38 year postal career ends for Oscar Koeppel
Oscar H Koeppel a Middletown postal veteran retires after 38 years with the post office beginning in 1981 He served in the Army and Air Corps as a pilot and instructor before returning to the service He recalls pay in the 1960s and the evolution of unions noting their importance in balancing labor and management and praising his broad experience across post office roles.
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Oscar H. Koeppel
Middletown Post
Ice
Eriiceoeppel
Post Office
I Army
Air Corps
Post
Koeppel
Alf
Insulin and body chemical may curb diabetes progression
In Boston scientists report that pairing insulin with another body chemical could lower high blood sugar linked to severe diabetes. The approach aims to reduce kidney failure and related complications when insulin alone fails to control sugar levels in patients with advanced diabetes.
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Boston
Texas Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
New England Journal of Medicine
Shooting brings charges at Middletown police incident
A 32-year-old woman was arrested on two counts after allegedly firing three shots from a .22 pistol at a former boyfriend on Second Avenue. Police found the gun and three spent cartridges. shell holes were located near the door of the neighboring apartment and in a kitchen screen. Officers restrained her as she objected to jail without her 20 month old son. Nearby residents helped care for the child.
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Middletown
Tony Merchant
Concord Ave
Second Avenue
S. Main Street
Senators back D C voting amendment
Senators John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum, both Democrats, voted for the amendment. The Senate approved it 67 to 32. The measure would grant the District of Columbia voting representation in the Senate and House. approval of 38 states is still required for ratification.
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Washington
District of Alumbia
House of
Pan John Glenn
Ward Metzenbaum
Senate
E House
Rhodes Unveils Real Estate Tax Freeze Plan in Ohio
Governor Rhodes proposes a state funded real estate tax freeze that would keep local levies from rising with inflation unless triggered by new levies or property improvements. The plan, costing about 140 million dollars annually, would be financed from general revenues, with education funding also tied to growth in existing tax revenues. Critics call the education funding plan inadequate and question the revenue estimates.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
General Revenue Fund
Tools and Auto Equipment Stolen From Hunter's Body Shop
Thieves broke into Hunter's Body Shop at 911 Ninth Ave early yesterday, entering through a long-broken window and exiting via the rear doors. They took two large impact wrenches worth 300 each, a 215 dollar battery charger, a 300 dollar floor jack, a Lones light, a paint spray gun, and six car batteries, causing about 100 dollars in hood damage to a customer's car.
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Hunter's
Ninth Ave
Kenneth Moore
Pope John Paul I vows continued work for world peace
Pope John Paul I vowed to pursue human rights detente disarmament and world peace in his first Vatican diplomatic corps speech using French. He said the Vatican has no temporal goods to trade and offered to aid in solutions for detente disarmament peace justice humanitarian measures and development.
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Vatican City
John Paul I
Vatican
Holy See
Julio Antonio Torres Arriola
Guatemala
John Long
Vatican Secretariat For Christian Unity
St. Peter's Square
Paul VI
Ohn
Paul
Woman's purse stolen from cart at Rinks supermarket
Police report a woman's purse was taken from a shopping cart at Rink's supermarket yesterday evening. Mary Nolan of 402 Richmond Sr. said she had removed money from the purse but left the bag in the cart while attending to groceries. The purse contained a checkbook savings passbook credit cards and ID.
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Rink’s
Mary Nolan
Richmond Sr
Postal Service and unions set 15 day bargaining session
The Postal Service and three unions begin a 15 day bargaining period on Friday to resolve a long running contract dispute. Mediation rules set a 10 a.m. EDT deadline on Sept 16 to close gaps over wages and no layoff clauses. If talks fail, arbitration may decide unresolved issues with special mediator James J. Healy guiding the process.
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Washington
Postal Service
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Averague
James J. Healy
Harvard University
Healy
Hamilton Deaths of Theodore Schemmel and J Ralph Hasler
Theodore J Schemmel 70 of Cincinnati formerly Hamilton Mass of Christian Burial 10 30 a m Saturday at St Peter Church Avance Cahill Wenning Funeral Home J Ralph Hasler 74 of 3010 Canal Road services 10 a m Saturday Proeschel Crawford
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Hamilton
Theodore J. Schemmel
Cincinnati
St. Peter
Avance- Cahill-Wenning Funeral Home
J. Ralph Hasler
Canal Road
Proeschel- Crawford
Girl Scouts seek more volunteers
Juliette Low founded Girl Scouts to promote safe growth for girls and the local director Amy Boyer urges volunteer recruitment. She notes you need only be an adult who supports the principles, with roles for men and women beyond weekly troop leadership. Contact the Middletown area office at 423-7202.
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Amy Boyer
Boyer
Girl Scout
Middletown Area
United Way
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S. Clinton St
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Iglehart St
George Proffitt
Grand Ave
Mark Phillips
Auburn St
Roxie Kemplin
Cleveland St
Charles Nickell
Barbara Drive
Georgia
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Creon Nowers
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Boylston St
Betty
Fenwick School Board
St. John's Church
Air Force Reserve
D.C
Journal Swashington Bureau
Overnor Unveils
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Ohio Education Association
Ken Kaiser
Karpet Kleaning
Commission
Wendt
Rome
Cricle Felici
Christ Jesus
Toi
Paul Scheint
Girl Scouts
Juliette Low
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