Middletown girls group home back in ballgame
Middletown's girls group home is back in the ballgame after a reversal by city official Fred Hampton. Hampton overturned a prior ruling that the two story home did not meet Ohio Building Code requirements, enabling the project to proceed.
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C.J. Bosnak Journal
Middletown
Ballame
Sai
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Fred Hampton
Ohio
Hampton
Butler County Youth Service Bureau
YSB
Middletown approves home for girls avoids institutional classification
Alternatives, Inc. wins LEAA funding approval for a 10 girl home at 1911 Tytus Ave. The project avoids strict institutional rules by housing up to 10 girls ages 12 to 16 for 3 to 12 months with volunteer renovations and new houseparents. Opening targeted mid October pending lease and final permits.
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Tytus Avenue
Sheckler
Tytus Ave
Hampton
Alternatives, Inc
Alternatives Inc
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Ryan
Detroit Woman Killed on I 75 in Butler County
A Detroit woman died last night on Interstate 75 in Butler County becoming the county's 47th traffic fatality of the year. She jumped from a car and was run over by a trailer moments later.
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Detroit
Butler County
Butler
Hamilton County Line
Girl 15 rescued on roof after crowd urged jump
Police say a 15 year old girl on 609 Yankee Road climbed onto a roof while sniffing gas and threatened to jump as a crowd of 50 to 75 onlookers urged her. Officers persuaded her back and she was treated at Middletown Hospital. Joyce Thomas 25 later died in a separate crash while traveling with family. county traffic deaths were high.
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Yankee Road
Ernie Howard
Doug Hampton
Middletown Hospital
Joyce Thomas
Middletown
Charge a bond options expand under new Ohio court rules
Mid dletown Municipal court moves to accept BankAmericard AAA and Ohio Casualty cards for bond up to 200. A 10 percent cash bond with 95 percent refund on court appearance is introduced with a criminal summons option. Crimes reclassified into serious petty and minor misdemeanors. Warrant rules and search warrant procedures updated.
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John Kiesewetter
BankAmericard
James R. Howerton
Lamb
AAA
Ohio Casualty
Oma
Clerk of Courts
Oma Long
Power record broken in Cincinnati area
A late summer heat spell drove temperatures to 94 in Middletown and CG&E said power usage in the 3 to 4 pm hour set a new Cincinnati area one year record at 2,436,000 kilowatts, surpassing the 1972 record of 2,243,000 kilowatts. If heat persists another record could follow.
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Middletown
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cincinnati
Y A
Fire injures man at Harvis Gabbard’s home
A fire at 38 South Main Street sent 53 year old Harvis Gabbard to hospital by ambulance in fair condition after being found ill yesterday at 11:36 p.m. Fire crews responded and contained the blaze.
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S. Main St
Harvis Gabbard
Dogs Shot by BB Guns Not Blinded, Owners Say
Two youths aged 13 and 14 admitted shooting hunting dogs confined in a pen at 3113 Illinois Ave. Det. Tallon said one dog may recover sight. the other has an eye infection. The dogs, valued at about $300, will be referred to Butler County Juvenile Court on abuse and cruelty charges.
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Lamb
Butler
Robert Tallon
Butler County Juvenile Court
Tallon
Middletown
Illinois Ave
Aen
Donald McQuitty
McQuitty
Pa Rty
Mary
Water rate suit seeks Lemon Township relief in Hamilton
A decision is expected by Oct 1 in the water rates case filed by Mrs. Dorothy Ingram against the city of Middletown and county officials. The suit claims the city county water agreement overcharges Lemon Township users and seeks refunds.
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Hamilton
Dorothy Ingram
Lemon Township
Middletown
Citizens’ Water Committee
Richard Koehler
Butler County
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Charles E. Deaton
Koehler
Cramer
Deaton
Ingram
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