Giant Step builds affordable modular homes in Middletown
Raymond Glover chose a Giant Step modular home for his 17th Avenue residence after visiting the Indiana factory where All American Homes builds the units. The $38,500 house includes a basement, three baths, a two car garage, and brick front. financing options include conventional FHA VA and Section 235 with subsidies.
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17Th Ave
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Giant Step Inc
Decatur
Ind
All American Homes
Middletown
Indiana
Giant Step
17Th Avenue
FHA
Hamilton Man Found Innocent in Manslaughter Trial
A Butler County Common Pleas Court jury acquitted Paul Buttery of involuntary manslaughter and assault in the May 24 death of Ewing Taylor. Buttery testified Taylor, 70, struck first, fell, and later died from a brain blood clot, with hospital records noting intoxication.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ewing Taylor
Middletown
Paul Buttery
Harmon Ave
Taylor
Hill Ave
Anchor
Central
Clinton Avenues
James Mullaney
Montgomery County
Plants, stereo stolen in two city home burglaries
Police report multiple thefts including three macrame planters and flowers from Raymond Ratliff at 2408 Queen Ave and a $200 stereo stolen from Mrs. Joe Atkinson at 16 Moore St. Two youths, ages 13 and 10, were taken in custody over an assault on Ronnie Martin at 14 Curtis St. In other incidents, a bat intruder was dealt with at 604 Highview Rd, a Franklin man Otis Cook charged after a crash on Carmody Blvd, and a 85 mph chase ending with Kenny Fugate charged with DWI and concealed weapon possession. A lawnmower valued at 149 was stolen from 919 Lafayette Ave.
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Raymond Ratliff
Queen Ave
Joe Atkinson
Moore St
Ronnie Martin
Curtis St
Ronnie
Columbia Avenue
Grand Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Sutphin Street
Douglas Avenue
Kenny KR. Fugate
Arlington Ave
Medina man sentenced for June stabbing death of Brunswick woman
Thomas Yanasak, 31, of Strongsville, was given a life term by Medina County Common Pleas Judge Phillip Baird after being found guilty on July 3 of abducting 22 year old Carol Smith from a Brunswick shopping center. Smith's body was found in a secluded area outside Brunswick.
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Medina
Ohio
Thomas Yanasak
Strongsville
Medina County Common Pleas
Phillip Baird
Brunswick
Carol Smith
Celeste Endorsed by Ohio AFL CIO for Governor
The 800,000 member Ohio AFL CIO backs Democrat Richard F. Celeste over incumbent Gov. James A. Rhodes citing Celeste new solutions to state problems. The endorsement highlights Celeste presented policies capable of addressing key economic and social issues.
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Ohio
AFL Cio
Columbus, Ohio
Richard F. Celeste
Ohio Aflcio
James A. Rhodes
Sludge complaint stirs Trenton area residents
At a county health board meeting angry Trenton residents pledged to file a verified complaint with the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency over Middletown sludge spreading on a farm near their homes. Officials from OEPA SWOAPC and county health reported no odor or health problems and found no violations beyond minor site issues.
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Trenton
County Board of Health
Middletown
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Jack McGowan
Harold and Edna Smith
Kennel Road
OEPA
Smiths
McGowan
Trenton Area
Health Board
Southwestern Ohio Air Pollution Control
Pat Hayes
Swoapc
Martin Farms, Inc
Sludge complaint near home prompts county inquiry
James Couch of 2852 Busenbark Road reported sludge within 110 feet of his residence. The issue was investigated this morning by the OFPA after last night's county health board meeting. In the photo, Tom Winston of the OEPA, Fred Martin and Jim Martin of Martin Farms, and Couch discuss the matter with Fred Martin saying the near‑home sludge resulted from human error and will be resolved.
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Winston
Martin Farms
James Couch
Busenbark Road
County Health Board
OFPA
Tom Winston
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Fred Martin
Couch
Jim Martin
City Worker to Attend Thermography Seminar in Columbus
City employee Davis Jones will attend a thermography seminar in Columbus on October 3. Sponsored by NASA, the event draws city officials and industry representatives, with Jones presenting findings from the city’s heat loss photo project.
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Davis Jones
Columbus
The
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jones
Rhodes makes appointments to Akron Board of Trustees
Gov. James A. Rhodes has appointed Janet Purnell of Akron to a nine year term on the University of Akron Board of Trustees. She will replace William Fort of Akron whose term expired last month.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
University of Akron Board of
Janet Purnell
Akron
William Fort
County weighs higher jail rates in Butler County
Butler County commissioners considered raising the daily jail rate from 10 to 15 dollars for local offenders and 15 to 20 dollars for out of county prisoners. The sheriff urged a Jan 1 start, noting higher rates in nearby facilities. Also approved 6 million in wastewater project bonds at 5.58 percent with a 180 dollar premium.
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Hamilton
Robert R. Walton
Arthur Reiff
Montgomery County
Dayton
Cincinnati
Upper Mill Creek
Kedder Peabody
John Fisher
Peck, Shafer & Williams
Cincinnati Bond Consultants
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