Bid notices issued for Butler County autos and Cincinnati housing work
Legal notices show Butler County Health Department seeking bids for two new automobiles with an August 30, 1978 deadline and contact Ted Whiteman. The Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority invites bids to replace kitchen cabinets at Findlater Gardens, with bid opening September 5, 1978, requiring bid security, performance bonds, wage compliance, hire of residents where feasible, non discrimination, and right to reject bids.
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Butler County Board of Health
Butler County Health Department
Butler County
High Street
Hamilton
Ohio
Ted Whiteman
Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
Findlater Gardens
Cincinnati
Iower
West Central Parkway
Henry R. Stefanik
Foreclosure Notice in Butler County Ohio Case CV78.08 0706
First Investment Company suing Richard Abrams and unknown heirs for mortgage foreclosure on the northerly half of Lot 96 in Oneida subdivision Lemon Township Butler County Ohio. Defendants must answer by October 17 1978 or a judgment will be entered and the sale of the property ordered.
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Cohen, Gregg
Lemon
Butler
Ohio
Oneida
Miami Rivers
Lemon Township
Butler County
Omaha Street
Robert Wieneke
Butler County Engineer‘s
First Investment Company Plaintiff
Court upholds Vesco citizenship denial in Costa Rica
In San Jose the Supreme Tribunal of Elections unanimously refused Vesco's bid for Costa Rican citizenship, keeping the Civil Registry denial due to insufficient economic resources. Vesco, a fugitive financier wanted in the U.S. for embezzling 224 million and contributing 200000 to Nixon's campaign, left Costa Rica May 3 and has ties to former leaders figsueres and Oduber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
Robert Vesco
U.S
Supreme Tribunal of Elections
Court of Final Appeal
Vesco
Bahamas
Rodrigo Carazo
Carazo
United States
Investors Overseas Service
Nixon
Jose Figueres
Figueres
National Liberation Party
Daniel Oduber
US urged to reestablish ties with Vietnam for aid
A government mission told Congress the United States should resume diplomatic relations with Vietnam for humanitarian reasons. It cites severe hunger and overpopulation, predicts a 1.5 million ton rice shortfall, and urges food and medical relief via UN agencies. The report supports lifting the Oct. 1 embargo as talks continue in Hanoi.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Vietnam
Jean Mayer
Mayer
Commission On World Hunger
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tufts University
United Nations
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
U.S
Soviet Union
Carter
Hanoi
Voting rights for D.C. eyed
Washington residents push for full congressional representation as the Senate nears a decisive vote. President Carter urges passage amid amendments and House approval already secured, while opponents warn of low chances and state representation concerns.
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William L. Scott
Rva
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
House Senate Conference Committee
Carter
Free World
House
Senate
Hatch
Scott
Columbia
Congress
James McClure
Ridaho
Maryland
Air fare cuts boost overseas travel surge
Washington reports that thousands of travelers on both sides of the Atlantic are taking international trips they could not have afforded a year ago, driven by an international air policy pursued for its affordability and access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic
Carter
Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses and Air Travel Policy
A list details dozens of marriage license applicants with ages and addresses ranging from Mitchell Lawson to Tamara Shearer. The article then notes a White House statement on new air treaties with Britain and the Netherlands, promoting competition, lower fares, and easier travel. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams highlights making travel affordable for middle American families, and fares for trans Atlantic routes fall, with New York to London as low as 299 dollars and Boston to Amsterdam around 290 dollars.
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Britain
Netherlands
White House
Carter
United States
Transportation
Brock Adams
Europe
Boston
Amsterdam
Ohio youth stabbed in rest area near Hays Kansas
A 16 year old from Mt. Gilead Ohio Brad Beach was stabbed twice while sleeping on a rest area bench east of Hays at Interstate 70 and remained in critical condition. Witnesses said two to four men attacked him and fled in a small dark car while his father slept in the truck nearby.
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Hays
Kan
Ohio
Brad Beach
Mt. Gilead
Ellis County
Dave Wasinger
Murder charge filed in Hamilton shooting case
Steve Michael Halcomb, 24, of 2004 Milton St., turned himself in to Hamilton police and was charged with aggravated murder for the Aug 12 fatal shooting of John H. Summe, 21, at a Union 76 station on Dixie Highway and Hooven Avenue. He was to appear today in Hamilton Municipal Court for arraignment and bond hearing.
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Hamilton
Steve Michael Halcomb
Milton St
John H. Summe
Mt. Healthy
Dixie Highway
Hooven Avenue
Halcomb
Franklin book sale scheduled
The Franklin Public Library will host its annual book sale from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday inside the library. Nonfiction, paperbacks, and incomplete encyclopedia sets will be sold along with many juvenile and adult fiction titles. Prices run 5 cents to 5 dollars based on condition and timeliness. Volunteers from the Warren County Retired Senior Volunteer Program will assist.
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Franklin
Franklin Public Library
Barbara Bruno
Bruno
Warren County
Burglary Probe at Paul Miller Residence
Butler County deputies investigated a daytime burglary at Paul Miller’s home on Elk Creek. Betty Miller reported a broken front door and theft of a scanner tools and a gun from Citizens Band base station, valued at about 1119 dollars, with the break in occurring between 10 30 a m and 4 15 p m.
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Butler County
Paul Miller
Elk Creek Road
Betty Miller
Citizens Band Base Station
Rear-end Collision on Roosevelt Boulevard Without Injuries
Carl Sorrell Jr of Franklin pulled from a private lot onto Roosevelt Boulevard, cutting off Marvin Brewer of Greensboro and causing a two car crash. Both vehicles sustained over 150 dollars in damage. Sorrell charged with failure to yield from a private drive.
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Roosevelt Boulevard
Carl Sorrell Jr
Martz-Paulin Road
Franklin
Marvin Brewer
Carolina St
Brewer
Roosevelt
Sorrell
Wilson- Schramm
Church Observes Third Year Anniversary Week
The Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church at 530 Garfield St marks its third anniversary with services beginning last night with an address by a Greater Missionary Baptist Church minister. Remaining services run tonight through Thursday and Sunday afternoon guiding weekday services at 7 30 p m and Sundays at 3 30 p m Guests include Rev Willie Bankston Rev Carlace Tipton Bishop Reva Payne and Rev Philmore Bryant.
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Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church
Garfield St
Greater Missionary Baptist Church
Willie Bankston
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Carlace Tipton
11Th Avenue
Lincoln Street Church
Lost pets and found items span Franklin Monroe areas and more
A jumble of pet loss notices and found items across Franklin and Monroe regions. Includes a female Siberian Husky with red spots lost in Franklin, a Border Collie in Monroe, a black white and orange dog near Hill Ave, a black toy poodle names Muffin, a Kodak Instamatic camera with flash, a red Tamarack Hills small black toy poodle named Rags, a small dog found by Liberty Restaurant, a ladies' watch for ad payment, and a white poodle named Frisky lost in Lewis St. area. Call numbers provided for each item.
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Franklin
Monroe
Hill Ave
KODAK
N University
Nelbar
Franklin Letters
PMC
Clearcreek
Tamarack Hills
Liberty Restaurant
Lewis St
Funeral Notices for Swisher and Flisher in Middletown
Joseph Swisher, 73, of 1104 Parklane Middletown, died Monday at Middletown Hospital at 1 30 pm Aug 7. Arrangements incomplete. contact Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 423 6516. Edward F Flisher, 57, 184 Anne Dr Middletown, died at residence Monday Aug 71st. Arrangements incomplete. next of kin notification on Schramm Memorial Home 423 6516.
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Swisher
Flisher
Edward F
Anne
Middletown
Schramm Memorial Home
ORAAT
William
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Wilson Schramm
Roosevelt Blvd
Jon Shuler
Woodside Cemetery
Doty House
Wilson Schramm Memorial
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Johann Sebastian Bach
D.C
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Orrin G. Hatch
Rutah
Mitchell R. Lawson
Riverview Ave
Kimberly A. Donahue
James Dishmanti
Roosevelt Bivd
Louise Wannacere
McGee Ave
Forester
Aretha Eisele
Oxford State Road
John Bartels
Hoel Road
Somerville
Mason
Sharon Clark
Beechwood
Trenton
Curtis Snufiet
Karen O'Connor
Tytus Ave
Kenneth Sparks
Highland St
Linda Tolliver
Michael Laney
Lake Ave
Catherine Kreingers
Arnold Drive
GF. Rogers
Bessie Karen Fultz
Anne Drive
Dwayne Greg Abrams
Carpenter
Claudia Ann White
Carlisle
Timothy Lowe
W. Sutphin S
Nancy Ester Kamp
N. Sutphin St
Kevin C. Kohl
Greenup Court
Teresa D. Watts
Donald Lee Yarber
Kalbfieisch Road
Chevyl Lynn Earls
McKinley St
Joseph Reid Chaney
Lynn Drive
Diane Dillon
Arlington Ave
Ralph E. Wright Jr
Oaklawn
Kay Lewis
Bonita
Richard Felton
Carolina Sr
Tamara Shearer
Renee
WEW
Germantown
Cali
Jim Beffitt
Mike
Marilyn
Imogene
Sasura MaceKer
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept
Widdows
Chelsea Sta
New York
MY “Ooh
Needlecraft
Otis
Sue Ave
Victoria Moore
Riggs Funeral Home
Main St
Charlies O. Haney
Riggs Funeral Home, Inc
Barney
Charles St
Joseph R Baker Funeral Home
Otterbein
Joseh Schramm
O’flynn
Whitt
Blair
Lloyd Jonny Blair
Sadiq
Rusha Blair
Famil
Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home
McCoy-Leffler Funeral
Bce
Bes
Sa Weley AM ST “Monroe
Wilson-Schramm
Power Starr Floral CO
Call
Peay Peck
ER Shop
S. Main St
H Reader & Advisor
E. 2Nd St. Franklin
Grandview
Berns
Yankee Rd
Givens
Coast
Neues
Don Corrar
Ray Whitt
Ferguson
Wood River
Friquiaire
Middletown Journal
Journal
Lebanon
Waynesville
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