Hearing set on petition by former Middletown cop Nunamaker
Hearing arguments are scheduled for Sept. 19 in U S District Court Cincinnati on a June 1970 petition by Robert Nunamaker for declaratory and due process relief against his 1966 dismissal by Middletown officials. The case names the Civil Service Commission the city and eight individuals and two organizations. Nunamaker alleges lack of medical testimony in the civil service hearing and cites psychiatric treatment after a back injury and hospitalization. The local Civil Service Commission is chaired by Dr Gaar Davis with Mrs Wilma Seger as secretary.
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U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Middletown
Robert Nunamaker
Oxford - Middletown Road
Civil Service Commission
Nunamaker
Lespurdsville Lake Park
James R. Howerton
Dan W. Kothe
Nanamaker
Gaar Davis
Wilma Seger
Butler County Vote Board Rejects New Registration Sites
The Butler County Board of Elections adopts a plan to extend hours at existing sites with a county-wide registration day. No new campuses will host registers, despite requests from party factions. Official hours and locations including two Saturday openings and nine branch offices are listed, with a Sept. 22 registration deadline.
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Butler County Board of Elections
Butler County
Democratic Party
Hamilton
Middletown
S. Main St
Hamiton
Monroe
Fish and Game
Trenton
Dan
Suit Seeks Release Of Dignity Council Funds
Irene Bradley files in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking release of 1300 dollars held at the First National Bank of Middletown for the Council of Human Dignity. She seeks a declaratory judgment that the funds belong to the council and injunction to block unaffiliated resolutions.
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Dignity Council
Butler Comuty Common Pleas Court
Council of Human Dignity
First National Bank of Middletown
Irene Bradley
Dennis Daly
Butler County Legal Aid Society
Bradley
30 Months Old and a Winner at Zoo Baby Contest
Jason Downing Housh, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Housh, won a gold toy in a Cincinnati Zoo Fall Spectacular baby contest. Seventy two babies competed in the six month to one year group, while nurses from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital judged. Jason playfully tangled with a rival contestant as he chewed the prize and grew tired of the spotlight.
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Tri-State
Richard Housh
Elwood S&st
Jason
Cincinnati Zoo
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Ohio Weekend Traffic Toll Rises to Seventeen
The Associated Press reports seventeen people died in Ohio traffic accidents over the weekend, seven more than the prior weekend. Among victims were four pedestrians including a seven year old Akron girl struck by a trash truck, two motorcyclists, and a bicyclist.
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Ohio
Associa Press
Akron
Apartment Hassle as Water Tank Drained in Springboro
A pressure tested line broke under pressure early Sunday draining the village water tank and leaving residents with low pressure. Mayor Fred Mayne ordered water to a South Street apartment complex despite objections from Jim Eyler. Co-owner Tor Kendell met with officials over tap-in fees of 575 dollars per apartment and posted a bond while a decision was pending. Eyler seeks to bar water until full fees are paid, while the leak is being repaired with minor damage reported.
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Springboro
Fred Mayne
Spring Village
South Street
Jim Eyler
Board of Public Affairs
Eyler
Tor Kendell
Kendell
Mayne
Tom Kirby
Franklin
Man abducted after stopping to help at wreck scene
A 30 year old Middletown man Vernon Cox was abducted at gunpoint by Orville Arwood of Dayton after stopping to assist at a single car crash on Pennyroyal Road near I 75 in Franklin. Cox escaped in Florence Kentucky at 7 30 p.m. and police pursued Arwood with a Kentucky warrant for kidnapping.
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Middletown
Kentucky
Warren County
Vernon Cox
Baltimore St
Orville Arwood
Dayton
Arwood
Pennyroyal Road
Interstate 75
Franklin
Joe Collins
Staley Road
Collins
Cox
Dry Ridge
Ohio
Florence
Cincinnati
U.S
Hebron
FBI
Fire call reports injuries and illness across two neighborhoods
A 66 year old woman Edna Wells fell at Vanderveer Street and was treated for a forehead cut at Middle town Hospital. Steven Howard age 2 fainted on Marshall Road and was ambulanced to hospital. Effie Thorpe age 77 was ill on Webster Street and sent to hospital. condition today listed as serious.
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Vanderveer
Edna Wells
Middletown Hospital
18Th Ave
Steven Howard
Marshall Road
Webster St
Effie Thorpe
Car Hits Culvert Injuring Hamilton Man on Dixie Highway
A Hamilton man, Stasher Gray, 51, of 1150 Franklin St, suffered severe cuts after his car left the road and hit a culvert two miles south of Franklin on Dixie Highway at 4 a.m. He was taken to Middletown Hospital as highway patrolmen investigated the crash.
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Hamilton
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Middletown
Parochial Schools Open As Middletown Starts New Year
Parochial schools Fenwick High Holy Trinity St Johns and St Marys opened while public schools delay. Middletown High sophomores new students and McKinley Middle orientation set for Friday with building tours and counselor introductions. Buses not provided. private transport required.
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Middletown
Fenwick High
Holy Trinity
St. John’s
St. Mary’s
Middletown High
McKinley Middle
Manchester
Lemon-Monroe High
Roosevelt
McKinley Middle School
Earie Mundell
Middletown High School
Robert Kramer
Ceemnantant Kramer
Walter Miller
William Young
Disabled Car Target For Bullets
The 1969 Wayne Oney car was shot up on Jefferson Road and Breiel Boulevard between 5 a.m. and 6 45 a.m. Police report four bullet holes, flat tires, smashed windows, and damage estimated at 600 to 800 dollars. Oney, 20, of 2233 Winton Street, said he moved the car to grass after fuel pump failure and went to bed.
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Jefferson Road
Breiel Boulevard
Wayne Oney
Winton St
Oney
The
Journal
Police Seek Youths After Service Station Burglary
Midl town police seek two youths suspected in a 60 cent burglary and vandalism at Kinnamon's Marathon Station 1706 Woodlawn Ave. They smashed a plate glass door with a stone, stole two tires patching cans, and a witness saw them run off with the red cans. The incident occurred about 8 30 p m after closing.
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Middletown
Kinnamon
Marathon Station
Woodlawn Ave
Hamilton Cafe Firebombing Under Investigation
Hamilton police continued to investigate a weekend fire bombing of Dorothy Knodel's cafe at 53 East Ave. Four unidentified men arrived in front of the cafe on East Avenue and Walnut Street and threw three or four firebombs, then shot a front window. Two patrons were treated at Mercy Hospital for glass fragment injuries.
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Hamilton
Dorothy Knodel
East Ave
Knodel
East Avenue
Walnut Street
Mercy Hospital
City Seeks Bids on Downtown Demolition Burn
The city invites bids for demolishing several downtown properties as part of a $10 million urban renewal project in its second year. The sites include former offices on Main Street, 29 31 and 35 North Broad Street, 1017 1019 Columbia Avenue, and the Bethel AME Church parcel.
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Hurst Real] Estate
Harrison Insurance
New Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Main Street
N. Broad St
Arpo Realty
Columbia Ave
Bethel Ame
R. Paul Christiansen
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