Firemen at Hospital Train as Paramedics in Middletown
Twenty four Middletown firefighters are completing 100 hours of clinical experience at Middletown Hospital as part of a paramedic training program begun last April. They will work in the coronary care unit and other areas, learning emergency care, vital signs reading, and medica terminology. The second semester starts in September with further medical emergencies study and clinic hours, aiming for full certification by April next year. Fire Chief Vic Anvil says the program will place two paramedics on the squad, two on backup, and one on each engine company, fulfilling years of planning to bring the emergency room to the victim.
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Middletown Hospital
Middletown
William Erb
Barbara Lee
SS Ram
Maryna
Springfield
Hamilton
Wl Hospital
Erb
Vic Anvil
Waiting for Congress to Act City County Eye CETA Cuts
Butler County CETA program faces a potential 14 percent nationwide reduction as the House trims 100000 from 725000 public service jobs. Local officials in Middletown and Butler County warn of uncertain impacts, including pension shifts and funding gaps looming Oct 1.
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Hamilton
U.S. House
Butler County
House
CETA
Keith Hyde
Middletown
Dale Helsel
Hyde
Ceta Public Service
Referoe
Involv
Public Service
Middletown City
End of 130 CETA jobs hits city workers
About 130 city CETA employees hired for special projects last fall will be terminated by September 30. Seventy-three workers hired September 1 will be laid off August 31, and 57 hired October 1 will lose their positions by September 30. The city will retain roughly 100 sustaining CETA workers.
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CETA
Roy Bechtel
Bechtel
Fire runs Today across multiple calls at city bars and streets
A string of emergency runs from 1:51 a.m. at The Anchor bar involving Jett Stacy 47 with a head cut who was treated and released, to 6:33 p.m. at 904 Catalpa Drive where Ray Cowgill 60 fell ill and was transported. Additional calls include fever, breathing difficulties, and a pickup truck fire with $100 damage. Multiple addresses and ages listed with patients transported to hospital or treated.
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Jett Stacy
Central Ave
17Th Ave
Alabama East
Vannest Ave
Brian Bond
Catalpa Drive
Ray Cowgill
Ninth Ave
Baltimore Street
Fairfield Ave
Walter Pfeiffer
Woodlawn Ave
Maureen Nemcic
Villa Court
Calumet Ave
Joe M. Love
N. Verity Parkway
Alice McClain
Te Am. As
Middletown Building
Anna Bruck
Garfield St
Runway Work Delays Landings at Hook Field
Triasco Corp workers begin a two week renovation of Hook Field runway costing 213000 dollars funded entirely by a U S Department of Transportation grant.
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Hook Field
Triasco Corp
U.S. Department of Transportation
Sheckler
Girl Thrown From Car In Roosevlt Incident
A 16 year old girl, Cynthia Rupp of 1725 Lawn Ave, is in fair condition at Good Samaritan Hospital after a car driven by Jeana Combs, 16, of 1723 Lawn Ave, struck a light pole on Roosevelt Boulevard near University Boulevard. The car ran off the road, crossed lanes, and the passenger was thrown into the median with head injuries. Combs faces charges of careless driving.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Boulevard
Cynthia Rupp
Lawn Ave
Jeana Combs
Combs
Distinctive odor prompts Middletown air check
Citizens reported an unfamiliar odor in Middletown prompting Deputy Health Commissioner Win Duff to contact the Southwestern Ohio Air Pollution Control office in Cincinnati. Investigators could not identify the source by press time, with Duff suggesting possible chemical emissions and a nutlike scent.
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Middletown
Win Duff
Duff
Southwestern
Ohio Air Pollution Control Office
Cincinnati
Swoapc
Journal
Kindness Heeled for Congressional Run in 8th District
Rep. Thomas N. Kindness of Hamilton leads in campaign funds for Ohio's 8th District. He reports 15,425 on hand mid year, while Democrat Lou Schroeder of Fairfield shows 709 after a primary win. Schroeder drew 500 from the Railway Clerks union and 200 from Union Pacific Corp. plus 200 from the American Optometric Association. A $1,000 contribution is listed from Margaret R. Filler of Glendale.
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Thomas N. Kindness
Hamilton
Lou Schroeder
Fairfield
Ohio
Federal Election Commission
Kindness
Schroeder
Dayton
Homer Whited
Whited
United Auto
National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
E Committee
Corning Glass Works
National Association of Life Underwriters
Monsanto Co
Westvaco Corp
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Greenville
Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks Union
Union Pacific Corp
American Optometric Association Inc
Margaret R. Filler
Glendale
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Anvil
Helen Warren
Eugene McNally
David Rerenger
Hospital Sheckler
Congress
Hessel
U.S. Senate
Sheriff's Department
Nas
Roosevelt
University Boulevard
Robert L. Sorrell
Brezel
Children’s Vision
Williams
Towne Mall
Steve Kirkwing
Fantasy Farm
Amaale
U.S
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