Stained Glass Panel Removed From Cincinnati Albee Theater
A workman slowly removes a pane of stained glass from the Albee Theater lobby in Cincinnati as the 1927 opened venue is torn down for a new office building. The dealer plans to resell the panel after removal over two to three days.
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Cincinnati
Albee Theater
Rhodes seeks bipartisan break with Democrats on veto plans
Gov James A Rhodes met with Senate and House leaders and finance chairmen on the legislature's last day to discuss budget problems. Democrats said no agreement emerged though Meshel said Rhodes expressed willingness to work with them to solve state issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Senate
House
Harry Meshel
Young
Wilkins
Rhodes
Shoemaker
Meshel
Power Outages Hit Middletown Downtown and Rail Lines
A problem at Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. sub station in Trenton caused outages across much of Middletown downtown yesterday afternoon starting at 3:27 p.m. Some rail crossing gates and traffic lights east to University Boulevard and the Penn Central Line were affected. Most power was restored within 20 minutes. In Columbus, Rhodes met with House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr. and other leaders. no agreements were reported though the session was viewed as significant.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Trenton
Middletown
Cg&e
University Boulevard
Penn Central
Ohio
Meshel
Rhodes
House
Vernal G. Riffe Jr
New Boston
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Bourneville
William W. Wilkins
Children Eligible for Handicapped Aid Act Funds in 8th District
U S Representative Thomas N Kindness says Public Law 94 124 under the Education for All Handicapped Children Act funds education for children with learning disabilities in the 8th congressional district. He notes the act aims to address slow learners who are often promoted without needed attention and urges parents to contact local schools if they suspect a disability.
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Handicapped Aid
8&Th
Thomas N. Kindness
Kindness
Hamilton Republican
Children’s Defense Fund
New Hampshire Ave
N.W
Washington
D.C
Community building idea gains support in Lemon Township
Fourteen residents voiced support at a public hearing for a planned community building in Lemon Township under the U S Housing and Community Development Act. A second hearing is set for Dec 30 at the township hall to discuss aid use and petition plans.
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Lemon Township
Hearings Planned On City Use Of Federal Grant
City holds public hearings to gauge citizen wishes on the third year Community Development grant. The first meeting is Monday at 7 50 p m in the City Building Commission Chamber with two more hearings tentatively set for Jan 13 and Feb 15.
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City Building Commission Chamber
Congress
R. Paul Christiansen
City Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Christiansen
Prospect
Douglas
Oakland
Sherman
Funeral changes mark obituaries in Middletown area
A string of obituaries notes funeral changes and services for Leonard Deaton 55 of 3010 Seneca Street and others including Donna Louise Howard 15 of Middletown. Details list locations times callers and burial plans across First Baptist Gratis McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and Harris Memorial CME Church with multiple survivors and affiliations.
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Leonard Deaton
Seneca St
Middletown Hospital
First Baptist Church of
Deaton
McCoy- Leffler
James E. Sutton
Butler County Memorial Park
Harris Memorial Cme
Dayton
West Memory Gardens
Bowman Chapel South
Kidney patient seeks regular rides from Cincinnati
Mrs Doris Middlebrook of 632 Lafayette Ave. requires three weekly trips to Cincinnati for dialysis at Good Samaritan Hospital. She lacks a car and seeks assistance or transport support to cover 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. sessions with a return ride around 2 or 2:30 p.m. Contact her neighbor Ann Pendergrass at 423-7011 after 2 p.m.
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Middletown
Miss Howard
Lemon- Monroe High School
Glee Club
Cynthia Darlene
Kimberly Mae
Sheila Plucker
North Carolina
Steven Christopher
Ray Childers
Greenfield
Henry Howard Sr
Doris Middlebrook
Lafayette Ave
Middlebrook
Cincinnati
Christ Hospital
O'Connell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Clifton Ave
University of Cincinnati
Doctor Bauer resigns as Public Health Nursing Bureau chair
Dr John Bauer resigns as chairman of the Public Health Nursing Bureau board citing other commitments. He served since 1971 and was praised for five years of service. Helen Otte led the bureau and Kelley United Way will appoint a successor. Other board members include Dale Helsel William K Robinson Mrs James Beatty and Frank Myers.
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John Bauer
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Manchester Inn
Middletown
United Way
Bauer
Public Health Nursing
Nursing Bureau
Dale Helsel
William K. Robinson
James Beatty
Frank Myers
Bureau
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