Ohio utilities blame tax overcharges from 1975 study
Washington based Environmental Action Foundation and the National Consumer Information Center report that seven Ohio private electric utilities collected nearly 22 million dollars in taxes not owed in 1975. Dayton Power & Light led with 9.1 million, while nationwide overcharges totaled 1.5 billion.
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Washington
Citizens’ Groups
Ohio
Environmental Action Fundation
National Consumer Information Center
Dayton Power & Light Co
Commonwealth Edison
Chicago
Georgia Power
Citizens
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cleveland Electric
Luminating Co
Columbus & Southern Electric Co
Ohio Edison Co
Toledo Edison
Congress
Dayton Power & Light
Ohio Power Co
Ohio Power
McKinley School ideas exchange through feeder visits
McKinley Middle School forms an eight member School Visitation Committee to share ideas with Garfield Taft and Central elementary schools. Visits will focus on reading math and language arts, aiming to improve instruction and foster better communication among schools.
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McKinley
Garfield
Taft
Central
Sam Brewer
Yvonne Hickman
Brewer
Middletown Board to study next year high school program
The Middletown Board of Education will discuss adoption of a high school program of study for 1977 78 at its December meeting. An executive session will cover upcoming negotiations with the Middletown Teachers Association. The agenda includes renewing the school attorney contract and filling vacancies at McKinley Middle and Amanda Elementary, plus a half time occupational therapist at Doty House.
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Middletown Board of Education
Girard Avenue
Middletown Teachers Association
Lewis Hill
Tilmon Ellison
McKinley Middle
Amanda
Doty House
Middletown Driver Charged After Late Sunday Crash on Sherman Ave
James Gardner, 48, of 2118 Sherman Ave., charged with driving while intoxicated after losing control on Sherman Avenue from Moore Street. He struck a van, four parked cars, then another two on the north and south sides, causing about $1,600 in damages before parking at 2008 Sherman Ave.
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Middletown
Sherman Avenue
James Gardner
Sherman Ave
Moore Street
Gardner
Band Boosters Meeting Canceled at Lemon-Monroe High
Tomorrow's Band Boosters meeting at Lemon-Monroe High School is canceled due to a home basketball game with West Carrollton. The next boosters meeting is set for January 11.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
West Carrollton
Boosters
Caroling visits urged by fire division deadline today
The Division of Fire sponsors carolers for the elderly and shut-ins for 6:30 to 9 p.m. nightly within city limits. Call 422 4514 this afternoon by 4:30 to arrange a visit. Elktones perform east of University Boulevard Tuesday, Razor's Edge west of University Wednesday.
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Division of Fire
Elktones
University Boulevard
Razor's Edge
University
Urban Fire and Medical Calls Across City Notes
A sequence of emergency reports shows multiple fire and medical responses. Addresses include Baltimore Street, Grand Avenue, Manchester Road, Man derveer Street, Verity Parkway, Sunset Street, and others with patients aged 47 to 87, ranging from dizziness and chest pains to back pain and injured hip, many transported to hospital with conditions listed as admitted or treated and released.
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Grand Ave
Marian Streifthau
Manchester Road
Mildred Booth
Sunset St
Vanderveer
Bill Reed
S. Verity
Monroe St
Irene Phillips
Crawford St
Drue Tatman
Man Charged For Carrying Concealed Weapon In Park Verity
Gilbert Morningstar, 38, of 3213 Ohio Ave., charged after police found a loaded .22 Derringer removed from his pocket and placed in his car while questioned with another man behind Liberal's supermarket on S Verity Parkway. Items taken from Park Lane Apartments storage include two snow tires a grill charcoal a chair and bed springs owned by Steve Schnadl of 1006 E Park Lane.
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Gilbert Morningstar
Ohio Ave
Liberal’s
S. Verity Parkway
Park Lane Apartments
Steve Schnadl
E. Park Lane
Legitimate tax credits defend CGE as investment aid
A Cincinnati Gas and Electric official insisted that the so called over charges are legitimate tax credits for utilities and other firms to spur investment in capital projects including new plants The official argued the credits amount to a 10 percent tax break and benefits would reach consumers over years Dayton Power and Light could not be reached for comment.
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Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Esman
Dayton Power & Light Co
Ex-sheriff colonel Taylor freed as charges are dropped
Judge Clem F. Imfeld dismissed charges against Gerald Taylor a colonel in the Butler County sheriff s department and threw out counter charges against four detectives who arrested him The case involved alleged gambling and liquor law violations at a club Taylor operated and claims by Taylor of public gambling against the officers The court upheld motions to suppress evidence and to dismiss the officers charges leaving the former colonel cleared of wrongdoing
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Area Court
Imfeld
Taylor
Single Parents Meet Tuesday at University Branch Bank
Single parents meet Tuesday for Parents Without Partners with membership open to prospective members. Psychologist Robert Holzman will discuss parent effectiveness training at 8 p.m. at the University Branch of the First National Bank. The detectives case was dismissed as evidence was suppressed. Taylor, Smith, and Lapp faced charges in Okeana related to after-hour sales and gambling. Taylor’s Guirosa Club listed at 5936 Cincinnati Brookville Road.
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Parents Without Partners
First National Bank
Robert Holzman
Taylor
Guirosa Club
Cincinnati - Brookville Road
Okeawa
Mark S. Smith
Charles H. Lapp
Okeana
Smith
Lapp
Three Armed Men Rob Maineville Home in Early Morning
Three masked gunmen entered Doris Michael's home on Stephens Road Maineville around 1 am yesterday. They bound the occupants including Michael, her three sons, and a nephew, then robbed them of cash and valuables before fleeing. The Warren County Sheriff’s Department is investigating with no loss estimate yet.
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Maineville
Warren County
Doris Michael
Stephens Road
Sheriff's Department
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Neil Richmond
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