Insanity Pleas in Ruppert Case Amid Ohio Ruling
Cincinnati reports that Ohio faces a state Supreme Court decision on insanity pleas as James Ruppert, accused of killing 11 family members on Easter 1975, may face a retrial after his 1975 trial in Butler County rejected his insanity plea.
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Cincinnati
James Ruppert
Ohio Supreme Court
Ruppert
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Ohio Court Y Appeals
Hamilton Bachelor
John Holcombe
State Supreme Court
Holcomb
Hugh Holbrook
Hamilton
Holbrook
Lima State Hospital
Deaths and funerals in Hamilton area
Obituaries list Dwight L. Lawson 68 of Barbara Park Convalescent Center died after an extended illness. Survivors include son Richard Westport Connecticut and sister Emma Clark Middletown. Services 10 a.m. at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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Barbara Park
Middletown Stal
Pomeroy
Lawson
Ohio
Illinois
U.S
Salvation Army
Moody Institute
Chicago
Richard
Westport
Homer D. Leffler
Hamilton
Mr. Leffler
Mick
Thousand Oaks
Calif
United States
Europe
McCoy- Leffler
Lewis H. Thompson
Park Drive
Walter F
Bauer
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Mercy Hospital
Seven Mile
Collinsville
Champion Paper Co
Buckeye Mini-Tractor Pull Association
St. Mary's Church
Oxford
Clara
Mary Jo Kurtz
Samuel
St. Mary’s Church
Raymond Learch
Butler County Memorial Park
Inman Funeral Home
Somerville
Lebanon
Alfred Kirken Cloke Jr
N. Ohio
Greene Memorial Hospital
Cloke
Ohio State Council of Carpenters
Betty
Carol Gallagher
Xenia
Christine Cloke
Utah
Marilyn Miller
Quincy
Ill
Mildred Cloke
Cincinnati
Louis Cloke
Patrick Cloke
Harrison Cloke
Stewart Calvert
American Diabetes Association, Inc
Reading Road
City Drug Treatment Faces Methadone Committee Review
A Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board committee will study local methadone needs at Middletown's drug treatment center. The panel, chaired by Richard Vaaler, will interview police, clinicians, judges, and users and report in nine days for board action.
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648
John O'Bryan
Middletown
Timothy Moritz
Ohio Department of Meta Mental Health and Retardation
Butler County
648 Board
Moritz
Bureau of Drug Abuse
Richard Vaaler
Miami University
Steve Geckeler
Barbara Whelpton
Oxford
Vaaler
O'Bryan
Trenton races see filings by council candidates
Fred Wilson, councilman 1968 to 1971, expects to file today with Butler County Board of Elections for council in November. Mayor John Madoffori also plans to file. incumbent Oliver McKinney and former police chief Hubert Adams already filed. Carl Ennis circulates petitions. Four seats open. incumbents Ron Specht and Ed Roth not seeking re election.
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Trenton
Fred Wilson
Butler County Board of Elections
John Madoffori
Oliver McKinney
Hubert Adams
Carl Ennis
Ron Specht
Ed Roth
Mrs. Dornon to present piano recital
Eleanor Dornon pianist and wife of Dr. Ivan Dornon United Methodist Church missionary to Japan will present a recital tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church. She is a Miami University Juilliard Yale graduate with a master in music. She and her husband have been missionaries in Japan since 1956 and five children were born there. Harriet Palmer chairs the reception. Mrs. Dornon stays with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crocker.
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Eleanor Dornon
Ivan Dornon
United Methodist Church
Japan
First United Methodist Church
Miami University
Juilliard School of Music
Yale University School of Music
Harriet Palmer
Dornan
Jack Crocker
Gold production highs and lows through 1940
Gold output shows a historic dip to 16 000 fine troy ounces in 1837 and a peak at 4 900 000 ounces in 1940 highlighting dramatic shifts in the sector over more than a century.
Heavy damage in church break in at St Luke United Presbyterian
A break in at St Luke United Presbyterian Church 4311 Walton Court caused extensive damage to the basement area used for brain damaged children care. Front door appeared used for entry or exit and losses were not yet tallied.
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St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
Walton Court
Gratis village aims cleanup after weed and junk complaints
About 20 property owners received letters urging weed removal and cleanup. Council plans to authorize mowing and bill noncompliant owners, while sidewalk repairs and sewer line plans face delaying decisions until routes are finalized. A park board funds 660 feet of fence for the Ohio 122 Brubaker Rd park.
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Dan Ritchey
Gratis
Scot Cuncil
Roscoe Elam
Russ Wilson
George Howard
Ohio 725
Village Park Board
Ohio 122
Brubaker Road
Donald Sunderhaus
Car crashes topple tombstones at Dodds Memorials
A vehicle struck three tombstones at Dodds Memorials on Verity Parkway near 14th Avenue at 1 40 a m. John W Pelfrey 56 of 312 Garfield Street was turning onto 14th Avenue when he lost control. He escaped injury.
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Dodds Memorials
Verity Parkway
John W. Pelfrey
Garfield St
14Th Avenue
Freon Tank Explosion Hurts Man On Kensington Street
Daniel Wagner 47 of Germantown Road was injured when a freon gas bottle outside 526 Kensington exploded while leaking. He was treated at the scene and later at Middletown Hospital for hand and wrist injuries with a metal fragment in his chin. The blast also toppled a television antenna and hurled the tank onto Kensington Street around 2:50 p.m.
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Kensington Street
Middletown
Daniel Wagner
Germantown Road
Wagner
Kensington
Sherry Barker
Open House for John XXIII Kindegarten Program
An open house for parents of 5 year olds to enroll in the new morning kindergarten at John XXIII Elementary School is set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in St Mary parish hall Central Avenue. Principal William Kunzler and kindergarten teacher Cynthia Monter will explain the program and answer questions. The John XXIII PTO sponsors refreshments and the kindergarten opens Sept 6 at the East Campus with bus service from public schools.
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St. Mary
Central Avenue
Cynthia Monter
Centerville
William Kunzler
John XXIII Pto
St. Mary's
Women Protect Yourself Tips Prompt Safer Home Visits
Advice urges women to avoid walking alone after dark and to vet visitors carefully to reduce risk of violent crimes. It emphasizes awareness of who enters the home and personal safety precautions.
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Columbia Ave
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Preble County Community Action Commission
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