Widow mourns as two family members die on same day
Treva Barnhart, former Middletown Hospital nurse, loses husband Col Robert Barnhart 55 in Florida and her father Harry W Brown 80 in his Winona Drive home. Coroner rules natural causes. Funeral plans tow paths from Punta Gorda and Staunton to Lawton with services Tuesday.
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Treva Barnhart
Middletown Hospital
Robert Barnhart
Florida
Barnhart
Aiso
Col Barnhart
Trenton
Trenton High School
Punta Gorda
Fla
Germany
Korea
Becky Jo Clymore
Staunton
Beverly Sinclair
Los Angeles
Robert Lamont Barnhart
Lawton
Okla
Pongers
Head-On Crash Kills Infant From Hamilton
A head on collision on Ohio 177 seven tenths of a mile north of Nichols Road at 8 30 p m yesterday killed Tammy Webb seven weeks old from Hamilton. Tammy was a passenger in a car driven by her mother Teresa Webb 19 of 84 Franklin St Butler County police reported. Others listed were Horace V Webb age not given a Webb 3 and Dina Drivie of Cincinnati James Bailey age reported of Cincinnati was the driver of the other car. Several persons were treated at Fort Hamilton Hospital as the crash remained under investigation. Tammy Webb was dead at the scene from multiple injuries according to Butler County coroner Dr Garret J Boone. This was the 29th traffic death in Butler County for 1972.
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Hamilton
Ohio 177
Nichols Road
Tammy Webb
Teresa Webb
Franklin St
Butler County
Horace V. Webb
A. Webb
Dina
Drivie
James Bailey
Cincinnati
Sevreal
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Diabetic Runaway Hunted in Ohio
Columbus police search for Deborah Van Horn a 16 year old diabetic from Louisa Kentucky who wandered from a hospital after receiving insulin and IV feeding. Her mother says the girl rebels against daily insulin and special diets. Doctors insist she needs hospitalization.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louisa
Deborah van Horn
Harold van Horn
Deborah
City commissioners face pay vote on $2500 raise
Ex city commissioner Ray Brown discusses the proposed $2500 annual pay for city commissioners, noting the reform plan ties pay to campaign expenses and adds deductions for missed meetings. The measure along with seven other charter amendments will appear on November ballots.
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Ray Brown
Brown
Mary Lord
Mills and Darragh Promoted in The Journal Editorial Staff
The Journal announces two major realignments. Jim Mills moves from city editor to managing editor, overseeing daily news operations. Dan Darragh, previously wire editor, becomes city editor guiding local and region story gathering. Both appointments reflect ongoing staff restructuring.
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Journal
Paul Day
Jim Mills
Dan Darragh
Wire
Mills
Middletown
Ohio University
Air Force
The
Franklin Area
J.F. Mills
Flemming Road
Eleanor
Brentwood St
Darragh
Democrats Battle Over Committeemen
In a heated gathering in Miami Beach the McGovern and Humphrey factions clashed over National Committee slots. Delegates and labor leaders accused the McGovern camp of rigging the caucus as Robert Hill of the United Rubber Workers urged party unity while others defended current appointees from Ohio and Dayton.
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Jackson
U. S
Louis Stokes
Ohio
McAlise
McAlister
Miami Beach
McGovern
Richard Sklar
Cleveland
King
Robert Hill
United Rubber Workers
Akron
Hill
Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Jospeh T. Cole
Carol McClendon
William Lavelle
Esther Mayl
Dayton
Lavelle
Fire incident and vehicle fire report
At 10 18 a m a fire station emergency crew treated Karen Kramer 20 of 20 Crawford Street for an injured finger and she was sent to Middletown Hospital. At 4 15 p m a car at 215 Curtis Street owned by Tanya Waddell of 217 Curtis Street suffered a hood fire caused by a backfire with 50 dollars damage.
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Karen Kramer
Crawford St
Middletown Hospital
Curtis St
Tanya Waddell
Butler County To Get Methadone Center
Gov. John J. Gilligan announced that Butler County will receive a methadone maintenance center to curb heroin abuse. The $4 million statewide drug program expansion funds also cover three other counties Hamilton Lorain and Jefferson. Dr Melvin M Zwissler of Cincinnati was named chief of the Bureau of Drug Abuse and assistant commissioner for the Ohio Division of Mental Health to coordinate the reforms.
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Butler
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Melvin M. Zwissler
Cincinnati
Bureau of Drug Abuse
Ohio Division of Mental Health
Zwissler
Ohio Drug Studies Conference Opens August in Columbus
Ohio's first annual drugs studies conference will take place in Columbus starting August 14. It gathers professionals from drug abuse prevention treatment and education to share ideas. Speakers include Richard Jordan Director of Communications for Drug Abuse Prevention in Washington and Carl D Chambers Director of Addiction Sciences at University of Miami School of Medicine.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Jordan
Washington, D.C
Carl D. Chambers
Addiction Sciences
University of Miami Fla. School of Medicine
Dancers Protest Cover-Up in Cleveland Bra Regulation Clash
Fifteen go go dancers and leaders rallied at Edgewater Park to oppose Ohio Liquor Control interpretations requiring bras in bars. They decried reduced pay from 35 to 50 dollars nightly to 15 to 25 dollars and urged freedom from restraints. A bra burning talk circulated as police and liquor officials enforced the rule, drawing about 200 people and a local fund offering.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Dolly
Karen
Edgewater Park
Ohio
Cleveland
Roger Lattner
District Liquor Control Office
Fifty eight drivers pay fines in Franklin scene
Fifty five drivers accused of speeding paid a total of 1360 dollars in fines and appearance bond forfeitures Friday in municipal court. Judge John B. Tracy fined Thomas Kemp 32 of 61 Skokiaan Drive 150 dollars and costs and jailed him three days with six month driving suspension for driving while intoxicated. Kemp also received a six month driving ban. Nicholson 28 of 1623 First Ave Middletown paid 50 dollars and costs and a one year pleasure driving suspension for reckless operation.
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Franklin
John B. Tracy
Thomas Kemp
Skokiaan Drive
Thomas Nicholson
First Ave
Middletown
Butler County Man Elected By OREC
Elmer Born of Washington Electric Co Marietta was elected president of the Ohio Rural Electrical Cooperative at its annual conference which ended Friday Also named were Milo Lora Mi West Electric Co as first vice president Walter Knepper North Central Electric Co as second vice president and Harry Garner Butler Electric Co Hamilton as secretary treasurer
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Columbus, Ohio
Elmer
Washington Electric Co
Marietta
Ohio Rural Electrical Cooperative
Milo Lora
Mi-West Electric Co
Walter Knepper
North Central Electric Co
Harry Garner
Butler Electric Co
Hamilton
Middletown Democratic Club opens county campaign HQ
The Middletown Democratic Club in Butler County opens its first campaign headquarters at 138 Central Ave. to aid candidates with meetings and volunteer labor. The office will have limited hours until more volunteers are found, with a volunteer file to match helpers to candidate needs. State Rep. David Armbruster helped cut the ribbon in a traditional ceremony.
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Middletown
Democratic Club
Butler County
Central Ave
Thurman McQuinn
David Armbruster
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