Cincinnati Crowned Cleanest Town in National Competition
Cincinnati was proclaimed the cleanest town in the nation winning the Trigg Trophy at a Washington ceremony. Ohio cities Portsmouth Marietta and others also earned honors as regional winners in various population classes.
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Ohio
United States
Cincinnati
Trigg
U.S
Walton Bachrach
Washington
Cinenati
Portsmouth
Greenville
Miss
Marietta
Kilgore
Tex Portsmouth
Ohio River
Cleveland
Cuyahoga River
Painesvile
Lake Erie
Ragland
Youngstown
Mahoning River
Income Tax Course Offered at Madison High School
Discussions on federal income tax form preparation and tax regulation changes will be held in Room 103 at Madison High School from 7 to 9 30 this evening and tomorrow evening. James Coy, distributive education teacher, leads the course. A $1 fee applies and the class is open to the public.
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Madison High School
James Coy
PTO Honors Doty House Activities At May Lawn Fete
Amanda Elementary School PTO heard a report on Doty House activities shown by Barbara Shalley board member. The group set May 1 as the date for its annual lawn fete.
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Barbara Shalley
Doty House
Amanda Elementary School Pto
Boy Struck by Car Near McKinley Junior High
A 13 year old boy was struck near the curb in a school crossing in front of Mc Kinley Junior High School yesterday morning. He was examined by X ray late at night for knee injuries. The incident occurred at 1210 S Verity Parkway at 8 am, and the driver was not identified by police.
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McKinley Junior High School
Joe Green
Jacoby Ave
S. Verity Parkway
Mother Of Prep Star Killed In OSA Visit
A collection of brief reports notes several traffic collisions in Columbus and surrounding areas. Notable: Ann Di Federico, 49, wife of a Steubenville restaurant owner, was struck and killed on Olentangy River Road while visiting Ohio State with her husband Jules to see their son Jules, a prospective OSU football player. No citations issued.
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Columbus, Ohio
Steubenville
Olentangy River
Ann di Federico
Columbus
Jules
Ohio State University
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Coach Hayes
North Side
Expansion Seen for Campus Here
Senator Ross Pepple and a bipartisan group of about a dozen Ohio lawmakers said expansion should focus on eight large university branches rather than main campuses. The counties and cities named include Canton Ashtabula Portsmouth Belmont County Zanesville Middletown Warren and Mansfield.
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Columbus
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Pepple
Canton
Ashtabula
Portsmouth
Belmont County
Zanesville
Middletown
Warren
Mansfield
Shock Dismissal Ends Labor Complaint at Middletown Hospital
A labor dispute over Middletown Hospital additions was dismissed by the National Labor Relations Board. Charles H. Shook Inc. alleged a strike by Ohio Valley Carpenters District Council and Local 1477 after a subcontractor used members of Local 224 Sheetworkers Union to install cabinets and lab equipment. The decision is being appealed.
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Middletown Hospital
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Cincinnati
Orville Andrews
Charles H. Shook
Shook
Ohio Valley Carpenters District Council
City Firemen Respond Twice in Middletown
Middletown firemen were called to Diamond International Corp at 903 907 W Central Ave after a lighted cigarette was discarded in a bucket of rags at 5 36 am. No damage reported. They also responded to 1612 Meadow Ave where Elza Williams had trouble breathing yesterday at 10 34 am he was taken to hospital by family auto.
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Middletown
Diamond International Corp
Central Ave
Meadow Ave
Elza Williams
Kothe To Speak At St. Mary's Church
City Manager Dan Kothe will address the St. Mary's Church men's group at 8 pm in the church activities room. He will discuss the city income tax increase and other city government matters. Dr. Clifford Fen ing is group president and Robert White is program chairman.
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Dan Kothe
St. Mary's Church
Clifford Fening
Robert White
Coal Powers Majority of US Utility Electricity
Coal fires the boilers generating about 56 percent of all electric energy produced by utilities in the United States, reflecting coal's dominant role in power production.
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United States
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Queen City
Dean
Joan
PTO
Hearing Aid Service
Zenith Solitaire
Monstrations Hearing Aid Service
Rentschier Bidg
Hamilton
Ki-Leo
Pueblo
Colo
Janette Vaughn
Ki-Lee
Ache
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Young Heart
Key To My Heart Monogram
S.M.L
Valentine Toys
Gund
Jewelry
Centlemen
Womieg
Osa
Sara Kall
Tremont Court
Charlies Howard
Pearl St
Baltimore Street
Penfield Avenue
Joseph Menke
Oxford
Charles Rice Jr
Yankee Road
Menke
Aaron Brown
Curtis Street
Forrest Avenue
John Davis
South Bend
Ind
di Federico
University Hospital
America’s
Shock
Kothe
St. Mary’s
Hughes Motors, Inc
CIDAA
North Verity Pkwy
Middletown, Ohio
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