Death Notice Otto L Long Sr Middletown Resident
Otto L Long Sr 2307 Erie Ave died 11 am Monday at Middletown Hospital after five weeks as a patient He was born in Sardinia and lived in Middletown most of his life Retired in 1953 after 39 years with Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co He later worked as an electrician for his son Surviving wife Lou a son Otto L Long Jr a daughter Ray Ruby Welsh two stepsons Harry Shelander Donald Shelander a step daughter Mrs John Ther young a brother Dr Floyd Long one step grandchild nine step great grandchildren Services 2 pm Thursday Riggs Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Visitation Wednesday 7 9 pm Memorials to Doty House appreciated
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Otto L. Long Sr
Erie Ave
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Long
Sardinia
Middletown
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Lou (Lee
Otto L. Long Jr
Ray Ruby Welsh
Harry Shelander
Dayton
Donald Shelander
Batavia
John Ther Young
Cincinnati
Floyd Long
Riggs Funeral Home
E. Eugene Frazer
Woodside Cemetery
Doty House
Mrs Gladys Malott dies in Middletown at 67
Mrs Gladys M Malott 67 of Fisher Avenue Middletown dies at 950 am Monday at Middletown Hospital after a stay at Christian Care Nursing Home since 1968 She is survived only by a sister Ida Gomin of Middletown Services set for 10 am Thursday at Riggs Funeral Home with Dr C E Wintringham officiating burial in Woodside Cemetery
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Gladys Malott
Gladys M. Malott
Fisher Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Christian Care Nursing Home
Malott
Middletown
Ernest
Ida Gomin
Riggs Funeral Home
C. E. Wintringham
Woodside Cemetery
Man Dies In Fall From Roof
Robert Spahn 49 of Fairfield died after falling from his home roof. He suffered a broken neck at Mercy Hospital. Spahn was repairing the roof with his two sons when the accident occurred. Survived by wife Laura and two sons.
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Hamilton
Campbell
Robert Spahn
Walter Ave
Fairfield
Mercy Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Spahn
Vietim
Laura
Obituaries and funeral notices from Hamilton area
Ada Watson 74 of Hamilton and others listed receive funeral services. Ada Watson died Sunday at Mercy Hospital. Visitation and services planned at Second Baptist Church with Rev. James Rice officiating. Survived by son James Hunter and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Additional notices include Mass at St Ann Church for George Renners and private or scheduled services for Grace Augspurger Louise Henry Marie Wenning Gene Wright Ellie Gaines with listed addresses and birth years.
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Ada Watson
Hamilton
Middletown
Second Baptist Church
James Rice
Woodside Cemetery
Greene Funeral Home
George Renners
Heaven Ave
St. Ann’s
Grace Augspurger
Glenway Drive
Webb
Louise Henry
West Elkton Road
Marie Wenning
Vanderveer
Klaus- Weigel
Gene Wright
S. G St
Young
Ellie Gaines
Western Ave
YMCA Canoe Trip Down Little Miami Open for Reservations
The YMCA plans a canoe trip from Waynesville to Camp Kern near Fort Ancient with a picnic. Fees are 4.50 for members and 6 for non members, including canoes life jackets and transport. Participants must be 10 or older and good swimmers.
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Little Miami River
Tom Brickey
YMCA
Waynesville
Dayton Ymca Camp
Kern
Fort Ancient
Camp Kern
Fires Reported in Germantown Road and Lamark Drug Store
Fire crews responded yesterday to three incidents. A Capital Waste Material Co. truck on Germantown Road near Carmody Boulevard suffered an electrical short in the cab causing $1,000 damage. At Lamark Drug Store on 645 N University Blvd a short circuit in an ceiling light fixture caused $25 damage. Fred Rogers, 52, was hospitalized in Middletown in serious condition after a medical transport at 1910 Arlington Ave.
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Germantown Road
Carmody
Capital Waste Material Co
Dayton
N. University Blvd
Lamark Drug Store
Arlington Ave
Fred Rogers
Middletown Hospital
Ohio Senate approves merger option for branch campuses
The Ohio Senate passed 20 to 7 a bill letting state university branch campuses and technical institutes merge into independent community colleges if trustees approve. An amendment gives the Board of Regents power to plan and build branch campuses when funds are appropriated, but the parent university has not acted within a year. The measure aims to raise new revenue while addressing funding for public schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Senate
Ohio Board of Regents
Tevenue Maloney
Senate
Maloney
House
Veteran actor Pam Lukas dies in Tangier hospital
Pam Lukas, a veteran stage and screen actor born in Budapest in 1895, died of a heart attack Sunday night in a Tangiers hospital. His first film was Samson and Delilah (1921) in Vienna. He moved to Hollywood in 1927 and played Dr Rank on Broadway in A Doll House. Lukas starred in the 1941 play Watch on the Rhine, which became a film earning him an Oscar in 1943.
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Pam
Lukas
Tangiers
Morocco
Budapest
Vienna
Hollywood
Dr. Rank
Henrik Ibsen
Clubhouse Bids On City Agenda
The City Commission will review bids for a players clubhouse at the W. W. Sebald Golf Course tonight. Bids are the second set after an earlier bid by Paul E. Brooks was rejected for missing contract additions. The meeting at 7 in the City Building will also consider deposit contracts with local banks and an ordinance to vacate Carmody Boulevard.
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W. W. Sebald Golf Course
City Commission
Paul E. Brooks
Commission Chamber
Break-Ins Reported At Local Businesses No Losses
The Burger Chef at 4300 Grand Ave had a damaged floordial safe knob but no entry or theft. At the American Legion building on S Main St a cigarette machine was found broken into yet no cigarettes or coins were taken.
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Burger Chef
Grand Ave
American Legion
S. Main St. A
Franklin to honor old City Hall as new building opens
Franklin City Council plans a ceremonial move from the old Fourth Street city hall to the new $210000 building on Riley Boulevard and Fourth Street at the Sept. 13 meeting. The move is staged with a march from the old hall to the new. The project funds include traffic light upgrades and a sidewalk renewal note program.
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Franklin
New City Building
Riley Boulevard
Fourth Street
Old City Hall
Joe Baxter
Franklin Municipal Building Corp
City sells bulldozer and rebids for traffic work
The council agreed to sell the 1967 Allis-Chalmers bulldozer to Vincent Rack of Cincinnati for 9000. The unit cost the city 27000 and has had about 17000 in repairs, leaving roughly 8500 owed. Three bids near 18000 for traffic signal work were rejected as about 2500 too high, Eichholz to readvertise.
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Allis-Chalmers
Vincent Rack
Cincinnati
Eichholz
Fired Examiner's Case Is Dismissed
The appeal of Watson L Watts, a Kent man fired in April as an examiner in the office of State Auditor Joseph T Ferguson, was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. The board ruled Watts failed to file within 10 days of removal notice and he may still appeal to court by August 26.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kent
Joseph T. Ferguson
State Personnel Board of Review
Wat
L. Watts
Watts
Woman Deflects Collision by Slamming Parked Cars
An 18th Avenue woman drove into a parked car to avert a head on crash. Doris T. Higdon of 707 18th Ave suffered lip and leg cuts and declined hospitalization. Damage to her 1970 car is about $1,000 and to two parked vehicles owned by Ester Jarmon of 718 15th Ave about $300. Higdon was southbound on Minnesota when she swerved to avoid danger. Her car hit Jarmon's left side, then pushed into the truck tailgate.
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18Th Avenue
Doris T. Higdon
18Th Ave
Ester Jarmon
15Th Ave
Higdon
Minnesota
Japan Vows Fight Over Nixon Move To Stabilize Markets
Western governments seek coordinated action after Nixon's move to sever the dollar from gold. Japan vows to resist and hold the yen, while Britain and the Common Market press for talks to align policies amidst fears of monetary chaos and a trade war.
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London
Nixon
U.S
European Common Market
Brussels
Britain
Japan
U S
Nixor
United States
Noboru Takeshita
Bank of Japan
Tokyo
West Germany
Holland
Switzerland
France
Europe
Ex Fireman Placed On Probation After Reduced Arson Charge
A former Lebanon firefighter, Thomas Burke, 36, received five years probation on a reduced charge of attempting to burn property. The plea followed an eye witness stakeout during an arson probe that tied Burke to the last of five counts. Jury trials are set next month for Burke’s colleagues George and Robert Himes.
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Lebanon
P. Daniel Fedders
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Thomas Burke
Burke
James Ruppert
George Himes
Robert Himes
Warren County Grand Jury
George
Worker in Basement Fire at Sorg Paper Plant
Leroy Theodore, 46, of 2213 Oxford State Road, was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with burns to arms face and upper body after a basement ceiling hole fire at the Sorg Paper Co plant yesterday. He was rescued from the hole along with Robert Lansdale of 3814 Jewell Ave who was cutting a cable with a torch when the blaze started.
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Leroy Theodore
Oxford State Road
Middletown Hospital
Sorg Paper Co
Robert Lansdale
Jewell Ave
Strikes Cost Israel 396000 Workdays in 1980
Israel lost about 396000 working days last year due to strikes. Nearly half of the total time lost occurred during a secondary school teachers walkout.
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Israel Tel Aviv
Israel
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