Unemployed Count Uncertain as Middletown Faces High Claims
Unemployment figures in the Middletown Hamilton area show a 9.3 percent rate for July with 1,207 new claims the week ending Aug 21. Officials warn county totals may misstate the jobless due to cross county office filings and seasonal student effects.
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Armco Steel Corp
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
N. Clinton Street
Middletown-Hamilton
Butler County
William A. Robinson
Bureau
Ay Syve
Robinson
Middletown
Trade and Industry
HATI
U.S
Ment
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
MACC
Crash Injures 2 Franklinites
Two Franklin residents were hospitalized after their car left the road four miles east of Franklin and hit a utility pole. Driver Cecil Stanford 20 of 927 Lake Ave and passenger Cindy Hoff 14 of 9E Park Ave were listed in satisfactory condition. They were transported to Kettering Memorial Hospital Dayton by Springboro Life Squad after the 7 10 p m incident at the junction of Ohio 741 and Lytle Five Points Road, near Springboro and the Montgomery County line.
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Franklin
Cecil Stanford
Lake Ave
Cindy Hoff
Park Ave
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Dayton
Springboro
Lugar warns unity key to avoiding civil war at Miami University
Oxford Ohio AP Mayor Richard Lugar of Indianapolis told 751 graduates at Miami University’s 45th summer commencement that urban and suburban unity is essential to avert civil conflict. He urged civic engagement and noted public trust in government has declined, while Admiral Alan Sheppard supported NASA funding during the ceremony.
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Oxford, Ohio
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
Ind
Lugar
Miami University
Alan B. Sheppard Jr
America
Shepard
Air Force Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
Register This Week For Middletown School Enrollment
New students planning to enroll in Middletown schools must register this week at the principal's office of their attendance area. Offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Middletown
Wrong man in Journal Pictures fire photo named
A fireman pictured putting out a junk car blaze in Saturday's Journal was misidentified as Herbert Pfaff. The photo actually shows Michael Saylor, Pfaff confirmed the error after another department member corrected the caption.
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Journal
Herbert Pfaff
Michael Saylor
Mike
Pfaff
Correction Notice on Doyle E. Jackson Visitation Times
The Journal corrects Friday death of Doyle E. Jackson 18 of 76 Ethel Drive Franklin from a motorcycle crash. Visitation at Anglesby Funeral Home today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. An earlier report misstated Tuesday visitation.
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Doyle E. Jackson
Ethel Drive
Franklin
Anglesby
Journal
Woman Bound Over and Local Driving Offenses Reported
Franklin Michigan and Middletown defendants figured in major cases Friday as Municipal Judge John B. Tracy disposed of a varied docket. Dana Hilleary of Barbeau Michigan was bound over to the Warren County grand jury under $1 000 bond on a conversion of household charge. Robert Collins of Detroit was jailed for 9 1/2 days on auto theft. Two Middleton residents were convicted of driving while intoxicated Ronald Duhamel was fined 150 and jailed three days with driving suspension for 36 days Gilbert Hood received similar terms and suspension for 30 days George Mattlin of Cincinnati was fined 50 for fictitious vehicle registration Charles Wall of Detroit 19 was fined 50 for registration counterfeiting James Adams 18 Middletown was fined 25 for failing to transfer registration Anthony Williams 20 Dixie Highway was fined 10 for expired license Forty five speeders paid 1142 in fines and bond forfeitures
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Franklin
Michigan
Middletown
John B. Tracy
Dana Hilleary
Barbeau
Mich
Warren County Grand Jury
Robert Collins
Detroit
Middletonians
Ronald Duhamel
Goldman Ave
Gilbert Hood
Pershing Ave
George Mattlin
Cincinnati
Charles Wall
James Adams
Carolina St
Anthony Williams
S. Dixie Highway
Bombings claimed by Weather Underground target state offices
A Weather Underground claim links two San Francisco and Sacramento Department of Corrections offices bombed Saturday to the killing of George Jackson during a San Quentin break attempt. A separate San Mateo Rehabilitation office blast is deemed unrelated. no injuries reported.
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San Francisco
State Department of Corrections
Sacramento
George Jackson
State Department of Rehabilitation
San Mateo
Soledad
San Quentin
Capital
Sacra
Weatherman claims credit for bombings across the country
A letter recovered from a San Francisco warning call claims the Weatherman group, a radical youth organization, took credit for bombings in various areas of the country during the past two years and states that the warning had been promised.
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Mento
Weatherman
San Francisco
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