Butler County cold case unit adds four new investigations
The Butler County Cold Case Unit adds four newly reopened murders from the 1970s and 1990s. Alana Gwinner disappeared after leaving Gilmore Lanes in 1997 and was found in the Ohio River in 1998. Beverly Krause’s body was found in a Ross Township sludge pit in 1974 and later identified in Tennessee in 1988. John Adams II was shot to death in Fairfield Township in 1974. James Craft faces trial for the 1974 Beuerlein beating in Springdale.
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Piper
Alana “Laney” Gwinner
West Chester Township
Gilmore Lanes
Fairfield
Gwinner
Ohio River
Warsaw
Smith
Beverly Krause
Louisville
Ross Township
Krause
Tennessee
Butler County
Dale
Ind
John “Clayton” Adams II
Dayton St
Hamilton
Morris Road
Fairfield Township
Monroe
James Elmo Craft
Cynthia Beuerlein
Springdale
Investment group promotes Eastern Shawnee casino plan in Ohio
An investment group linked to APOTA and National Capital I pitches $300,000 for a gambling project with the Eastern Shawnee of Oklahoma. Investors seek right of first refusal on a liquor license for a Botkins casino, claiming up to 100 percent returns in five years while denying formal ties with National Capital.
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Commerce Department
Securities Division
APOTA
Thomas R. Holtsberry
Colonial Golfers Club
Lima
National Capital I
Ohio
Holtsberry
Botkins Casino
Montgomery
Hobtsberry
James C. King
State Supreme Court
King’s
Ing’s
King
Gordon Acheson
Robert
Mike” Bollinger
Dayton Daily News
Journal
Terry Casey
National Capital
Tom Schnippel
Edgewood levy eyed to fund schools and reduce class sizes
Community members praise the levy for funding operating costs about 2.5 million annually, reducing class sizes and reinstating busing. Residents from Edgewood, Babeck Elementary, and Seven Mile express support, citing improved education, extracurriculars, and teacher retention while homeowners face about 200 dollars more yearly in taxes for a 100000 dollar home.
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al Thomas
Edgewood
Sarah Fryman
Babeck
Trenton
Tom York
Goldie Pike
Pike
Dale Braun
Seven Mile
Indictments in crack cases target Tabar and associate
Lola McKinney, 39, faces three counts each of permitting drug abuse and corrupting others with drugs. The victims, aged 12 to 14, prompted Middletown police to probe Tabar who lived in the Williamsburg apartment complex. Juvenile Detective Fred Shuemake began the inquiry after a 12-year-old tested positive for crack, with two other children also involved. Tabar admitted smoking crack with the youths at her home.
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Lola McKinney
Jackson Lane
Piper
Middletown
Tabar
Fred Shuemake
Ter
Tabor
Williamsburg
Shuemake
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