Board of Zoning Appeals to hear agency's request
A special meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in City Building Commission Chamber to hear Alternatives Inc. request to use a Main Street home as a rooming house. The agency operates a girls group home at 1911 Tytus Ave and seeks a variance for 1000 S Main.
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Alternatives, Inc
Main Street
City Building Commission Chamber
Alternatives
Tytus Ave
S. Main
Troy
Erice Lattimore
Christmas Music at Middletown Mall by Campus Chorale
A half hour of Christmas music will be presented Thursday evening at the Middletown Mall by the Campus Community Chorale from Miami University Middletown. The 65 member group performs at 7 8 and 9 p.m. directed by W Warren Parker with Janet Crawford as president. A Sunday Dec 19 concert at 3 p.m. in Logan Johnston Hall will feature Messiah selections traditional carols and contemporary seasonal pieces shared with the Middletown Singers. both concerts are free.
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Chorale
Mall
Miami University
Middletown
W. Warren Parker
Janet Crawford
Logan-Johnston Hall
MUM
Middletown Singers
Dog license fees in Butler County stay at current levels
Butler County commissioners were advised by Prosecutor John Holcomb that dog licenses remain $3 and kennel licenses $15, not raised to $4 and $20 to align with Ohio code. Auditor questioned legality of past increases. Holcomb affirmed any raise must fit a one-to-five ratio. Also approved a new $15.25 per diem rate for inmate confinement at Cincinnati Correctional Institution.
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John Holcomb
Butler County
Cincinnati Correctional Institution
Shot by Policeman. Grand Jury to Hear Death Case
Hamilton The death of 17 year old Ronald Kuykendoll of New Miami will be presented to the Warren County grand jury by Prosecutor John Holcomb. Kuykendoll died at a hospital after being shot outside the Hickory Hut restaurant by Hamilton patrolman William Barnickel who said he fired when the youth did not stop as ordered.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Utter County
John Holcomb
Ronald Kuykendoll
Hickory Hut
Hamilton Ptl
William Barnickel
Barnickel
Warrant charges man with aggravated robbery
Ledell Truett of 142 Hanover St is charged by warrant with aggravated robbery in the December 10 theft from the Eaton Road Home Federal Savings & Loan branch. Gerald Caldwell of 339 Hartford Drive was arrested the same night and charged with aggravated robbery in the $5,493 robbery. Truett previously faced extortion charges for threats to Judge Marrs and Citizens Bank officials, and was committed to Lima State Hospital before discharge.
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Hamilton
Ledell Truett
Hanover St
Eaton Road
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
Gerald Caldwell
Hartford Drive
DP and L denies charges of overcharges by groups
Dayton Power and Light officials called allegations by the National Consumer Information Center and the Environmental Action Foundation that DP&L overcharged customers in 1975 by 9.1 million dollars completely false. DP&L president Robert Frazer said the company pays the legally minimum taxes and utilizes tax incentives to reduce rates. CG&E noted tax credits are legitimate and allowed to invest in capital, while groups also claimed similar charges in October amid state ballot issues defeated by voters.
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National Citizens
Dp&l
National Consumer Information Center
Environmental Action Foundation
Washington
Ohio
Robert Frazer
Frazer
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
City to require permits for 18 public pools starting January
Middletown Health Board discussed pool permits, fees, and inspections as Ohio rules push a year-round licensing system. A $25 annual license was proposed for the indoor YMCA pool and a token $1 for city pools. The board also reviewed community health studies, housing cleanliness efforts, and a February arson case involving the former Barkeley Electric site.
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Board of Health
Ohio Public Health Council
City Department of Health
Health Department
Paul Asmussen
Asmussen
YMCA
Robinson
Winfred Duff
Leland Ch
McKinley Middle School Hosts Christmas Music Program
The public is invited to a Christmas program of music at McKinley Middle School 1210 S. Verity Parkway tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The McKinley band and choir will perform in the school auditorium with no admission charge.
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McKinley Middle
Building supplies stolen from unfinished Hill's plaza store
Electrical supplies and heating ducts worth 1600 dollars were taken from an unfinished store in Hill's shopping plaza. Police noted three consecutive nights of possible entry via a roof vent and attempted repairs. A yard theft at 201 The Alameda last night involved light and timer. a Police brief correction states Steve Schnable items were at Olde Towne apartments, not Park Lane.
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Tom Kramer
Alameda
Steve Schnable
Park Lane Apartments
Olde Towne Apartments
Middletonian Found Guilty of Felonious Assault
Daniel Richardson of 1001 Baltimore St Middletown was found guilty by a jury of felonious assault for an Oct 3 knife attack injuring a 15 year old girl. Judge Robert L Marrs will sentence him in Butler County Common Pleas Court on Monday.
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Hamilton
Daniel Richardson
Baltimore St
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Marrs
Richardson
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