Chamber of Commerce oversees Lebanon airport developments
Lebanon area leaders met at the Lebanon Warren County Airport for a noon luncheon as John Lane described ongoing repairs to the 4000 foot runway and future plans. Lane cited traffic growth and services including flight instruction, hangar space, and a 250000 dollar facility value while noting fuel allotments and county support.
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Lebanon
Chamber of Commerce
Lebanon-Warren County
John Lane
Air Service
Lane
Airport Authority
Warren County
City of
Kings Island
Lanes
Stabbing Trial Opens for Brother in Warren County
A three day second degree murder trial begins before Judge P Daniel Fedders in Lebanon. James Claude Lewis, 19, of Franklin, faces charges for the Christmas Eve stabbing of his 15 year old brother Danny Lewis on Manchester Road. Danny died five days later at Cincinnati General Hospital from a stab wound to the head. An autopsy shows the weapon penetrated two inches into the brain.
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Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas
P. Daniel Fedders
James Claude Lewis
Williams Drive
Franklin
Danny Lewis
Manchester Road
Lewis
Cincinnati General Hospital
Kentucky police arrest Mason murder suspect
Warren County officials dispatched Col. Ferrell Baker to Mount Vernon to extradite Robert Noe, 44, charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of James Burgess, 45, found with a .38 caliber wound in an unmarked garage near Noe’s Reading Road address. Burgess died at Bethesda North Hospital after the Friday shooting.
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Noe
Bethesda North Hospital
Arts Center student wins for crafts
Middletown Fine Arts Center student Louise Kindred won three first prizes and two seconds at the Butler County Fair open arts and crafts judging. She earned first and second in porcelain, first and second in jewelry, and a second in a wall hanging.
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Louise Kindred
Middletown
Edgewood Board backs new center for pregnant teens
The Edgewood Board approves a center offering a program for pregnant adolescents with certified teachers meeting state standards. The district also supports a Trenton branch of Middletown Public Library and a 10 cent milk price in schools.
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Trenton
Middletown Public Library
Maurice Ittel
Murder verdict upheld in 1970 slaying case
The First District Court of Appeals upheld the conviction of James A. Findley of Cincinnati on a first degree murder charge for killing 16 year old Cheryl Segal of Roselawn. Findley was sentenced to life imprisonment after an electric chair sentence was later modified. The appeal raised multiple trial-issue challenges.
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Hamilton
First District Court of Appeals
James A. Findley
Cincinnati
Findley
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Cheryl Segal
Roselawn
Princeton Pike
Here
Fred B. Cramer
Masons Attend State Meeting in Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman served as delegates at the 23rd annual Masons Buckeye Grad Lodge and St. Mary's Grand Chapter convention held last weekend in Cincinnati. Freeman led Ezra Washington Lodge 104 as worshipful master, while Mrs. Freeman led Joan of Arc Chapter 92 as worthy matron.
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Arthur Freeman
Masons Buckeye Grad Lodge
St. Mary’s
Cincinnati
Freeman
Ezra Washington Lodge 104
Joan of Arc Chapter
Warren Man Decapitated In Motorcycle Crash At Schoolyard
The Trumbull County coroner reports 30 year old Gary Sprague of Warren was decapitated Monday when his motorcycle struck a chain fence on an elementary school playground in Warren Ohio.
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Warren
Ohio
Trumbull County
Gary Sprague
Monroe hearing on suit canceled in Monroe patrolmen case
A pre trial hearing on a suit by three Monroe patrolmen to force Mayor Gordon Reed to appoint them as regular patrolmen was canceled. Trial remains set for Oct. 5 before Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer.
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Hamilton
Monroe
Gordon Reed
Richard Wessel
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Common Pleas Court
Martin Wilbur
Donald Faris
Donald Dillman
Kenneth Cobb
Reed
Lifer seeks new trial in Middletown murder case
Richard L. Stevens 22 of Dayton filed a motion through attorney Carl Morgenstern for a new trial in the May 13 slaying of James E. McGee on Calumet Avenue Middletown. He asks arrest of judgment bond delay of sentence and cites alleged trial errors lack of jurisdiction and insufficient evidence.
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Hamilton
Richard L. Stevens
James E. McGee
Carl Morgenstern
Stevens
Dayton
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
McGee
Calumet Avenue
Middletown
Morgenstern
Ohio State Penitentiary
Franklin Street Closure for Sewer Work
Franklin East Fourth Street between Beam Drive and Shartz Road will close to through traffic from 8 a.m. Thursday to Tuesday, Sept. 5. City Manager Bernard Eichholz announced the project to install a trunk sewer line just west of Interstate 75.
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Franklin
East Fourth Street
Lower Springboro
Beam Drive
Shartz Road
Bernard Eichholz
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Greenville
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Pleasant Hill
Kentucky
Mason
Arts Center
FBI
Sheckler
Edgewood
Hamilton School System
Northeastern
Clermont County
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Pat
Wilbur
Faris
Council
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Central Ave
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