No appeal seen over methadone program rejection
Middletown officials weigh action after the Mental Health and Retardation Board rejected the city's bid for a methadone treatment program at Unity House. The Middletown Journal notes no immediate appeal was planned, despite city consideration of pursuing the matter.
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The
Middletown Journal
Ereerenes
Middletown
Unity House
A — “Oly
John O'Bryan
District One
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
Ohio
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Treals
648
Timothy Moritz
Liquor stolen at VFW and break ins across town
Thieves stole eighteen fifths of liquor and 11 cases of beer worth over 200 dollars from Hunter Clark Post 6405 VFW at 1319 Young St. A window covering was removed and the bar and cooler were ransacked. Other break ins reported include TV sets at two houses, a radio and silverware missing, and checks stolen from an Oak Park area home. Police noted no forced entry at some locations.
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Hunter Clark Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Young St
Baltimore St
15Th Ave
11Th Avenue
Middletown Optical
Central Ave
Beltone
First Ave
King Kwik
Avalon Trailer Park
Picture brings lawsuit over unauthorized use of Hanna image
Mr and Mrs Michael Hanna and their baby Jason sue Federated Department Stores owner of Shillito s and Lazarus Department Store in Warren County Court for 100000 claiming a Cincinnati photograph taken at Shillito s for 39 95 was used in a Columbus newspaper advertisement without permission, causing shame and invasion of privacy.
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Lebanon
Michael Hanna
Jason
Shillito’s Department
Cincinnati
Hannas
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Columbus
Lazarus Department Store
Fairfield
Federated Department Stores
Shillito’s
Second damage suit over Highland Greens fire in Ohio
In Butler County Common Pleas Court on Tuesday a second damage suit seeks 962 500 from Highland Greens Inc and owners Leon and Robert Mefford stemming from a January 12 fire at Covelly House Highland Greens apartments that left about 200 homeless.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Union Township
Covelly House
Highland Greens
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Highland Greens Inc
Leon
Robert Mefford
de Nts
Meffords and
Theft From Catalina Mobile Home Park Reported
Butler County deputies investigate a break in at Lot 203 Catalina Mobile Home Park 6501 Germantown Road where a TV stereo and guitar valued at 800 were stolen. Donald Meece discovered the incident around 830 p.m. Tuesday.
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Butler County
Catalina
Miami University plans 14 million fund drive for campus projects
MU aims to raise 14 million for academic, museum, conference center and a new 25,000 seat football stadium to be ready by 1980. Phillip R. Shriver to announce at City Club Cincinnati with 150 guests expected at dinner. Funds include 5 million for scholarships and equipment, 2 million for art museum, 2 million for conference center, and 6 million for stadium replacing Miami Field.
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Oxford
Cincinnati
Ee Academic
Miami University
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
City Club
Mapeness
Drive
Charlies 8S
Mechem Jr
Taft Broadcasting
Dame
Redskins
University of North Carolina
Eye screening program brings honor to board
Thirteen kindergarten students wear eyeglasses found through preshool vision screenings. Middletown Preschool Vision Board earned a certificate of honor from the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Blindness for 100 percent follow up on referred children. Twenty eight of 631 screened required eye exams. 28 saw doctors, with most treated or fitted for glasses or patches. Local clubs aided families unable to cover exams as volunteers logged 291 hours. program run since 1972.
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Middletown Preschool Vision Story Board
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Eee
Roger Ner
Roland
Igh
German trustees sign one year fire protection contract
German trustees agreed to a one year contract with the Germantown Rural Community Fire Association paying $24,000 for Jan 1 to Dec 31. The service covers rural township areas with fire trucks housed at Germantown and crewed by village firefighters. The payment is up from about $15,000 last year, while prior year's cost was about $5,900. The Village Council will consider the contract at Monday’s meeting. Also discussed were eligibility for federal disaster aid totaling 75 percent of snow removal costs from last week’s blizzard, and the acceptance of Charles Kirk as a part-time police officer with two new radio units bought.
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Germantown German T
Germantown Rural Community Fire Association
Germantown
Esate
Onpeoes
Charles Kirk
Donahey seeks Democratic renomination for third term as treasurer
Gertrude W Donahey announces her bid for a third term as Ohio state treasurer at a Columbus news conference. She cites seven years of service and innovations, says the state has earned a record 416 million, and notes pressure to run for secretary of state from party leaders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude W. Donahy
Donahey
Paul
Dayton
Trenton Council Sets Final Readings for Cable Franchise
The Trenton City Council schedules the third and final readings for a cable television franchise. The proposal would grant a franchise to Clearview Cablevision and outline the maximum allowable terms for operations and service within the city.
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Trenton
Evision
Clearview Cablevision
New Miami
Heart Dance at VFW Center in Lebanon Community
The 4 x Wheeler-Dealers Square Dance Club of Lebanon hosts a Heart Dance on February 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the VFW Social Center 5040 Coles Road. Proceeds benefit the American Heart Association with past events raising about 7500 dollars. Doors prizes and merchandise will be donated. Admission is 3 dollars. Gene ral Lary Baral callers. A concluding check will be sent to the Heart Fund.
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Lebanon
VFW Social Center
Coles Road
The
Heart Association
Coveni
Heart Fund
Lary Baral
Lord
Bounty Heart Fund Board
The Av Longevity of a Nebeee’s 20 Years Span
The article notes a 20 year span in the life of the Nebeee animal, focusing on its longevity indoors and its adaptation across environments. It highlights observed health markers and references care practices from local experts.
Data shows winters worsening across districts
The report notes harsher winter effects in the Edgewood District with weather-related disruptions. Although consolidations rose in some years, 1962 saw no cancellations. officials state the issue is owed to the children.
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Trenton
Maurice Ittel
Edgewood
Sheriff's Trial Costs Revealed After Acquittal
Trial spending shows the executors office paid over 5400 for the 14 day trial dubbed the army theory. Judge George J. Spidel of Adams presided. Jurors seated 12 regulars and three alternates costing 3460. Unseated jurors cost 335. Witness fees and mileage for 77 witnesses totaled 3127.
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George J. Spidel
Adams Ae
Deaths and Funerals Include Tackett and Weikel
Mrs Tackett 55 of 3107 Bates St died at home of heart attack. Retired 1975 after 25 years at Jones Paper Co. Survived by husband G and stepson Jim. daughter Jenet. sister Ellen Wilder. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. burial Woodside. Friends may call Thursday 3–5 and 7–9 p.m. Mrs Jode Weikel 95, formerly 127 Garfield St, died yesterday at Franklin Home after five decades in area. Survived by daughter Thelma Kruse. son Franklin Weikel. two grandchildren. Private funeral Friday. Rev G Walter Weber officiating. burial Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 3–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Tackett
Bates St
County By
Jones Paper Co
Jim Ti
Hamilton
Jenet Acmene Ay Jane Wells
Ellen Wilder
Middletown
Wilson- Schramm Memorial
Woodside
Friends
Maye
Funeral
Jode. Weikel
Garfield St
Thelma Kruse
Terete ‘Weikel
Ranklin
St. Paul's United Church of Christ Friends
Joseph R. Baker
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
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Bargain City
Roosevelt Bivd
Harold
Pate
Peasttown
Gertrude Donahey
Dean Beane
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
Pivot Ave
Mindiotown
U.S
Union Factory
Leletions
VFW Center
Peggy Tackett
Lydia Weikel
Verity Pewy
Middletown, Owio
Middletown Federal Savings and Loan Association
Centre Avenue
Middletoun
Unie
James M. Tewalt
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