Fate of Warren County health services unclear
CORVA trustees heard unclear statements on Warren County health service fate after debate over WOEMS affiliation and a possible $500 000 HEW grant. Warren County officials and WOEMS disputed a rush to leave WOEMS for a nonexistent Cincinnati group. Dr Arnold Neff supported maintaining Warren County in WOEMS with future change only if a southwest group forms.
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Warren County Health Services
Cincinnati
Warren County
Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Corva Board of Trustees
Corva
Ohio River Valley
Gerry Fenlon
Bob Price
Clearcreek Township
Tom Prichett
WOEMS
Corva Project Review Committee
a_ Cincinnati
Warren County View
James Rhodes
Board of Trustees
Arnold Neff
Southwest
Price
Fenlon
Warren
German Township approves bids for 1978 road resealing program
German Township trustees advertise bids for Puddenbag Baden and Lansbury streets resealing with bids to be opened May 5 at 8 pm in the township service building. Other actions include zoning amendment discussions, employee insurance talks, and police liability coverage via Landis Insurance Co with a $1000 deductible at $180 per officer annually.
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Germantown
German Township
Puddenbag
Baden
Lansbury
Miami Township
Mike Roy
Landis Insurance Co
Deaths Toll Includes Mrs Ellen Stahl Christiansen 61
Mrs Ellen Stahl Christiansen 61 of Harrison Ohio formerly Middletown died today at Providence Hospital Arrangements are incomplete at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Camden Mrs Evelyn J Gabbard 56 of 11948 Route 227 died 540 pm Thursday at MacCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital Oxford where she had been a patient for the past few days She was a native of Preble County and member of Somerville Pentecostal Church She is survived by her husband Clyde one son Robert of Camden her mother Mrs Bertha Heckman of Camden a sister Mrs Hazel Hartman of Camden one brother Lloyd Heckman of Camden and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held 2 pm Monday at the Somerville Pentecostal Church in Somerville with Rev Riley Parker officiating Burial will be in Fairmount Cemetery in Camden Friends may call at the RK Nein Sons Funeral Home Camden from 69 pm Sunday WAYNESVILLE Mrs Ada Furnas 91 of Waynesville Rt 2 died at the Hospitality Home in Xenia Wednesday She was a school teacher in Warren County and a member of the Miami Monthly Meeting of Friends in Waynesville She was a member of the first Farm Bureau Council Her husband Davis preceded her in death Survivors include a son David of Waynesville two daughters Mrs Evelyn Pringle of Waynesville and Mrs Jane Payne of Chillicothe a brother Chester Snook of Florida three sisters Mrs Reira Fox of Mason Mrs Cecelia Mounts of New Jersey and Mrs Ruth Weaver of Vandalia 15 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Services will be at 2 pm Saturday at the Friends Meeting House with burial in Miami Cemetery Visitation will be at Stubbs Conner Funeral Home Friday 6 to 9 pm.
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Waynesville
Ada Furnas
Waynesville Rt. 2
Xenia
Furnas
Warren County
Miami Monthly Meeting of Friends
First Farm Bureau Council
Davis
David
Evelyn Pringle
Jane Payne
Chillicothe
Chester Snook
Florida
Reira Fox
Mason
Cecelia Mounts
New Jersey
Ruth Weaver
Vandalia
Friends Meeting House
Miami Cemetery
Stubbs-Conner
School Bus Damaged After Car Collision on University Blvd
A fully loaded Middletown High School bus, carrying about 60 students, was struck on its left side by a car that rammed into it after colliding with another vehicle at University Boulevard and Nelbar Street around 7:30 AM. No students were injured and the bus remained road worthy to continue to the high school.
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University Boulevard
Nelbar Street
Middletown High School
Village opposes Cam Drive truck terminal rezoning
The Village Planning Commission in a special meeting opposed a Cam Drive rezoning for a truck terminal citing residential surroundings spot zoning covenant violations and potential nuisance. The Warren County Regional Planning Commission will consider Clyde W. Robinson's proposal on April 27.
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Carlisle
Village Planning Commission
Cam Drive
Warren County Regional Planning Commission
Clyde W. Robinson
Fairview
King Kwik
DuBois Road
Roberts Drive
One Trenton traffic island to be removed
City council split on removing the Potter Street island while keeping the State Street island. Petitioners urged safety and traffic guidance. officials discussed pedestrian safety, signal timing, and potential street-widening costs with state officials. The panel directed further street markings and lighting improvements and adjusted the sewer use ordinance to bill differences when properties change use.
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Ed Roth
Adams
Madoffori
Melvin Ryder
Ohio Department of Transportation
State Street
Chessie
Miami River
Ryder
Trenton
Story of Hannah at mental health banquet told by Mary MacCracken
Hannah, eight, described as psychotic or brain damaged, climbed a jungle gym during a Mental Health Volunteer Recognition Banquet in Hamilton. Mary MacCracken, National Mental Health chairman, recounted Hannah's rescue, touching on abuse, hospitalization, and the need for a safe, accepting environment to foster growth. The event also highlighted Reach Out and membership campaigns, honoring local volunteers and mental health groups in Butler County.
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Hamilton Hannah
Mary MacCracken
National Mental Health Chairman
Hannah
New Jersey
Marilyn Rees
Middletown
Butler County Mental Health Association Board
Ann Kindness
Hamilton
Butler County
Robert Walton
Rotary district meet opens at Kings Island Inn
The Rotary District 647 conference runs from today through Sunday at Kings Island Inn with Greenville as host club and clubs from the Middletown area. The program features youth exchange students from around the world and a keynote Saturday by Ice Parrish, representative of Rotary International President Jack Davis.
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Rotary District
Kings Island Inn
Greenville
Middletown
Rotary International
United States
U.S
Ice Parrish
Jack Davis
Two Middletown Men Sentenced in Drug Case
Nathaniel Bernard Williams, 24, and Clarence Henry Marshall, 26, were convicted on drug charges with prior convictions and received prison terms of one to 10 years. Both were arrested after Middletown police executed a search warrant at Marshall's residence.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Nathaniel Bernard Williams
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Clarence Henry Marshall
Young Sr
Ohio
Marshall
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Conrail
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Providence Hospital
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Evelyn Gabbard
Camden
Rk. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
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First Street
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Carl Ennis
Jim Johnson
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Ray Willis
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Ray Collinsworth
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Sal Boulevard
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Rolfe Wagner
Miami Street
Vental Health
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CBS
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Bud) Steller
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