Sleep centers offer relief for insomniacs nationwide
Cincinnati report notes six to nine million Americans suffer insomnia with hundreds of thousands more facing sleep disorders. Centers across the U S operate under guidelines from the American Association of Sleep Disorders, treating cases from sleep apnea to narcolepsy. Research and clinical sessions aim to diagnose causes and refine treatments including pills, surgery, and psychotherapy.
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Cincinnati
American Association of Sleep Disorders
Association
Thomas Roth
Sleep Disorders Association
Roth
Dr. Roth
Monroe planners accept Brittany Heights plat in 18 lot subdivision
The Monroe Planning Commission approved Brittany Heights Section Seven a new 18 lot addition along an extended Wexford Drive. The submission came from Paul Rolich with plans for a temporary turnaround and storm drainage. The commission discussed access for a parcel on Ohio 63 and potential village cost sharing for Sands Avenue extension.
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Monroe
Brittany Heights
Monroe Planning Commission
Wexford Drive
Seminary Drive
Paul Rolich
Wexford
Commission
Ohio 63
Sands Avenue
Roger Johnson
Lebanon
Sands
Macready Avenue
Seth Johnston
Ted Williams
Lemon Township Trustees Eye 350000 Community Building Plan
Trustees heard possible uses for U S Housing and Community Development Act funds for 1977. A petition with 116 names supported a community building to serve youth recreation and meeting space for adults. Also planned are road improvements on Oxford State Road and Yankee Road with county engineer recommendations set for January 12.
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Lemon Township
Helen M. Brown
Brown
Butler County Engineer's Office
Oxford State Road
Yankee Road
Robert Dole
Engineer's Office
Edgewood Board Sets 1977 Organizational Meeting
TRENTON The Edgewood Board of Education has scheduled its 1977 organizational meeting for a time to be announced Tuesday in the board office behind Edgewood High School.
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Trenton
Edgewood Board of Education
P.m
Edgewood High School
Germantown water rate hike defended by officials
Village Administrator Dan Anslinger defended a water system improvement program aimed at meeting existing needs during a council meeting. About six residents protested higher rates as the minimum quarterly bill rose from 6 to 10.60 and then to 13.75 causing January bills to reflect the hike. Councilman Kent Genslinger urged residents to compare local costs, noting Germantown's average charge for 26,000 gallons at about 20.68.
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Germantown
Dan Anslinger
Ted Groth
Bradley Drive
Trotwood
Kent Genslinger Anslinger
Franklin
Eaton
Rom
Susanne Shafer
Marvin Hall
Duane’ Schenck
Farmersville Pike
Hall
Groth
Sophomore Career Day to be Held at D Russell Lee Vocational School
A Sophomore Career Day is planned at the D Russell Lee Vocational School on January 6 to acquaint sophomores from seven districts with two detailed vocational programs. Applications for enrollment, open January 10 to 31, may lead to September start. juniors would complete the program and graduate at their home high school.
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Hamilton
D Russel Lee Vocational School
Journal County State News Year End Brief
Friday December 31 1976 report from Journal County covers local events and notices. A short roundup highlights community updates, upcoming plans, and notable happenings across the county.
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State News
Township hall lease renewal in Germantown village
In a year end meeting the Village Council renewed leases for fire equipment and space at the Germantown Township Halls to support a youth center for one year ending December 31. Dan Anslinger authorized to sign the standard agreement with Germantown Rural Community Fire Association, Inc. The village will lease its fire trucks to the association and be reimbursed for rural dispatches at 270.84 dollars per month.
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Germantown
German Township
Clearcreek trustees sign bid for police radio grant
Clearcreek Township trustees signed an application for a 7000 grant from the Ohio Administration of Justice requested by Police Chief Everett Manning for two mobile and three walkie talkie radios. If approved the township would pay 350 as its 5 percent share with funds expected next fall.
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Clearcreek
Springboro
Everett Manning
Ohio Administration of Justice
Mobile
Manning
Ptl
Berlin Patrick
Clearcreek Township
Mercy Hospital closes obstetrics department tomorrow
Mercy Hospital will shut its obstetrical department tomorrow and transfer services to Fort Hamilton-Hughes Memorial Hospital Center under CORVA directives. Non obstetric services remain, Mercy South Hospital plans no obstetrics, Mercy obstetrics will become an ICU and coronary care unit.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton — Mercy Hospital
Fort Hamilton-Hughes Memorial Hospital Center
Mercy
CORVA
Area
Federal Health
Fort Hamilton
Mercy South
Fairfield
Lemon Lifesquad aids fire victims in Middletown
The Lemon Township Emergency Squad starts a collection for Sue Sneed and a 9 year old boy burned from a mobile home fire at Middletown Mobile Home Park on 3350 S Main St. Losses are uninsured. Call Lemon Brown at 539-7129 to help. Fire cause undetermined per South Middletown Fire Chief Clester Brewer.
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Lemon Township
Sue Sneed
Middletown
S. Main St
Eer
Lemon
Helen M. Brown
South Middletown
Clester Brewer
Retiring Fireman Captain Gibbs Misstated Wife’s Name Corrected
In yesterday's Journal a retirement notice for Capt. Paul Gibbs incorrectly listed his wife as Ruth. The correct name is Rose Gibbs, and the notice now reflects the proper spouse.
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Paul Gibbs
Ruth
Rose
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Christian Book & Music Center
Tytus Ph
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Edgewood Board
Shafer
Catherine Coghill
Journal
County
Patrick
Lebanon Police Academy
Noel Poe
Clear Creek
Bernard Eichholz
Red Lion Road
Lower Springboro Road
Capt
Glenn Leis
Township Fire Department
Lemon Life Squad
Sandy
Carpet World
Germantown RD
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