Butler County Seals Drive Christmas Fund With Ohio Lung Assn
Butler County residents will receive a single Christmas Seals appeal from the Ohio Lung Association after the county tuberculosis group ceased operations last summer due to rising costs. The move ends local free lung tests and health education programs, while tax supported clinic services continue. The Ohio Lung Association says funds support research, medical school programs, professional conferences, and educational materials for schools and health departments.
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Butler County
Ohio Lang Association
Butler County Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Dale Hollern
Ohio Lung Association
City Considers Updated Water Rules After Review
Water Collection Committee presented revised ordinances to the City Commission addressing landlords tenants and billing. Proposals aim to reduce delinquent water bills clarify collection procedures and align codes with growth in population and rental housing while rejecting tenant liability and new user deposits due to cost and practicality.
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Ted Pollard
the Times
John Harkrader
Dennis Daley
Daley
Reiff Calls For Audit Of Board Of Elections
Hamilton Butler County Commissioner Arthur Reiff urged a state audit of the county Elections Board. He cites lack of bid processes for computer services and ballot printing, claims unapproved spending, and says bills without proper funds may be illegal. He voted against a 34000 increase for ballot costs, which narrowly passed.
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Reiff
Board of Elections
Hamilton
Butler
Arthur Reiff
County Board of Elections
Thomas Ferguson
Election Board
Elections Board
Man charged in theft of tires and rims
A 21 year old man, Charles Viars of 5003 Jefferson Road, is held by Middletown police on charges of stealing two tires and rims worth 110 dollars from Euell Wirt of 906 Crawford Street. Viars was seen near 910 and fled to near 912 Crawford Street where he was arrested. Police found the tires and rims with him along with 125 dollars in cash and two safety deposit box keys reported stolen from Mrs. Richard L. Stewart at 14 N Leibee Street.
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Middletown
Charles Viars
Jefferson Road
Euell Wirt
Crawford St
Viars
Wirt
Richard L. Stewart
N. Leibee St
Stewart
Four Cars Damaged in Young Street Sideswipe Incident
A driver in a dark green car hit four parked vehicles on Young Street around 2 15 this morning causing 900 in damage. James King 1230 Young St was hit for 200 Bernice Roberts 1226 Young St 350 Forman Nixon 1505 S Main St 25 and Louis McClure 1209 Young St 100. A water billing reform later followed by a city committee proposes a two month delinquency limit and meter fraud penalties.
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Young Street
James King
Young St
Bernice Roberts
Forman Nixon
S. Main St
Louis McClure
Teen Suspect Seen With Cat Near Twin Fair Parking Lot
Police reported a teen boy attempting to have sexual relations with a cat in the Twin Fair area yesterday afternoon. He and the cat fled as officers approached. A wooden split rail was hurled through a picture window at Elbern Turner’s home on 111 Glenmore St, causing about 300 in damage after the family went to bed.
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Twin Fair
Elbern Turner
Glenmore St
Turner
Franklin election hearing set on campaign irregularities
Warren County Board of Elections schedules a Thursday 4 p.m. hearing in Franklin City Building to probe a pre election handbill alleging support for Loran Gene Sorrell and William Gansheimer by a non existent NAACP chapter. The grand jury examined 12 witnesses and suggested the inquiry.
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Lebanon
Warren County Board of Elections
Franklin City
Franklin City Council
Grand Jury
Franklin
Loran Gene Sorrell
William Gansheimer
Warren County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Warren County weighs computer voting system plan
Warren County Board of Elections explored computer punch card voting from Computer Election Systems of Dayton with proposals at 110000 and 86000 dollars. The system would use booklets and punched cards counted by a computer. officials noted it could save about 26000 dollars in next year’s elections and requires a readable card reader. The board took the matter under advisement and approved two special elections for March 9 and January 27.
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Lebanon
Warren County Board of Elections
Computer Election Systems of
Dayton
Ohio
Warren County
Berry
Wayne
Middletown High Chess Beats Taft 86 1 2 to Go 2 0
Middletown High School chess team defeated Hamilton Taft 86 1 2 yesterday, boosting its Greater Miami Conference record to 2 0. Winners were George Pierce Tim Goodlett Chris Mack Steven Macadam Dwayne Baker Mark Easterly Kevin Jones and Nancy Gamble. Goodlett won in six moves. Briggs of Middletown and Anglin of Taft drew.
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Middletown High School
Hamilton Taft
Miami
Middletown
George Pierce
Tim Goodlett
Chris Mack
Steven Macadam
Dwayne Baker
Mark Easterly
Kevin Jones
Nancy Gamble
Goodlett
Anthony Briggs
Gary Anglin
Taft
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