Tax repeal backers must gather more names in Ohio
Ohio petition drive to repeal the state income tax faces invalid signatures. Secretary of State Ted Brown will meet staff to discuss reinstating some disqualified names. Of 249,354 names sent to 78 counties, 202,215 were valid and 7,139 invalid. Repealers must reach 318,414 votes. Rep. Robert Netviey says recirculation petitions are ready. Brown says he will stay neutral amid GOP pressure.
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Ted Brown
Boards of Elections
Courty Boards of Elections
Robert Netviey
Laura
Bron
Brown
Ohio
Police Brief: Burglar Steals Ring and Cash from City Resident
August Ritter of 907 Second Ave. reported a burglar took a diamond ring and $6 in cash from his home. The incident is being investigated by local police.
Fire injures woman. treated and released
Fire at 7 45 p m near Fire Station No 3 at 307 N Clinton St injures Sue Whisman 31 of 312 N Broad St a cut hand from a broken baby bottle she is treated at Mid dle town Hospital and released by private car
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Clinton St
Sue Whisman
Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Van Slain on Job at International Harvester Co
Charles Green aged 28 of London Ohio was shot and killed Friday evening while working at the International Harvester Co Michael Lager 23 of Columbus an employee at the firm was charged with first degree murder and was due in Franklin County Municipal Court Monday
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles Green
London
Ohio
International Harvester Co
Michael Lager
Columbus
Lager
Franklin County
Walkaway From Butler County Jail Sparks Manhunt
Middletown police and area departments sought 26 year old William D Gardner of 6013 Hurst Road Middletown after he walked away from the Butler County jail in Hamilton yesterday morning. Gardner had 83 days to serve on a larceny by trick conviction and was last seen at 4 am while mopping floors. Jailers Lt Bob Wright and Deputy Charles Gibson were suspended for 83 days.
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Middletown
William D. Gardner
Hurst Road
Butler County
Hamilton
Gardner
Bob Wright
Charles Gibson
Harold Carpenter
Three more reassigned on Journal's news staff
The Journal announces three staff changes effective Sept. 4. Tom McRoberts returns to coordinate Miami Valley news, succeeding Thom Hall who moves to area politics and environment reporting. Steve Vorhis shifts to the copy desk as wire editor. Hall, 22, is a Miami University graduate who has led Franklin coverage.
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The
Journal
Jim Mills
Tom McRoberts
Miami Valley News
Thom Hall
Steve Vorhis
McRoberts
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Minnesota Bible College
Minneapolis
Western Star
Westside
VORHIS Background Ties Midlothian to Journalism Roots
VORHIS a 24 year old native Midlestonian and Fenwick High School and Missouri School of Journalism graduate is son of Mr and Mrs Robert.
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Vorhis
Funeral Home Price To Be Court Problem
City commissioners will consider authorizing court proceedings to set the value of Eston Riggs funeral home and adjacent property as a dispute over appraised price arises. HUD rules limit negotation and about 10 court cases exist with no final judicial decision yet. The agenda also includes approving maximum acquisition prices for downtown rehabilitation property near N Broad Street and N Verity Parkway.
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Eston Riggs
R. Paul Christiansen
Riggs
Christiansen
Federal Housing and Urban Development Department
Uinta Forest Opens Special Fishing Facility for Disabled
The Uinta National Forest dedicates a long planned Special fishing facility to serve mentally and physically handicapped visitors. The project highlights accessibility efforts within the area near American Fork Canal in Utah and reflects ongoing commitment to inclusive recreation.
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American Fork Can.yon
Utah
Uinta National Forest
Minister James Metcalf Dies in Franklin at 56
Franklin Rev James E Metcalf 56 formerly Frigidaire Dayton employee died at home after a heart attack He pastored True Holiness Pentecostal Church in Franklin He is survived by his wife four sons four daughters three brothers and three sisters Services set for Tuesday at Ninth Street Pentecostal Church Miamisburg Burial in Hillgrove Cemetery Eaton Funeral Home visiting hours announced urgency and local ties
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Franklin
James E.metcalf
Kenny Lane
Metcalf
Frigidaire Division
Dayton
True Holiness Pentecostal Church
Park Avenue
Ethel
Gene
David
Lorenza
Curtis
May Lawson
Diana Hayslett
Patricia Montgomery
Marietta Stewart
Middletown
Richard
Earl
Virgil
Miamisburg
Edith Lakes
Farmersville
Edna Fowler
Grace Pigg
Ninth Street Pentecostal Church
Hillgrove Cemetery
Eaton Funeral Home
Mrs. Mary Averdick 53 Dies. Mass at Holy Name Church
Mrs. Mary Averdick 53 of 313 Hamilton Ave Trenton died after a heart attack. Mass of the Resurrection will be at Holy Name Church Trenton tomorrow at 10:30 with burial at Butler County Memorial Park. Survived by husband George H Jr a son George A a brother Arnold Fritz and three sisters all of St. Louis. Rosary this evening at Wilson Schramm Funeral Memorial Home 5 Clark St with calling hours today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9.
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Mary Averdick
Hamilton Ave
Trenton
Holy Name Church
Butler County Memorial Park
Wilson-Schramm Funeral Memorial Home
Clark St
Funeral services for Delvin Bair M4
Delvin Bair of 1413 East Street will be honored with a 10 a.m. Tuesday service at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home conducted by Rev Billy Ball. Burial follows at Butler County Memorial Park. The funeral home will be open Monday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. Mr Bair died Friday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Dayton.
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Delvin Bair
East St
McCoy-Leffler
Billy Ball
Butler County Memorial Park
Bair
Veterans Administration Hospital
Dayton
Kentucky imposes hog cholera ban statewide
Kentucky state officials order a 30 day ban on feeder pig movement and a two week ban on slaughter hogs starting at midnight Sunday to curb a hog cholera outbreak in south central Kentucky. The action affects a $50 million industry and relies on motor agents for enforcement.
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Frankfort
Tom Maddox
Kentucky
Maddox
Ohio River
Tennessee Line
LeRoy Fisher
Ohio State Fair attendance faces weather and rain delays
Rain showers and thunder on the Ohio State Fair run dampen hopes for a record attendance near 2.5 million as crowds lag about 6,000 behind last year. Despite forecasts for a surge next week, 18 teams entered the junior contest, with Milton Union FFA sweeping poultry honors and a casual blue jean wedding drawing spectators in Buckeye Building.
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Fair
Milton Union Future Farmers of America
Miami County
Barb Leatherman
Napoeon
Greg Moyer
Baltimore
Geauga County
Richard Miller
Huntsburg
David Pickering
Greene County
Jeff Smith
Jamestown
Hampshire
Buckeye
Anthony R. Rice
Grace E. Mills
Lawrence Reyka
Universal Life Church Inc
Ohio State University
Ohio State Fair Sunday Schedule Columbus Ohio
The 119th Ohio State Fair lists activities for Sunday including worship services at 8 am and 8:30 am, pony pull at 9 am, dessert day contest at 9:30, Ohio ceramic show and 4-H science fair at 10 am, horse shows, circuses, and various grandstand concerts featuring Chet Atkins Boots Randolph Floyd Cramer and Dave Merrifield through 8:30 pm.
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Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Youth Symphony
Ohio
Chet Atkins
Boots Randolph
Floyd Cramer
Golddiggers
Dave Merrifield
Monday At Fair Highlights Ohio Fair Managers Day Events
Readable schedule for the 119th Ohio State Fair listing junior and senior fair events from morning to evening. Includes livestock shows, flower arranging contests, horse judging, auctions, band concerts, circuses, and the Osmonds Grand show with multiple performances. Officials and 4-H activities featured.
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Colonel Crawford High School
Ohio Fair Managers
North Col
Two Drivers Suspended At Franklin After Convictions
Franklin Municipal Court fined and suspended two motorists on Friday for driving while intoxicated. William Wilmoth, 33, Middletown, paid 150 dollars, served three days in jail, and received a three month driving suspension. William Jessee, 46, West Carrollton, paid 100 dollars, served three days, and faces a six month driving ban starting September 11.
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Franklin
Muncipal
John B. Tracy
William Wilmoth
Sunset Place
Middletown
William Jessee
West Carrollton
Carl Whitman
Shariz Road
Bernie Stover
Donald Watkins
Buena Ave
Robert Downs
Decker Road
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GOP
John Andrews
van Slain
P. Vorhis
Milton Road
Corpus Christi
Big Spring
Tex
Nancy
Missouri Journalism
Greentree Road
Hall
Miami University
Miami Stu
Worhis
Funeral Home
N. Broad Street
N. Verity Parkway
Civic Association
Women's Center
BELL
Central Ave
Beck- Talbert
OER
Meatkeeper
Ranges
Melampy
Ohioans For Peace Booth
Ohio County
the Osmonds
All
All Ohio Youth Choir
Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Union
U.S
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Millard Spears
Lynn
Ke Wane
Union Sanitors
Middietowa
Park St. & 2Nd
Studio Theater
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Center
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