Warren County hires new sanitary engineer and water manager
Warren County commissioners hired Richard Renneker as sanitary engineer at 16000 annually and David Thompson Mason as water department manager at 11000 annually to replace fired staff after an misconduct inquiry. Hylton announced new MHA director Alvin Royse and housing authority staffing along with six new CETA hires including first woman meter reader Carolyn Metz.
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Phil Yost
Lebanon
Warren County Commissioners Today
Water Department
David Thompson Mason
al Hylton
A.Z. Spencer
Hylton
Alvin Royse
Warren County Metropolitan Housing Authority
Bob Price
Royse
MHA
Dale Peach
Carolyn Metz
Paul Kuntz
Ron Noble
John Fitzer
Frank Bove
Harry Stevens
Peach
MARC Seeks Glass and Aluminum Amid Rising Recycling Volumes
Middletown Area Recycling Center reports higher volume as glass and aluminum prices rise. Sue Chenault notes aluminum at 300 per ton and urges more donations while paper prices flag. Center open Tue Thu 2 6 pm and Sat 8 am 2 pm with Eyeglasses drive and bottle program.
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Middletown Area
Inmate Habeas Case Dismissed at Lebanon Facility
Warren County Common Pleas Court Judge William W. Young dismissed David Riggs petition for a writ of habeas corpus. The inmate claimed parole revocation tied to press connections and plans to expose information about Bennet J. Cooper.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Warren County Common Pleas Court
William W. Young
David Riggs
Riggs
Bennet J. Cooper
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Young
Portage County
LCI
Seventh World Liberation Front
Explosion at Clarek Industries plant in Golf Manor
Cincinnati suburbs firemen estimate damage at 150000 dollars after a Monday explosion and fire at the Clarek Industries plant. The blaze started in a shipping area with no injuries reported.
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Golf Manor
Cincinnati, Ohio
Clarek Industries
Emma Thomas dies at 69 won Governor's Award honoree
Emma B. Thomas of 22 North Lane died at Otterbein Home. She won the Governor's Award for community action and was named Citizen of the Year by the Lebanon Jaycees in 1971. Survived by husband Claude S. Thomas, four daughters and many grandchildren. Visitation 6-9 p.m. tonight at Oswald Funeral Home. funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Lebanon Cemetery.
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Lebanon
Emma B. Thomas
North Lane
Otterbein
Thomas
Lebanon Jaycees
Warren County Church Women United
Health Planning Association of
Ohio River Valley
Missionary Society of Bethel Ame
Community Action Committee
Bessie Davis
Warren County Cancer Unit
Claude S
Chris) Thomas
Cordelia Hill
Wilberforce
Betty Cox
Tunis
Tunisia
Carol Parker
New York
Lucy Johnson
Xenia
Lula Day
Oswald Funeral Home
Funeral
Lebanon Cemetery
Fairhaven
Bessie Morgan
Oxford
R. C. Nein & Sons
Preble County Heart Fund
89 More Jobs Get Funding in County Work Experience Plan
Keith Hyde, county manpower director, announced federally funded work experience will hire 89 people, guaranteed through June 30 with possible extension pending funds. A $94,935 cut from the $749,514 CETP allotment reduces projected hires. about 100 of 111 planned positions may be filled. By February end 550 to 575 will enter subsidized work or training, at a $22 million commitment. Commissioners also approved bids for a new Oxford Middletown Road bridge near Ohio 177.
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Hamilton
Keith Hyde
Hyde
Oxford- Middletown Road
Ohio 177
Germantown Police Welcome New Patrolman Six Strong
Mayor Ross Winning appointed James Joseph Desch to Germantown police, bringing total line officers to six plus the chief. Desch, 31, from Miamisburg, previously worked as a special machine operator at Globe Industries Dayton and served in Randalf and Miami townships. Two other recruits Lynn Davis and Sylvia Lewis train at the Dayton Police Academy. Chief Exline says staffing is now adequate and Desch will soon work in the field.
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Germantown Council
Germantown
Ross Winning
James Joseph Desch
Miamisburg
Globe Industries
Dayton
Desch
Randalf
Miami Township
Lynn Dale Davis
Sylvia Lewis
Dayton Police Academy
Donald Exline
Chaminade High School
Air Force
Leota
Exline
Police Briefs Report Thefts At Local Stores
A billfold containing 115 dollars and papers was stolen from Linda Risner who left her purse on a counter at the Diliman's market on University Boulevard yesterday afternoon. Albert Myers said a speaker and 26 tapes valued at 70 dollars were taken from his car in the Rink's department store yesterday. A toe player was also damaged.
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Linda Risner
Yankee Road
Diliman’s
University Boulevard
Albert Myers
Young S
Gunman robs Booth Drugs in Highview Center holdup
A lone gunman robbed Booth Drugs at 3534 Central Ave afternoon hours around 1 40 p m demanding Class A drugs from George Shrive of Franklin. He fled on foot toward Wilson School with a paper sack of drugs. Police chased leads but found no suspect. the driver of a suspended vehicle was arrested but not believed involved. No money was taken.
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Booth Drugs
Highview
Central Ave
George Shrive
Franklin
Shrive
Wilson School
Tollice
Break-ins Net Thieves 2400 In Loot Across Three Sites
Thieves took more than 2400 dollars in cash and goods in three burglaries yesterday. At Big Muffler Shop 1614 First Ave a large tool chest containing about 1500 dollars worth of tools was stolen, with weight suggesting multiple suspects. Two guns and 500 dollars in old coins were taken from Joe Hughes residence 305 S Sutphin St, and a 200 shotgun and a rifle were reported missing after entry through a kitchen door discovered after 2 am today. John Adrian 2013 Logan Ave reported a break in between 7 and 8:45 yesterday with cash missing.
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First Ave
Joe Hughes
S. Sutphin St
John Adrian
Logan Ave
Brown seeks rape law overhaul and crime victim aid in Ohio
Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown calls for a comprehensive rewrite of rape statutes to focus on victims, restrict use of a victim’s prior sexual history, and require tougher penalties for repeat offenders. He also seeks new laws to empower grand juries against organized crime and to compensate crime victims, plus amendments extending the Consumer Sales Practices Act to real estate.
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Columbus
Ohio
William J. Brown
Attorney General
Brown
110Th General Assembly
Chautauqua trustees to buy WCTU building for 4500
Chautauqua trustees agreed to purchase the Women's Christian Temperance Union building at the northeast corner of First Avenue for 4500. The sale grants WCTU use of the club building up to two days annually, with completion hoped by March 15.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
First Avenue
WCTU
Community Club
Dan Shera
Scott Kennedy
W. Ninth Street
Shera
Small Claims Court
Middletown Fine Arts Center to Hold Feb 13 Meeting
The annual meeting of the Middletown Fine Arts Center is scheduled for Thursday February 13 at 7 p.m. in the Community Room of the Middletown Public Library. Officers and board members will be elected and annual reports presented.
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Fine Arts Center
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Middletown Public Library
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