Avco Cancels Out At Fair
The Ohio State Fair Board must seek new talent after Avco Broadcasting cancels live shows at the fairgrounds in Columbus due to union disputes with cameramen and engineers. Avco operates WLW stations in Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and Indianapolis and cites a final union offer rejection after an all night session.
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Cincinnati
Ohio State Fair Board
Avco Broadcasting
Fairgrounds
Columbus
Dayton
Indianapolis
John T. Murphy
Avco
Midwest
Frank Atwood
Wlw-T
WLW Radio
Wlw-D
Wlw-C
WLW-1
Ind
Murphy
Paul Dixon
Bob Braun
Phil Donahue
WLW
Trenton Sees First Traffic Fatality in Two Decades
A 19 year old Trenton area man Roger B Lovely died after a two car crash on N Miami Street near Middletown Hospital. The other driver John W Deaton 42 and passenger Alpha W Burgher 18 along with Deaton s wife Martha were injured. Authorities expect no charges until the investigation ends.
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Trenton
Trenton Area
Corporation Limits
N. Miami Street
Hubert Adams
State Street Railroad
John W. Deaton
Deaton
Alpha W. Burgher
Union St
Martha
Middletown Hospital
Burgher
Denton
Hamilton
Edgewood High ‘School
Carcar-Fels Co
Miami University
Lynn
Mark
John Stumpf
Beulah Lovely
St. John's
Boy on Bicycle Struck by Car in Middletown Incident
James Moon eight years old of 1808 Road was treated at Middletown Hospital for bruises and a right ankle injury after his bicycle collided with a car in front of 317 Charles Street around 4 p.m. yesterday. Claude Carpenter seventy six of 1806 Jefferson Avenue drove the car and was unable to avoid the crash after Moon rode from an alley into the path of the vehicle.
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James Moon
1808
Road
Middletown Hospital
Charles St
Claude Carpenter
Jefferson Ave
Drug Board To Meet In Hamilton Courthouse
An open meeting of the Butler County Drug Planning and Service Board will be held Friday at 3 30 pm in the courthouse Hamilton in the court room on the third floor. Existing county drug programs will be outlined and the board’s organizational structure discussed, per executive director J Edward Swain.
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Butler County Drug Planning and Service Board
Hamilton
J. Edward Swain
Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
Youth Arrested After Purse Theft Suspect Identified
A 17 year old on Tenth Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon and released to parents after Mrs. Margaret Flenner identified him as the man who seized her purse at the Ayr Way Store on University Boulevard. City detectives said he will appear in Butler County Juvenile Court.
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Tenth Avenue
Hamilton
Ayr. Way
University Boulevard
Margaret Flenner
Butler County
Franklin First Glass Reclamation Plant Sets Bid Milestones
Franklin plans the world’s first glass reclamation plant to reclaim glass from the local solid waste residue using a photoelectric eye to sort into clear green and amber. The $330000 project aims to operate by year’s start, with EPA covering two thirds of costs and GCIMI one third, and daily profit expected from resale of sorted glass and aluminum. Construction bids totaling 255902 are approved pending a $90000 EPA grant, start in about 30 days, and the plant will be turned over to the city after 12 months. Two subdivision additions were approved for Harpland paving and future homes as drainage issues are addressed.
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Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
Environmental Protectional Agency
EPA
The
Glass Institute
GCMI
Sortex Co
Charles Shook, Inc
General Contracting
John Arpp Co
Gebhart Electrical, Inc
Harpland
Ortman-Stewart asks city for 2000 dollar monthly bus subsidy
The Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co asks the city for a 2000 dollar monthly subsidy to keep city buses running. The financially strapped firm posted a 16000 dollar loss last year and plans to revisit the request after several months. City officials discuss possible city takeover with a Dial-A-Ride plan costing 142000 dollars financed by a half mill levy.
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Helsel
Helse
Wich
Hessel
Ohio
Hamilton
School aid expansion eyed for eight Title I elementary schools
Middletown Board of Education considers adding Amanda and Jefferson to six existing Title I elementary schools for a $145,900 state funded catch-up program at Sherman, Amanda, Jefferson, Maple Park and McKinley Middle. Expanded program aims to raise Title I students to match non-title peers with reading and math support.
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Middletown Board of Education
Sherman, Amanda, Jefferson
Maple Park
McKinley Middle
Amanda and Jefferson
Middletown
Taft Elementary
Oneida
Central
Garfield
Taft
Sherman
Jefferson
Amanda
McKinley
Roosevelt
Gene Saylor
Saylor
Sherman Jefferson
City Charter Changes Set for Tonight's Vote
Charter Review Committee and City commissioners finalize eight amendments for November ballot. Changes include word substitution from presentation to publication, Board of Health size minimum set at seven, pay raise for commissioners to 2500 annually, streamlined passage of ordinances, and a Charter review committee every ten years. Ballot submission deadline is tomorrow at 4 p.m. for Board of Elections. Meeting at 7 p.m. in City Building chamber.
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Board of Health
Hesse
Board of Elections
Commission Chamber
Burglary Attempts Reported At Three Local Businesses
Police reported three burglary attempts today at Dohn Hardware on 20 N Broad St Hatfield Coal Co at 1703 Woodlawn Ave and the Top Value Store at 1428 Central Ave. All attempts failed with no injuries or arrests noted.
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Dohn Hardware
N. Broad St
Hatfield Coal Co
Woodlawn Ave
Top ‘Value Store
Central Ave
Budget Hearing Set by Middletown Board of Education
A public hearing on the proposed 1973 budget of 14.7 million dollars is scheduled tonight at 7:15 in the Middletown Schools board room on Girard Avenue, ahead of the 7:30 p.m. regular meeting. The tentative budget forecasts a 620,357 increase over this year's 13.7 million operating budget and aims to file with the Butler County Budget Commission by August 20.
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Board of Education
Middletown
Girard Avenue
Butler County Budget Commission
Ohio Department of Taxation
Butler and
Warren County Boards of Elections
Money Stolen From Home on 16th Ave
Police said a thief entered Mrs. Mildred Domineck's home at 600 16th Avenue and stole 35 dollars from a purse. The incident was reported yesterday.
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Mildred Domineck
16Th Ave
Thieves Steal Three Color TV Sets From Rosedale Home
Police report a break in at 4306 Rosedale Road in which three color television sets were stolen along with a watch camera and possibly other items from the home of William C. Akers. Miss Sally Akers reported the incident with no loss estimate given.
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William C. Akers
Rosedale Road
Sally Akers
Family Lnhart Hamilton Trenton area couple escapes crash
A Trenton area couple and their small daughter escaped injury about 6 am today when the east bound car they rode in lost control on Kennedy Road near Wayne Mason Road in St. Clair Township. The vehicle, driven by Mrs. Dixie M. Wilcox 23 of 4983 Kennedy Road, struck a pole. Passengers were Guy Wilcox 23 and Victoria Lynn Wilcox 13 months old.
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Hamilton
Trenton
Kennedy Road
Wayne-Ma«dison Road
St. Clair Township
Butler County
Dixie M. Wilcox
Guy Wilcox
Victoria Lynn Wilcox
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Breesel Boulevard
Cheppars
Roger B. Lovely
HB. Lovely
Jacksonburg Rd
Messiman Road
N. Miami
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Franklin
Journal State Editor
A.M. Kinney, Inc
Ortman-Stewart
Ortman
Joseph Gunkel
Eiman Court
Ohio National Guard
Hillsboro
Gunkel
By David Driver
Dale Helsel
Equitable Life
Kensington ST
Equitable’s
Ron Lane
Equitable
Roger D. Gever
First St
Equitebie Life Insur Brice Society of These
East Opportunity
Lnhart
LeSourdsviLle Lake
Tombstone Territory
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