Truck blockade slows food deliveries in area
Perishable items face shortage as interstate truck blockade stalls refrigerator units near Cleveland. Subler Transfer Inc. reports 5 to 10 locked trucks stranded on I-80, carrying meat produce and frozen dinners en route to Cincinnati. Drivers face fuel limits, rising costs, and long refueling waits as energy crunches bite the industry.
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Dorothy Damele
Middletown
Journal
Ccal
Subler Transfer Inc
Lafayette Ave
I-80
Cleveland
Subler
Cincinnati
Bob Wise
Bob’s Truck Service
Trenton- Franklin Road
Deaths of Rosa Williams and Laura Kemper
Mrs Rosa F Williams 83 of 826 10th Ave Middletown died at 4 a.m. today at Middletown Hospital after leaving Garden Manor. She leaves son John Win Jr and eight grandchildren. services 10 a.m. Saturday at New Era Baptist Church. burial Middletown Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7–9 p.m. at Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel. Mrs Laura Kemper 88 of 49 S Main St Germantown dies Monday in Minneapolis. services 2 p.m. Saturday at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery. survivors include son Dr Robert Kemper of Cincinnati and two grandchildren. Funeral home visitation Friday 6–9 p.m.
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Rosa F. Williams
10Th Ave
Middletown Hospital
Garden Manor
Germantown
Laura Kemper
S. Main St
John Arpp
Clair Kohr
Germantown Cemetery
Kemper
Minneapolis
Virginia Cowgill
Robert Kemper
Cincinnati
November building permits total 251914 for 36 projects
Building permits in November totaled 251914 for 36 projects led by a 30000 office building at 1357-963 Central Avenue owned by Donald Rich of Florida. A former two story site was demolished after a December 14 1972 fire.
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Central Avenue
Fred Hampton
Donald Rich
Florida
Richie
Central
Butler County Welfare Department
Court DeVille
Roosevelt Boulevard
Eaton Avenue
Curry Ford, Inc
Schrock’s Inc
Yankee Road
New Arts In
Middletown
AIM
Pisgah Man Wounded In Early Morning Shooting
John W. Stauffer of 9775 Cincinnati-Columbus Road was shot in the left side when an unknown gunman fired through his rear door. He crawled outside to alert neighbors after the 7 to 7:30 a.m. incident. condition listed as serious at Mercy Hospital. Police probe continues.
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Hamilton
Pisgah
Mercy Hospital
John W. Stauffer
Cincinnati-Columbus Road
Union Township
Stauffer
Dale nominated to ambassador post
Francis Dale former president and publisher of The Cincinnati Enquirer was named by President Nixon as United Nations ambassador in Geneva Switzerland to head a 100 member staff and represent the United States at the UN European office. A Senate hearing precedes confirmation with Dale predicting questions about his Watergate links.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Francis Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Nixon
United Nations
Switzerland
Dale
United States
U.N
Geneva
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
AEIF Named In $105000 Suit Against Union Officers
Phillip J. Waits former secretary treasurer of the Armco Employees Independent Federation Union sues the Union and three officers in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 105000 damages. The suit cites records not turned over, criminal actions, an arrest, and reputational harm. Defendants include the Union, William McNabe, Ralph McKenzie, and Donald Linkous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Armco Employes Independent Federation
Butler County
Linkous
Union
William McNabe
McKenzie
Pearl Harbor program set at Miami Valley VFW Post 3809
Robert G. Marmaduke, senior vice commander of the Ohio VFW, will speak at the Pearl Harbor commemorative program tomorrow at the Miami Valley VFW Post 3809 Harbor I0ration Pearl Common. The event features music by The Constellations, a 6:15 p.m. cocktail hour, and is chaired by John Lovely.
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Pearl Harbor
VFW
Robert G. Marmaduke
Ohio Vfw
Miami Valley
Department of Ohio
United States
Post Social Center
Central Ave
Constellations
John Lovely
Post 3809
Antique Banks Display at Germantown Bank
The First National Bank of Germantown hosts an exhibit of antique tin and iron banks starting today at 17 N Main St. sponsored by the Historical Society of Germantown. The show runs through Saturday and features still and mechanical bank varieties from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Money raised from the bank demonstrations will be donated to buy toys for needy children.
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Germantown
First National Bank of
N. Main St
The
Historical Society of
Rear-end collision injures two drivers on Tytus Avenue
Lucille Hale, 48, of 1743 Tytus Ave, pulled onto Tytus Avenue and was rear struck by Joseph Bruggeman, 18, of 3400 Tytus Ave yesterday afternoon near Mary Etta Street. Both were treated at Middletown Hospital. Hale's car valued at $300 damage Bruggeman's at $450. No citations issued.
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Tytus Avenue
Mary Etta Street
Lucille Hale
Tytus Ave
Tytus
Joseph Bruggeman
Middletown Hospital
Hale
Bruggeman
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Singer Company
Santa and
Rogers
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Bulova
Windsor “A
Trawler “‘G
Calendial
Digitron
Niky
McAlpin’s
AEIF
Waits
Ralph McKenzie
Robert Marmaduke
Pearl Common
Marmaduke
Roosevelt
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Regency Action Radio
ReGen
Action Radio
Betzler’s
S. Main Street
Franklin
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