Dayton outer belt eastern leg could gain OK by mid October
An environmental impact statement released for public comment outlines a 16 mile eastern stretch of the Dayton 1 675 outer belt from 1 70 to 1 75 near Miamisburg. Officials say comments will be reviewed for 45 days before a final federal determination anticipated by mid October.
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Dayton
City
Ohio
Miamisburg
Germantown
Clayton
Fairfield Road
Fairborn
Ohio Department of Transportation
Montgomery-Greene Counties Transportation Coordinating Committee
Jack
Federal Highway Administration
Council On Environmental Quality
Jensen
ODOT
District 8
Lebanon
Miami Township
Outerbelt
Car crash injures two women near Middletown
A young woman driver Annabelle Strain 25 and her teenage passenger Patricia Hawk 17 were seriously injured when their car struck a utility pole on Roosevelt Boulevard near Wicorf Street. Both were in the intensive care unit with multiple fractures. The car was a total loss with $300 damage to the pole and $3,000 to the vehicle.
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Middletown Hospital
Wayne Township Life Squad
Barbara Doench
Ruby Brown
Paul Mellett
Lemon Township to hold second hearing on 1977 funds
Lemon Township trustees schedule a second public hearing at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday at the township hall in Amanda to discuss uses for 1977 Housing and Community Development Act funds. A $350,000 community building was favored in the first hearing, with $105,000 allocated in the first funding year. Funds are currently used to straighten a Todhunter Road S-curve and support a housing rehabilitation revolving loan fund north of Dick's Creek, including Blue Ball. The 8 p.m. followup is the annual financial closeout meeting.
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Lemon Township
Ben Harrison Street
Amanda
Todhunter Road
Dick's Creek
Birth Defects Rate Cited by March of Dimes
The March of Dimes says about seven percent of all U S babies are born with birth defects. The voluntary agency funds nationwide research programs aimed at prevention.
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United States
March of Dimes
Kiwanis Donate Free Bird Seed For Local Birds
Middletown Parks Department offers free five pound per family bird seed donated by the Kiwanis Club for winter feeding. Families can pick up at 1400 Highland St during weekday office hours 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Seed is limited to five pounds per family to stretch supply to 100 pounds.
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Middletown Parks Department
Kiwanis Club
Park Department
Highland St
Death notices for Marion Gumm and others in Ohio town
Marion Gumm 94 of Newport formerly Middletown dies at home. Survivors include daughter Arminta King and son Boyd Gumm. Service Friday 10 a.m. McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Germantown: Karl R. Brown 51 dies in one car Ohio 725 crash. Service Friday 10:30 a.m. First Church of God. Burial Germantown Cemetery. An Eagles service at funeral home. Robert Sams 34 of 6628 Weidner Road found dead gunshot. services Friday 1 p.m. Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home. Burial Butler County Memorial Park. Additional notices about G. H. Krostue, Memorials to Germantown Rescue Squad.
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Marion Gumm
Newport
Middletown
Gumm
Lafayette Ave
Sarah King Gumm
Arminta King
Boyd Gumm
Isom
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
David Cottrill
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Germantown
Karl R. Brown
S. Walnut St
Church of God
Aubury J. Bates
John A. Arpp
Mr. Brown
Ohio 725
Brown's Run Road
German Township
Montgomery County
Brown
Eagles Lodge
Marjorie
Spencer
South Carolina
Ronald Johnson
West Carrollton
Judy Russell
Dayton
Nancy Simmons
Bradford
Ellen Yonkers
Ansonia
Ross
Wapakoneta
Lloyd
Keith
Ester Severs
Germantown Rescue Squad
G. H. Krostue
East Grand Forks
Minn
David Selvar
Stanley St
Mr. Krostue
Elsie
Minnesota
Springboro
Robert Sams
Weidner Road
Joseph R. Baker
Sams
Butler County Memorial Park
Wright State weighs 10 year, 80 million master plan
Wright State University trustees review a 10 year plan totaling 80 million dollars. The study envisions new facilities for the College of Business and Administration and the School of Nursing, plus expansion of the library and a utilities monitoring system for energy conservation.
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Dayton, Ohio
Wright State University
WSU
Robert Kegerreis
College of Business and Administration
School of Nursing
Friday Night Social Club offers a beer free campus hangout
At the University of Wisconsin dorm lounge adviser Bill Gerlach started a weekly coffee shop style event for 750 residents featuring folk music poetry and soft drinks. The basement lounge hosts 80 to 100 students each Friday night who seek quiet socializing with a 25 cent donation and a motto Much Cheer But No Beer.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Bill Gerlach
Gerlach
Mrs Hook Dies in France Armco VP's Wife Passes Away
Francine Hook wife of Armco vice president MV Hook died in Paris after an illness. She was born in the United States and lived in France most of her life. The couple wed in Middletown in 1970 at the Church of the Ascension. Funeral details were not yet released.
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Francine Hook
Bridge Expert Paul Hodge Dies in Houston
Paul Hodge a 66 year old lawyer and internationally known bridge expert died Monday in a Houston hospital after an illness. He was a leading figure in contract bridge circles and authored several instructional works. His death was reported by local authorities and tributes poured in from peers.
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Houston, Tex
Paul Hodge
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Krostue
Wright State
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