Warren County Grand Jury Indicts 22 In February Term
Two Middletown men David Scott Pieratt and Jerome Ingram are among 22 indicted by Warren County grand jury. Indictments include aggravated burglary cases and secret indictments for receiving stolen property and possession of criminal tools. Others named include George French, Terrence Charleston, Rick Berger, and Glenn Williams with varied charges across Lebanon Carlisle Franklin Morrow and Dayton.
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Lebanon
Middletown
Warren County
Grand Jury
David Scott Pieratt
Jerome Ingram
Gordon Pieratt
Cincinnati
Paul Poppe
Highland Ave
Ross Ewen
S. Main St
Franklin
Joseph Lewis Collaso
Pine Cone Ave
Springboro
Collason
Kenneth D. Melton
Charles Jones
Roy Lee Gray
Kenneth Haston
Dayton
Jeffrey Deaton
Dubois Road
Terry Joe Myers
Jeffery Drive
George French
Ash Court
Terrence Charleston
Tucson
Ariz
Rick Berger
Sierra Court
Carlisle
Leslie Collins
Easter Drive
Glenn Howard Williams
Kettering
Earl B. Collins
Ex Middletonian in fiery crash injures none on 1 75
Former Middletown resident Mary L Silverberg 31 of Centerville and her daughter Beth 11 escaped injury when their car was rear ended by Hubee Woodruff Jr a Greenville South Carolina truck on 1 75 near West Carrollton. The vehicle caught fire after being struck. Passengers Cindy Scheper 14 also from Centerville survived. Police investigate the crash which occurred about 11 15 a m en route to a Dayton tennis match.
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Middletown
West Carrollton Corporation
Michael Herr
Penbrooke Trail
Centerville
Beth
Mary L. Silverbert
Cindy
Scheper
Hubee Woodruff Jr
Greenville
S.C
West Carrollton
Silverberg
Herr
Dayton
Lebanon voids Main Street widening ordinance ruling
A Warren County Common Pleas Court ruling voided Lebanon’s 1974 Main Street widening ordinance. The judge enjoined public funding until proper legislation passes and said the measure lacked sufficient information to inform voters. City officials note revival remains possible through future ordinances and state cooperation.
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Lebanon
Main Street
Common Pleas Court
Warren County Common Pleas Court
P. Daniel Fedders
Aram
Ohio Department of Transportation
J. William Duning
Fedders
Board of Elections
Barberton Judge seeks Democratic nomination for Ohio Supreme Court
Judge John D. of Barberton Municipal Court announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for the Ohio Supreme Court in the June primary. He has served since 1969 after earlier roles as police prosecutor and adviser for Barberton, with a private practice prior.
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Barberton
Ohio
John D
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio State College of Law
University of Akron
Norton
London Stars to Headline Miami Oxford Sunday
Cleo Laine and the John Dankworth Ensemble from England will perform at Millett Assembly Hall on Sunday at 8 15 p m Tickets go on sale at the box office one hour before showtime priced 2 for adults 1 for seniors and children Miami Oxford campus students admitted with ID The article also notes an 18th century Benjamin Franklin stove called the Pennsylvania Fireplace.
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Oxford
Cleo Laine
John Dankworth
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Miss Laine
Dankworth
England
Millett Hall
Miami Oxford Campus
Springboro Council approves hiring full-time administrator
Springboro Village Council voted 5-1 to hire Donald L. Tevis of Coldwater as the village's first full-time administrator, to begin Feb. 23. Former mayor James Eyler voiced opposition, warning a recall effort could follow. Tevis would boost revenue via inspections, zoning, trash enforcement, and seek federal funds while salaries start at 15500 with a 500 raise after six months.
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Springboro
James Eyler
Donald L. Tevis
Coldwater
Tevis
Eyler
Tom
South
Eyler Proposed Administrator Appointment Faces Debate
Journal County council discusses a 1976 budget item of 20000 for Tevis including salary and business expenses. Dissenting Councilman Gustin warns of hidden costs while Eyler cites petitions and public pushback. The move would abolish the Board of Public Affairs overseeing water and sewer operations.
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Tevis
John Gustin
Eyler
Franklin Council cancels special meeting rescheduled to Monday
A special City Council session to consider subsidizing Franklin City Cab was canceled and moved to 7 p.m. Monday in the City Building. The meeting was originally slated for last night.
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Franklin
Franklin City
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