital dismissals including Darlene Lewis Robert Wells Roy Jamison Harold Miller Burnett Mikesell and many others with one patient number 424-1871.
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Larry W. Duff
Winton St
Cecil W. Phelps
Rt. 1
Germantown
Gary L. Prunty
Plymouth Ave
David Blair
Central Ave
Darlene Lewis
Winona Drive
Robert R. Wells
Marshall Road
Roy Jamison
Granada Avenue
Harold E. Miller
van Street
John J. Burnett
Roosevelt Boulevard
Robert Perry
Elman Drive
Burl W. Wilson
Germantown Road
Andrew C. Downey
Smith Street
Glenn Henderson
Wrenn Court
Ricky Weisenberger
Franklin
Phyllis Johnson
Vanderveer Street
Sharon Sprinkles
Jack Sprinkles
Batsey Drive
Rick Lawwill
Helen Lawwill
Manchester Avenue
Dana J. Patrick
Delbert Cole
Phyllis Cole
Clarence I. Dye
Wilma Teets
Mohawk Street
J.L. Shane
Burnett E. Mikesell
Trenton
Dora Gentry
Clinton Street
Alex S. Hollon
Oxford State Road
Troy Calhoun
Ben Harrison Street
Lille Turner
Hillsboro
Thomas Ryan
Troy Eversole
William Wilson
Claredon Avenue
Rowland C. Hinsch
Middletown-Hamilton Road
John A. Highley
Erie Avenue
David G. Hillard
Bessie Sampson
Michigan Avenue
Claude Creech
Wanda Seifer
Tytus Avenue
Bissie Lewis
Carolina Street
Donnie Akers
Raymond Yelton
James Stewart
Delaware Avenue
Middletown
Miami University music recital showcases local youth talents
Oxford Middletown performers dominated a Miami University Department of Music recital at the School of Fine Arts. The event, linked to an Ohio Music Teachers Association Southwest District workshop, featured resident pianist David Bean as guest speaker. Middletown youths Carla Davis Naomi Stahl Tim Cox Anita Orem Catherine Nardiello Virginia Bendel Barbara Goodman Jerry Abner and David Barber performed piano pieces, with Ruth White presenting as soprano.
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Oxford
Middletown
Miami University Department of Music
School of Fine Arts
Ohio Music Teachers Association
Carla Davis
Naomi Stahl
Tim Cox
Anita Orem
Catherine Nardiello
Virginia Bendel
Barbara Goodman
Jerry Abner
David Barber
Ruth White
Wheels Stolen From Home Reported By Joe Marconi
Joe Marconi of 975 Park Lane reported two car wheels and tires stolen yesterday valued at 200 dollars from his property.
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Joe Marconi
Park Lane
Man hangs from cross in Good Friday protest ends
Ronald Bowser of Geneva suspended himself from a nine foot cross on his Andover property to dramatize Good Friday. Deputies said he created a nuisance and blocked traffic and forced him down. Bowser said he may return next year with a lawyer.
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Geneva
Ashtabula
Bowser
Andover
Jesus
Christ
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