Franklin School Buses In A Crash Injure Eight Students
Eight Franklin area students aged 12 were sent to Middletown hospital after a two bus collision on Ohio 123. Bus 2 failed to brake, skidded and hit Bus 1 rear. no citations issued. Principal Earl Mercer said service would continue with adjusted scheduling.
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Franklin
Kim Pileup
Carberry
Kenny Wolfram
Ohio
Hunter Area
Randall Bostwick
Salina
Middletown McKee
Gail Gebhardt
Crystal
Bryant
Brenda Spencer
Cindy Hasty
Raymond Buchanan
Robert Drive
Ohio 123
Maurita Ann Lower
Linwood Drive
Earl Mercer
Anthony Wayne Elementary
Hampton Bennett School
Savings loan branch in Monroe disapproved by board
Hamilton's West Side Federal Savings and Loan Association had sought a Monroe branch near East and Courtland streets. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board rejected the application after a Cincinnati hearing in September, facing opposition from Middletown Federal, Citizens, and American Savings and Loan associations.
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Savings, Loan
Monroe
Hamilton
West Side Federal Savings and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Cincinnati
The
Middletown Federal Savings & Loan
Citizens Savings and Loan
American Savings and Loan Associations
West Side
Monroe Shopping Center
East and
Courtland Streets
Burglars Try Again At Bank
For the second time in months burglars cut a hole in the roof of the Hamilton Citizens Bank, 150 N. Brookwood Ave. Police found the break-in yesterday noting intruders used a ladder to reach the main floor. A metal plate over the night depository was damaged but the vault remained closed.
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Hamilton
Hamilton West
Citizens Bank
N. Brookwood Ave
Family Needs Help in Middletown Christmas Crisis
A welfare family in Middletown faces no Christmas tree or gifts for two children after Salvation Army registration closed and baskets ran out. Linda Duncan urges donations of small gifts or used toys and invites calls at 998-9264 or drop offs at her Franklin Road home to help.
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Joy Jones
Middletown
Middletown Area
Linda Duncan
Trenton
Franklin Road
Franklin Manager Considered for Covington Post
Franklin city manager Franklin Eichholz is not seeking but would consider Covington Kentuckys city manager job if offered. Covington mayor elect Bernard Grimm says Eichholz has submitted an application and was interviewed last Sunday night. A total of 56 applicants are in the running with a selection possible by year end. Eichholz, 58, has led Franklin since 1968 and has overseen major local improvements.
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Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
Covington
Eichholz
Kentucky
Bernard Grimm
Grimm
Gton
Frankln
Mary
S. River St
City adds Verity Parkway lot to ease post office traffic
Assistant Postmaster Oscar Koeppel announces city property along Verity Parkway north of the post office is opened as a parking lot for post office patrons. The new lot adds 10 to 15 stalls with entry from Reinartz Boulevard and exit on Broad Street, across Verity from Reinartz.
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Oscar Koeppel
Verity Parkway
Koeppel
Reinartz Boulevard
Broad Street
Verity
Reinartz
Vandals Break Window at Amanda Junior High School
Paul Laurens, custodian at Amanda Junior High School, told Butler County Police that rock throwing vandals broke a north side window yesterday.
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Paul Laurens
Amanda Junior High School
Butler County
Defense argues Ware drove opposite lane in fatal crash
In Warren County Court Robert E. Ware faces four counts in a June 1970 crash that killed Elizabeth Speltmire Carol Pfau Frances Rudokas and Alice Rowe. Defense claims the car Ware allegedly followed was traveling the wrong way on I-75 and promises an eyewitness.
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Lebanon
Robert E. Ware
Ware
Florence Ky
Edwin J. Dreibelbis
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Speltmire
Carol Pfau
Fenwick High School
Frances ‘Rudokas
Fenwick
Rudokas
Alice Rowe
Hartville, Mo
Monroe
Rowe
Neil. R.thomas
Youngstown
Peee
Public pool fee hike urged to cover rising costs
John Paschal reports maintenance costs and income loss over recent years prompt a recommendation to raise adult daily swim fees from 60 cents to $1 and under-18 fees from 25 to 35 cents. Season passes would rise by $1 per person and $5 for a family ticket. The board took no action, but approved further income needs.
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Jeri Spencer
NOR Journal
John Paschal
Parks and Recreation
Park Board
Paschal
Ralph Conner
Bob Cordray
Ohio
Middletowns
Armstrong Becomes Lebanon Area Resident
Neil Armstrong and his family moved into a Turner Drive home north of Lebanon near Ohio 48. The two sons enrolled in Lebanon schools Mark at Holbrook Elementary and Eric at Armstrong. Armstrong, a professor of aerospace at the University of Cincinnati, will begin teaching January 3. He set foot on the moon July 20, 1969.
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Lebanon
Neil Armstrong
The
University of Cin
Cinati
Turner Drive
Ohio 48
Armstrong
Mark
the Holbrook
Eric
Washington
Pt. Combs Stricken Pt. Combs Stricken
Patrolman Jack Combs 43 of the Middletown Traffic Bureau collapsed and died at home just before noon. He had worked with the School Patrol and gave safety talks in schools, apparently from a heart attack. He resided at 304 Shafer Street.
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Ptl
Jack Combs
Mddletown
Combs
Shafer St
Bureau Closure Notice Applies to Volunteer Service Bureau
The Volunteer Service Bureau at the Church of the Ascension will be closed until Jan 3. The area bureau closed yesterday will reopen for Christmas vacation at regular hours from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
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Church of the Ascension
Areau
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Thom Hall Journal
Defense
Armco Steel Corp
University Boulevard
Yankee Pool
C.A
Whitney Park
Lafayette Avenue
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Lebanon Area
Pt. Combs Stricken
Gentral Ave
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