West Elkton approves 1975 city appropriations totaling 25022
West Elkton council last night approved 1975 appropriations totaling 25022 with allocations for general 10302 street maintenance 8000 fire equipment 4453 fire protection 317 and federal revenue sharing 1947. The mayor said Zimmerman Funeral Home will continue ambulance service to Gratis Township and West Elkton amid new ambulance training laws. Council also urged county dog catcher to cite dogs off leash and reviewed two century old bridges on Camden Avenue and Maple Street as structurally sound. They ordered court action against Edgar and Mrs. Miller at 503 Main St by Feb 16 for cleanup or demolition after council efforts failed.
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West Elkton
Tom McKee
McKee
Everett Fahrenholtz
Edgar Miller
Main St
Benefit basketball game in Oxford for cerebral palsy
A Sunday 7 p.m. charity game at Millett Assembly Hall features Miami University faculty against the Cincinnati Spinners wheelchair team. Proceeds go to the United Cerebral Palsy Association. Tickets are $1 adults and 50 cents for under 15 at Millett Hall box office.
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Oxford
Miami University
Cincinnati Spinners
Millett Assembly Hall
Student Council For Exceptional Children At
Miami
United Cerebral Palsy Association
Millett Hall
East Ohio Gas gets OK for 10% supply curtailment plan
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio approved a curtailment plan for East Ohio Gas Co to cut supplies by 10 percent for industrial and large commercial customers as needed. Residential and small businesses are not expected to be affected, with hospitals assured essential gas and food processors kept running amid a projected 26 billion cubic foot shortage in 1975.
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Columbus, Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
East Ohio Gas Co
PUCO
East Ohio
Police Question Pair In $1000 Break In
Two men were questioned after a break in at Mrs. Pauline Robbins home 804 S Main St where over 1000 in cash and items were stolen. Police say neighbors alerted them as burglars fled rear door. Several silver pieces were ready for removal and two televisions were suspected missing.
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Pauline Robbins
S. Main St
Otis Martin Jr
17Th Ave
Fred Runnels
Lafayette Ave
Central Elementary School
First Ave
John Clark
Clark
Osteopathic College Proposed for Ohio State
Ohio lawmakers introduce a bill to create an Ohio college of osteopathic medicine. Rep Tom Fires says 1200 osteopathic physicians serve about 25 percent of residents and a new school could ease the state wide family medicine shortage. First class targeted for September 1976 with southern universities as likely sites. Co sponsor Rep Corwin Nixon noted.
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Ohio General Assembly
Ohio College of Osteopathic Medicine
Dayton
Tom Fires
Ohio
Mately
Fries
Lebanon
Corwin Nixon
Ohio unemployment offices expand as claims surge
Ohio faces a wave of unemployment with 241,500 claimants in January up from 108,419 a year earlier. To cope, state offices hired about 1,000 people since December and added new claims offices in Cincinnati Columbus and Medina. Intermittent clerical staff work long hours, and staff emphasize courtesy amid rising tensions from unemployed clients.
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Columbus
Ohio
Beman Pound
Pound
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Wanda Rich
Columbus Claims Office
Medina
Jim Vass
Vass
Mary Lou Klasczynski
Local jobless claims dip in Ohio week ending Feb 1
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reports 601 new applicants filed for unemployment benefits in the week ending Feb 1, down from a February 1975 peak of 778. statewide claims totaled 41,200, above the prior week’s 36,230 and well above February 1974 averages.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment
OBES
Miami Valley Arts Council meeting draws Franklin area crowd
About 25 residents from Franklin Springboro and Carlisle attended a Miami Valley Arts Council meeting at the City Building last night. It was described as a dream come true for Mrs. Herbert Donna Swiger.
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Franklin
Herbert
Donna) Swiger
Springboro
Carlisle
Miami Valley Arts Council
Swiger
Arts Council
Ed Smith
Deaths and funerals list Keller and Mack figures
Death notices report William O Keller 42 of 4902 Brookhaven Dr died at 3 am after a checkup at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Army Korean War veteran, 18 years at Armco Steel. Survived by wife Faye two sons a foster son mother siblings. Arrangements by Riggs Funeral Home. John Willie Mack 80 of 1211 Baltimore St to be buried at Woodside Cemetery following 10 am Saturday service at Joel F Bailey Funeral Home. Graveside for Clara B Auvil 68.
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William O. Keller
Brookhaven Drive
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Mr. Keller
Keller
Armco Steel Corp
Faye
John
Jeff
David Holbrook
John Keller
Lexington
Charles
Raymond Keller
Ann Smith
Margie Carey
Kathleen Johnson
McRoberts
Riggs
John Willie Mack
Baltimore St
Joel F. Bailey
John Flowers
Woodside Cemetery
Mack
West Elkton
Mary Cox
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Oliver
Robert
William
Louis Gault
James Gault
Trenton
Laurence Martin
Robert Eckhardt
Somerville
Zimmerman
Gratis
Ted Cook
West Elkton Cemetery
Lebanon
Lowell R. Irvin
Shawhan Road
Continental Can
Cincinnati
Dorothy
James
South Lebanon
Tina
Donald
St. Cloud
Minn
Anthony Nunlist
Middletown
St. Theresa
Silverton
Mr. Nunlist
Minster
Raymond Bay Co
St. John’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
Michael
David
Franklin
Stanley Ross
Donald Ross
Chautauqua
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Funeral
Three year old dies after choking on pill
Tammy Cox, age three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Cox of 1420 Shuler Ave, died on arrival at Mercy Hospital after choking on a pill given by her mother. Butler County Coroner Dr Garret Boone ruled accidental. The child had been ill with a cold. Survivors include a brother and sister at home. Burial and service plans were incomplete with arrangements at Brown Dawson Funeral Home and a Brevard North Carolina service planned.
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Hamilton
Tammy Cox
Jerry Cox
Shuler Ave
Mercy Hospital
Butler County
Garret Boone
Jerry
Della
Brown- Dawson Funeral Home
Money Missing From Lamark Discount Drugs
The Lamark Discount Drugs Store at 324 Yankee Road reported a $235 loss to police. Manager David Shuck said the cash should have been in the safe Tuesday evening, but was missing when the store opened yesterday. Police are investigating.
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Lamark Discount
Yankee Road
David Shuck
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Lincoln Elementary School
Wendt
West Elkton Council
Camden Avenue
Maple Street
Council
Osteopathic College
Converse
Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Fenwick High
Granite & Bronze
Nicols
Dale Converse
Cleveland
Klasczynski
William Keller
John Mack
Clara Auvil
Clara B. Auvil
Brevard
N.C
Carl
North Carolina
James Baynes
Hal Sennard
Robert Cardano
Elsie Moore
Nellie Geary
Lena Bender
Germantown
Edward
Hubert Addison
Leonard Burgemeir
Zora Gillham
Zora H. Gillham
Christ Hospital
Alfred
Hatfield Coal Co
Baier & Sahnd Funeral Home
Clifton
Lowell Irvin
Catherine Pressler
Thomas Road
Carlisle Care Center
Grace Ward
McCoy-Leffler
Eldon Hutchison
Miltonville
Hazel Ware
Beech Drive
Middletown Hospital
Bradley Lipps
Flamingo Drive
Millville Avenue
Church of God
Elmer Sorber
Princeton Road
St. Mary's Church
John Kisso
Marion Giani
Hamilton-Eaton Road
Greenwood Cemetery
Mary Becker
Greenwood Ave
St. Stephen’s Church
Shafter
California
San Joaquin Valley
Gen
William “Pecos Bill’’ Shafter
Heisman
Walter MO
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