Residents urged to back South Prospect renewal plan
Residents pack McKinley School as HUD and city officials outline a South Ai and Prospect Area renewal program. The meeting covers grants up to 3500 for qualifying homeowners, income limits, and loan pairing, with emphasis on local job opportunities and office sites staffed by Black residents. Urban renewal echoes Garfield project concerns and federal funding conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ai
Garfield
Monroe Watson
Department of Housing
South
Prospect Area
McKinley School
Watson
R. Paul Christiansen
Joseph Perez
Equal Opportunity Section
HUD
Watson l
Christiansen
Robert Noes
Perez
Area Project Committee
Robert Hill
Lin
Coth St
OKI payroll crisis prompt nine-county support
Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Planning Authority OKI barely met a 14700 payroll with a county check while needing 200000 to operate until 1971. Hamilton County authorized 174 percent share payment 14678.95. Butler 27050 with 5670 from Middletown. Several counties undecided or scheduling votes as OKI remains a federal funds clearinghouse for nine counties in three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Indiana
Butler County
Middletown
Ray Brown
OKI
Boone
Kentucky
Brown
Kenton
Campbell
Warren
Ohio
Clermont County
Powell defends loan as lawful campaign funding
State Sen. Walter E. Powell, candidate for Congress from the 24th District, says a $10,000 loan from a Hamilton bank to his campaign was a personal loan by him and his wife and did not violate federal or state law. Opponent James Ruppert questions bank involvement and flags a $17,000 contribution to Ruppert’s campaign. Powell reports $20,229 in other contributions and nearly $30,000 in expenditures, ending with an $18,000 debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Powell
Congress
Powell
First National Bank
Hamilton
Ted Brown
James D. Ruppert
Franklin
Warren County
Powell Committee
Ruppert
Sondra Bays
Beatrice Drive
Bays
Ralph J . Bays
Armco Steel Corp
Brown
Hamilton Bank
Groundbreaking Planned for Garden Manor Expansion Next Month
Garden Manor Nursing proposes a 30,000 square foot addition doubling capacity from 128 to 210 beds. The project includes a new kitchen dining room activity areas and dental therapy wing with specialty rooms and staff training space. Completion is expected by September 1971 at a cost near 1 million dollars.
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Garden Manor
Hamilton- Mi
Idietown Road
Steve Boymel
Ods
Boymel
Parochial Teachers Meet Today
Middletown four parochial schools Fenwick High Holy Trinity St. John's and St. Mary's hold orientation for 1970-71 opening. 180 class days with holidays Labor Day Thanksgiving Holy Day Christmas recess from Dec 23 to Jan Thursday Apr 8 and Good Friday April 12. May closes May 20 Memorial Day 30. Summer vacation begins June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fenwick High
Holy Trinity
St. John’s
St. Mary's
Paraplegic Assault Case Continued in Middletown
Jerry Bruce Marcum 21 of 1523 Pershing Ave, a paraplegic, is charged with assaulting a police officer. The case was continued until Sept 11 after Middletown Patrolman Martin Wright and Doug Hampton arrested him Wednesday night. Marcum allegedly beat Wright in the face and attempted to choke him. the officer is recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bruce Marcum
Pershing, Ave
Marcum
Middletown
Martin Wright
Doug Hampton
Wright
Shome
Wildwood Beautification Effort by Troop 21 Set for Weekend
Eleven members of Boy Scout Troop 21 led by Jack McFarland will clean and beautify the Wildwood area this weekend. sponsored by Armco Association, the group includes Pat McFarland, David McChesney, Miks Sabo, Douglas Dobrozsi, Jeff Fox, David Statin, Kevin Statin, Bill Gillen, Mark Easterly, Joe Cottle, and Paul Carberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
Boy Scout Troop 21
Jack McFarland
Armco Association
Pat McFarland
David McChesney
Miks Sabo
Douglas Dobrozsi
Jeff Fox
David
Kevin Statin
Bill Gillen
Mark Easterly
Joe Cottle
Paul Carberry
Middletown High Shifts Vocational Classes for 142 Students
Middletown High announces transfer of 142 vocational students to new setup. OWE groups at Julian and Girimont report at 8 a.m., with Hadley and Bolton shifts in afternoon work experience. Four sections total 88 students will start eight-section program with fresh assignments and room numbers. seniors head to Bladridge, juniors to Wilson for class periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon-Monroe High
Julian
Middletown High
Lewis Hill
OWE/Bolton
OWE
Middletown
Charles Gimimont
William
Hadley
Donald Bolton
Raute
Glennis Sexton
Tional
Julian's
Francis Ditmyer
Baldridge
Darrell Wilson
Girimont
Injalse
Bladridge B
Wilson
Longest Butler County Fair Ends Its Six Day Run
On the final day of the Butler County fair, attendance remains high as 4H clubs grange Farm Bureau and school bands lead the grand parade themed Youth in Agriculture. A demolition derby, 7:30 p.m. grandstand, caps the event with beef sales and top 4H FFA prizes highlighted by Joy Butterfield’s grand champion Big Boy and reserve champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Riegel
Hamilton
Butler County
Farm Bureau
Ross Township
Joy Butterfield
James Butterfield
Hamilton-Cleves Road
John Eaton
Hamilton Inn
Tindhers Market
Oxford
FFA
Larry Meyers
Wagner and
Heights
Dayton
Dave Lohrey
Police Briefs Robbery at 900 Club Bar
W Robert Walch 39 of 58 Martz Paullin Road Franklin reported to police he was robbed of 40 dollars while sitting at the bar of the 900 Club on West Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walch
Martz-Paullin Road
Franklin
WO Central Ave
Theft Reported at Drive-In Restaurant Involving Employee
Richard Rudd of The Jug, 3610 Cen Wal Ave, told police that $60 vanished from his wallet during a shift change at the drive-in. No suspects named. investigation pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rudd
The
Jug
Cen
Wal Ave
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Fred Sennet
Journal
Big Boy
Big Ben
Goodman
Johnson Motor
Starcraft
Sea Nymph
Terry Bass
MHS
Consolidated, Inc
Central Avenue
Federal Land Bank of
Eaton
Jim Elder
Shurz Road
Linda Loi
B. L. Dawson, Inc
Clark St
Ripkery
CHOC
Whitehouse
ELITE
Crawford ST
S. Brezel Blvd
Trenton Center
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