Clothing store burglarized and attic break ins reported
Burglars broke a front plate glass window at Sol Schneider Men's Wear 1320 Central Ave early today and stole clothing. A separate attic intrusion at Agatha Evers 1 Magnolia Dr yesterday left a three foot hole in a bathroom ceiling as burglars ransacked the home. A mailman found a break in 307 Grimes St Thomas McCain residence with drawers emptied. A stereo worth 250 was taken at 201 Yankee Rd Clarence Angel Apt. Karen Taylor 2117 Woodlawn Ave reported an attempted break in with the intruder leaving without items.
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Sol Schneider Men’s Wear
Central Ave
Schneider
Agatha Evers
Magnolia Drive
Thomas McCain
Grimes St
Clarence Angel
Yankee Road
Karen Taylor
Woodlawn Ave
Blasting for Sewers Progress in Trenton on W State Street
Blasting operations began yesterday in Trenton along W State Street as sewer contractors break through a rock vein using light dynamite. The rock, hard to dig yet soft enough to shatter, is contained by backfill and heavy metal mats. The vein may stretch several hundred feet west from the Miami Street intersection, slowing progress on that route for now.
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Trenton
W. State Street
Miami Street
Severtion
Death claims Gulinski owner of Godwin's Restaurant
Obituary notices list Gulinski 56 of 1064 Park Lane Apt D who died at Middletown Hospital after an illness. services set for Friday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery and military rites. Also noted are Barrak C. Dickey 75 of 846 N University Blvd and Ethel Noel 96 formerly of Greenville. plus William F. Traylor 70 of 211 N Mechanic St with service arrangements in Lebanon and Morrow.
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Paul J
Bobunk) Gulinski
Park Lane
Apt D
Middletown Hospital
Gulinski
Godwin
N. Broad Street
Aeronca Inc
American Legion Post
Thelma
Stephen
Ronald van Arsdale
Harry van Arsdale
Middletown
Constance Allen
Bristol
Franklin
Pauline Gulinski
Dayton
Maude Beam
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Stephen Calme
Barrak C. Dickey
N. University Blvd
Dickey
Ethel Noel
Greenville
Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Dallas
W.L. Thomas
James Chase
Irons
Mich
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Richard Schechter
Lebanon
William F. Traylor
N. Mechanic St
Vail
Morrow
Traylor
Alverda
William
Ronald
Hamilton
Y' Series Examines The Soul of Japan
The YMCA Travel and Adventure series screens The Soul of Japan tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium Miami University Middletown. Ken Wolf gang presents a look at Japanese family life. Tickets at door 2 adults 1 student. Shuttle pickups J Ross Hunt Towers 6 30 N Verity high rise 6 40 Senior Citizens Center 6 50. Bus from south parking lot to venue offered free.
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YMCA
Japan
Dave Finkelman
Miami University
Middletown
Ken Wolfgang
J. Ross Hunt Towers
N. Verity High Rise
Senior Citizens Center
Fire truck on the Carlisle council agenda
The Safety and Service Committee will hold a 6 p.m. Thursday work session at Town Hall to review specifications for a new fire truck. Fire Chief Angus Cable and other firemen will attend. The budget allocates 26 000 dollars for the vehicle.
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Carlisle
Angus Cable
Germantown Charter Commission OKs election rules changes
The Germantown Charter Commission adopts sections on nominations and elections and on initiative and referendum. It amends rules to allow a referendum on village tax ordinances with petitions needing 15 percent of qualified electors and filing within 30 days of ordinance adoption. A vote timing window ranges 60 days to one year after final council action. Independent candidates face similar filing deadlines.
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Germantown
William ‘Orbes
West Carrollton
Commission
Low income workers urged to file to claim Earned Income Credit
Cincinnati district director Dwight L. James Jr. announced that eligible low income workers can receive up to 400 dollars through the Earned Income Credit but only if they file an income tax return. Qualifying taxpayers must have under eight thousand dollars in total income and provide household support for at least one dependent child, with younger than nineteen or full time student status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Internal Revenue Service
Dwight L. James, Jr
James
United States
Heart Sunday Expanded To Weeklong Heart Fund Drive
Heart Sunday has been expanded to a full week of door to door solicitation due to bad weather in recent campaigns. The 1976 Heart Fund Campaign for the Southwestern Ohio Chapter of the American Heart Association runs February 23 to 29, ending on Heart Sunday February 29. The drive is dedicated to the memory of WLW-T star Paul Dixon, who died of heart disease last year and served as honorary chairman. Mrs. Dixon takes his place this year.
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Heart
Thomas H. Siemers
Heart Fund
Southwestern Ohio
American Heart Association
Siemers
Paul Dixon
Wlw-T
Dixon
Whitesel appeals tax conviction in sixth circuit court
U S Circuit Court judge in Cincinnati expresses sympathy for Roger Whitesel of Middletown as he appeals his February 1975 conviction for failing to file proper 1972 and 1973 tax returns and for a false exemption. Whitesel argues no tax liability due to no legal tender payments. judge warns of civil disobedience risk and potential penalties if he loses.
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U.S
Roger Whitesel
Middletown
Whitesel
Flemming Road
Sixth Circuit
Cincinnati
City Building Furnishings Bids Come In Below Estimates
Low bids for furnishing the new City Building total about 340000, well under the 465000 city estimate. Office Outfitters and Miami Business Interiors bid 288087.01 on desks chairs filing cabinets and wall units. Patterson Associates bid 340337.12 for three items and led on one item with 30343.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office Outfitters, Inc
Middletown
Miami Business Interiors, Inc
Hamilton
Alexander Patterson Associates of
Cincinnati
Patterson
Butler Business Systems of
Towne Mall subdivision plans approved in Franklin Township
The Warren County Rural Zoning Commission approved subdivision plans for Castlebrook Estates on Trenton-Franklin Road and a pie shaped Towne Mall segment along Ohio 122. Two stores are planned for the tract which is mainly parking area.
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Lebanon
Warren County Rural Zoning Commission
Castlebrook Estates
Franklin Township
Towne Mall
Trenton-Franklin Road
Ohio 122
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