City Commission race narrows as incumbents face fall campaign
Mary Lord exits the race and Dudley Inwood confirms a bid for a second term while Ray Brown weighs retirement. Local grocer Stan Sorrell and Miami University student Dennis Jena join petitions for three seats amid ongoing filings ahead of the Sept. 2 deadline.
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Fred Sennet
Mary Lord
Dudley Inwood
Ray Brown
City Commission
Miss Lord
Commission
Inwood
Brown
Stan Sorrell
Dennis Jena
Middletown
Miami University
Two-car Crash West of Jacksonburg injures eight
Butler County and Seven Mile police report a two-vehicle crash two miles west of Jacksonburg sending eight people to local hospitals. Neanover driving north on Ohio 744 allegedly ran a stop sign at Ohio 503, causing total losses. Melody Sortman 14 was admitted for observation. several relatives were treated and released. A separate collision near Fort Hamilton involved Mrs Handy 33 injured while parked vehicles struck by a car driven by Robert Skeens 22 who failed to stop. No citations issued.
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Rita Craycraft
State St
Trenton
Butler County
Seven Mile
McCoy-Leffler
Neanover
Ohio 503
Ohio
Sortman
Fort Hamilton
Mercy
Jacksonburg
Melody Sortman
Kerry St
Mercy Hospital
Penny
Mark
John Neanover
Frazee Road
Somerville
Wart
Carlisle
Jenetta Sortman
Debbie
Osborne
Brelsford
Flemming Road
Ethel Handy
Middletown Hospital
Robert Skeens
McKinley St
Nader Criticisms Stir California Report Draws Fire
A Ralph Nader task force released a 500000 word report in Washington DC accusing California land and water policies of endangering resources. It calls for resignations of officials including Bill Gianelli and targets state boards with ties to farm and land interests. Governor Reagan’s aides defend the administration saying California leads in environmental protections and fights the charges as unfounded.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ralph Nader
California
Washington, D.C
William Gienelli
Nader
Raiders
Spoesman
Ronald Reagan
Bill Gianelli
William Strobel
Reagan
Strobel
Gianeli
Volleyball diplomacy? Nixon era hints at Cuba ties
California report notes the Nixon administration does not rule out better Cuba relations but cautions against expecting a volleyball diplomacy move. Eight American volleyball teams have played in Cuba since 1968 while Ping Pong diplomacy is cited as a precedent.
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San Clemente
Calif
Vap
Cuba
House
United States
Auditor questions film ticket purchases by Florida agency
Florida Auditor General Er nest Ellison questions the Bureau of Blind Services for Daytona Beach buying 15 movie tickets at 1 each for Airport and 32 tickets at 2 each for Patton as part of a mobility and motivational program for newly blinded individuals.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florda
Ernest Ellison
Bureau of Blind Services Center
Daytona Beach
Rites Set Tuesday For Accident Victim Troy Neace
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Troy Neace 19 of 95 Lafayette Ave who died Friday night in a Germantown Road auto crash. Charles Lindsay 17 of 8824 Alyce Ave Franklin remained serious at Middletown Hospital. he drove the car Neace rode in. Richard E. Worthy 22 of Dayton and Cindy Perry 16 also of Dayton suffered minor injuries. Neace is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Scott Neace. service at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery, Miamisburg. Visitation 3-5 and 7-9 tomorrow.
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Troy Neace
Lafayette Ave
Germantown Road
Charles Lindsay
Alyce Ave
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Neace
Richard E. Worthy
Dayton
Worthy
Cindy Perry
Scott Neace
Lafayette Avenue
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Clifton W. Hatfield
Highland Memorial Cemetery
Miamisburg
Funeral
Thief Steals From Ice Cream Shop Window
An agile thief cut a screen at the Park Street Ice Cream Store on 210 N Verity Parkway and took about $300 from the serving window. He climbed through the window and left without interior damage. exact loss will be known after inventory per store officials.
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Park Street
N. Verity Parkway
Brown Plans Appeal of Monroe Rezoning Denial
Developer John C. Brown says he will file a suit to appeal the Monroe zoning denial for two family homes and will proceed regardless of a pending referendum on multi family apartments. The referendum aims to block the rezoning that would permit the project.
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John C. Brown
Monroe
Journal
Brown
Girl Hit By Car Near Home In Maineville
Julia Ann Arnold, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Arnold of 8052 Sibey Road, was treated at Bethesda North Hospital Cincinnati for injuries after being struck by a car near her home. Sheriff Roy Wallace said she ran into the road from behind an ice cream truck. Driver’s name was not disclosed and no citation issued.
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Maineville
Julia Ann Arnold
William Arnold
Sibey Road
Bethesda North Hospital
Cincinnati
Roy Wallace
Mass for Mrs Verna Achberger at Holy Trinity Church
Mrs Verna Achberger 72 of 1617 Berwick Lane dies at home. Mass at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Trinity Church, entombment in Woodside Cemetery mausoleum. Viewing at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Monday. Memorials to Heart Fund suggested.
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Verna Achberger
Berwick Lane
Holy Trinity Church
Woodside Cemetery
Lykins Rites Set for Mrs Sylvia Lykins in Stanton Ky
Mrs Sylvia Lykins 66 of 4902 Brookhaven Drive Franklin died at Garden Manor at 11 a.m. Saturday after an 18 month illness. She leaves son Alvin Earl in the Air Force at Selma Ala daughter Mrs Faye Keller Middletown three sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. Hearne Funeral Home Stanton with calling from noon to 2 30 p.m. Burial Vaughans Mills Cemetery near Clay City Ky memorials to Cancer Society Local arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Sylvia Lykins
Brookhaven Drive
Franklin
Garden Manor
Powell County
Lykins
Alvin Earl Lykins
Air Force
Selma
Ala
Faye Keller
Middletown
Claire Weidknecht
Mae Harrington
Marion
Ind
Margaret Kennon
Clay City
Rollie
Joseph Swope
William
Hearne Funeral Home
Stanton
Vaughans Mills
The
Cancer Society
MccCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Hueston Woods To Stay Open Amid State Park Cuts
Ohio will shutter 11 of 57 state parks on September 7 under Gov. Gilligan's austerity plan. Lodges cabins and golf courses will stay open while beaches camping hiking and naturalist programs close and winter programs are canceled. Open parks include Burr Oak Cowan Lake Dillon Houston Woods Lake Hope Mohican Pike Lake Portsmouth Punderson Pymatuning and South Bass Island.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Natural Resources
William Nye
Burr Oak
Cowan Lake
Dillon
Houston Woods
Lake Hope
Mohican
Pike Lake
Portsmouth
Punderson
Pymatuning
South Bass Island
Middletown Aero Club Hosts Three-in-One Contest
The Middletown Aero-Modelers Club meets at 4 p.m. today in Smith Park. A three-in-one event features scale semi scale and hand launched glider contests followed by a club meeting.
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Middletown
Catholic Schools to Open Says Archdiocese Urges Registration
Archbishop Seibold reassures 260 parishes Catholic schools will open for 1971 72 and urges all Catholic parents to register children in parish or Catholic high schools. He notes state aid may cover most or all tuition, avoiding extra costs, while Gov Gilligan warns of possible cuts if a budget is not passed.
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Cincinnati
Paul F. Seibold
Paul
John J. Gilligan
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio House
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Ohio
Dayton Area Superintendent Will Be Named
The Rev. Gail A. Poynter of the Cincinnati Archdiocesan School Office will be nominated as superintendent of Catholic schools in the Dayton area pending Archdiocesan Board of Education approval. Father Herman Kenning will recommend the appointment at the Sept. 9 meeting.
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Cincinnati
Gail A. Poynter
Cincinnati Archdiocesan School Office
Dayton
Catholic Telegraph
Archdiocesan
Archdiocesan Board of Education
Herman Kenning
Southwestern Ohio
Father Poynter
Torres Fled Government Building Amid Bolivian Assault
President Juan Jose Torres fled La Paz with insurgent troops storming the government palace Saturday night. Earlier reports described mounting clashes and rapid military action across the capital.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
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