Armco to spend 7.25 million on river pollution control
Armco officials say work on water pollution control systems at Middletown Works has progressed over the past year and a half. A settlement with Ohio and federal environmental agencies requires 7.25 million dollars in expenditures to curb discharges into the Great Miami River. The program targets the north-area discharges and key furnaces and should be completed in three years. A concurrent 22 million dollar program at the New Miami plant is nearing completion this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco
Middletown Works
Great
Miami River
S.G Kramer
Colum
Ohio
EPA
U.S
Kramer
New Miami
Workshop aids in beating self-defeating behaviors
Counselor Ken Story leads a Pastoral Counseling Service workshop titled eliminating self defeating behaviors tomorrow and Saturday at 1523 First Ave. The program runs 7 to 10 pm tomorrow and 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Saturday, teaching skills to curb thoughts leading to SDBs such as fear of failure, procrastination, temper, and defensiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Story
First Ave
Theorkshop
Glenn Opposes Carter Amnesty Plan For Draft Evaders
U S Senator John Glenn of Ohio rejects the president elects amnesty proposal for draft evaders and deserters. He says he is concerned about how deserters would be treated under such a program and notes his opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
John Glenn
Jimmy Carter
Glenn
Trade pact blamed for slow steel sales
Armco Steel Corp chief William Verity testified that a Japan Europe agreement is inflicting serious damage on U.S. steel, detailing a 25 percent drop in Houston Works employment since June and a shift of about 1 million tons of cut‑rate steel into the United States. He urged immediate Gulf Coast relief, termination of the Japan Common Market pact, and sectoral talks to curb distortions while liberalizing trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Verity
Armco Steel Corp
Japan
U.S
Verity
Armco
Houston
Southwest
American Iron and Steel Institute
AISI
Gulf Coast
Breakins and vandalism reported in multiple local sites
A stolen electric typewriter from United Methodist Church at 18th Avenue and Minnesota Street occurred late yesterday with an outer window broken and a door panel kicked out. An air compressor and motor were taken from Hi-Fi service station on S Verity Parkway valued at $250. Oakland Cleaners at 14th Avenue and Yankee Road had three windows broken and a pried door but no entry. alarm may have deterred burglars. Shirley Campbell's apartment at 910 S Main St was ransacked with $30 cash taken.
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United Methodist Church
18Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
S. Verity Parkway
Oakland Cleaners
14Th Avenue
Yankee Road
Shirley Campbell
S. Main St
Deaths and funerals of James Elbert Lowe in Kentucky
James Elbert Lowe 84 of the Daniel Boone Convalescent Home Morehead Kentucky died at 3 15 p m yesterday. He retired in 1956 from Armco Steel Corp and was 35 years a member of Meadowlawn Church of God He is survived by son Herman Livingston Texas two daughters Wanda Frisby Trenton and Helen Fultz Morehead two brothers Ed Morehead Ernest Farmers Kentucky His wife Minnie died in 1973 Services will be 10 a m Saturday at Meadowlawn Church of God with Rev Thomas Shockley officiating Burial at Woodside Cemetery Friends may call Joseph R K Baker Funeral Home tomorrow 6 to 9 p m and at the church Saturday from 9 a m until service time.
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James Elbert Lowe
Daniel Boone
Morehead
Lafayette Ave
Lowe
Armco Steel Corp
Meadowlawn Church of God
Herman
Livingston
Tex
Wanda Frisby
Trenton
Helen Fultz
Eldridge N Johnson 60 Lebanon Road dies at Christ Hospital
Eldridge N Johnson 60 of 2250 Lebanon Road died Tuesday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati Survived by wife Elvira five sons Abe Homer Donald Joe Douglas daughter Faye Miller mother Mrs Abe Johnson Kentucky two brothers Ike Carlisle Abe Jr Kentucky six sisters Kentucky Beulah Little Middletown Grace Smith Lebanon Cora Williams Akron and 15 grandchildren Services tomorrow 2 p.m. First Baptist Church South Lebanon Rev Kenneth Leach Rev Alma Testerman Burial South Lebanon Cemetery Visitation today 4 to 9 p.m. Oswald Funeral Home
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Cincinnati
Elvira
Abe
Homer
Donald
Lebanon
Joe
Douglas
South Lebanon
Faye Miller
Abe Johnson
Kentucky
Ike
Carlisle
Abe Jr
Katherine Terry
Amanda Barrett
Sophia Combs
Beulah Little
Middletown
Grace Smith
Cora Williams
Akron
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Leach
Alma Testerman
South Lebanon Cemetery
Oswald
Driver hits parked car on Central Avenue
Anthony Valen, 44, of 4409 Karen Drive, treated at Middletown Hospital for facial cuts after his eastbound 10:15 p.m. Central Avenue crash where he crossed left of center and struck Daniel Scherrer’s parked car at 4100 block, sending it 50 feet into a driveway. Valen charged with careless driving. Valen’s car and Scherrer’s each $1,500 damage.
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Anthony Valen
Karen Drive
Middletown Hospital
Central Avenue
Valen
Central
Daniel Scherrer
Tremont Court
Curryer Road
Scherrer
Death ruled nontraffic in Middletown man’s death
James Albert Watkins, 50, of 4435 Miller Road, died after his westbound truck struck a Carmody Boulevard fire hydrant. Coroner Garret J. Boone ruled the death a heart attack, not a traffic fatality. Watkins, an Army WWII veteran, worked for Lewis Sweeney & Son and is survived by a wife, Arlene, a daughter Sonia, a son Raymond, six sisters, and five brothers. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. his viewing is scheduled Friday evening.
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Middletown
Carmody
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
James Albert Watkins
Miller Road
Germantown
Boone
Watkins
Middletown Hospital
Lewis Sweeney & Son
Arlene
Sonia
Raymond
Lewis
Claude
Larry
Herman
Phoenix
Ariz
John
Globe
Martha Schaffer
Loretta Williams
Edna Puckett
Jean Watkins
Kathryn Wenzel
Pearlie Puckett
Hamilton
Joseph R Baker
Kelly Ratliff
Woodside Cemetery
Car Seat Fire Causes 300 Dollar Damage at McCoy Motors
A fire in the back seat of a 1969 Cadillac at McCoy Motors on Germantown Road caused 300 dollars in damage. Madison Fire Capt. John Sebald said an electrical short under the seat started the blaze around 11 05 yesterday morning.
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Poasttown
McCoy Motors
Germantown Road
Madison
John Sebald
Sebald
Trade Fair offers 30 minutes with royalty for a quarter
At the Junior Achievement Trade Fair in the mall on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. visitors can spend 30 minutes roped off with royalty for 25 cents. Carol Heinkel and Robin Rathbun headline the jail segment with JA ties to local firms Black Clawson Armco Ampco and Miami University. Sherry Eller will provide organ music as Christmas gifts and Master Charge will be accepted for numerous products on sale.
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Black Clawson
Miss Rathbun
Achievers Association
Ampco
Armco Metal Products
Sherry Eller
Miami
Logan Long Co Breakin Under Investigation
Franklin police investigated a breakin at Logan Long Co overnight. No loss or damages reported and no suspects named.
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Logan-Long Breakin
Franklin
Logan-Long Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Brown
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Epa
Tappan
Zenith
Goodyear
BankAmericarde
American Express
Carte Blanche
Diners Club
Elbert Lowe
Eldridge Johnson
Eldridge N. Johnson
Lebanon Road
Christ
Lucille McGhee
Hall-Jordan
Exie Mae Kelley
Cleveland
Israel Baptist Church
Green
Ene! Plus Service Center
Manchester
Rentschler Bldg
O Phone
Bob
Drive Thru Beer Depot
the Achievers Association
Carol Heinkel
Robin Rathbun
North
Miss Heinkel
Christ United
S. Marshall
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