Lebanon City Council Vows Court Action Over Firings
Former Lebanon city service workers who walked off in a union drive met five council members in a first ever talks. City Manager Charles Guard said the city will pursue court action while AFL-CIO supporters staged peaceful picketing with flyers urging reinstatement and union recognition.
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Lebanon
Afl-Cio
George Leasure
James McClain
Council
Leasure
Charles Guard
Guard
Nick Toller
Food stamp costs rise ahead of new allowances
An Agriculture Department study shows retail grocery costs rose at least 3.8 percent above new food stamp allowances by January 1. The average family of four spent 159.90 in December, up from 157.20 in November, while stamps rose to 154 from 150 in July.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Baton Twirler Lee Ann Evans Dominates Weekend Contests
Local baton twirler Lee Ann Evans captured three first place finishes across two USTA events. She won advanced strutting and advanced solo in Cincinnati on Saturday and advanced strutting in New Carlisle on Sunday. SuAnne Guido Brenda Guido and Kelli Renee Cope also placed in Cincinnati while Cope Moore and Hill earned additional awards in New Carlisle.
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United States Twirlers Association
USTA
Lee Ann Evans
Cincinnati
New Carlisle
SuAnne_ Guido
Brenda Guido
Kelli Renee Cope
Miss Cope
Tessa Moore
Sherri Hill
Scout to Honor Eagle Greg Seamen at Court of Honor
Greg Seamen, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Seamen of 505 The Alameda, will receive the eagle rank tonight at a Court of Honor for Scout Troop 19 at the First Baptist Church. Other advancements include Tenderfoot awards to Joe Dailey Spencer Sager, Second Class to Tom Johnson, First Class to Bill Borland James Puccio Jeff Alder Greg Gillen Scott Swarts Jeff Sabo, Star ranks to Dennis Martin Roger Greenham and Life rank to Bob Litty.
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Greg Seamen
Edward Seamen
Alameda
Scout Troop
First Baptist Church
Middletown High School
Seamen
Leadership Corps
Order of the Arrow
Tenderfoot
Joe Dailey
Spencer Sager
Tom Johnson
Bill Borland
James Puccio
Jeff Alder
Greg Gillen
Scott Swarts
Jeff Sabo
Dennis Martin
Roger Greenham
Bob Litty
Danny Martin
Joel Curry
Planned Parenthood leader Advocates Family Health
Dr Elizabeth S Lenz director of education for Planned Parenthood of Butler County speaks on family health mental and social well being as the charity holds its annual fund drive. She notes focus on teens myths about sex and babies and the role of families in guiding youth.
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Joy Jones Journal
Elizabeth S. Lenz
Planned Parenthood
Dr. Lenz
Butler County
Hamilton
Oxford
Middletown
Verity Hall
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Planned Parenthood Association
Dwight Neill
First National Bank
Box
Feinthel dies during Florida vacation at 65
Bert Feinthel a 65 year old retired Union Carbide salesman of 3505 Village Drive died Sunday in Naples Florida while vacationing He was a prominent golfer and bowler past president of Wildwood Golf Club and a member of several Masonic and Scottish Rite bodies Surviving are wife Margaret son Kenneth Columbus brother Eugene Birmingham Mich and two grandchildren Memorials may be given to a charity Funeral arrangements are incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home
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Bertram K
Bert”’ Feinthel
Village Drive
Naples
Fla
Margaret
Kenneth
Columbus
Eugene
Birmingham
Mich
McCoy- Leffler
Middletown Woman Dies After Dance Collapse
Mrs Clarice Gene Wilkinson 58 of 4405 Riverview Drive died on arrival at Middletown Hospital after collapsing at The Merry Married Mixers dance at the Manchester Inn. Survived by husband Woodrow and six children, services set for Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Other notices include Emma Huffman and John W Rogers.
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Clarice
Gene) Wilkinson
Riverview Drive
Middletown Hospital
Manchester Inn
Merry Married
Wilkinson
Miamisburg
Woodrow
Armco
Metal Products
Topeka
Kan
Middletown
Sherrill Hilbert
Jane Riker
Scott
Raleigh
N.C
Woodrow Jr
St. Louis
Richard
Dodge City
Wilber Schoenberger
Catherine Peters
Ryegate
Mont
Darlene Abney
Camden
Emma C. Huffman
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Snowstorm blamed in 2 deaths in Ohio weekend
A weekend blizzard dumping from six to 18 inches across northeastern Ohio left at least two people dead. Bay Village man Matthew Konsal died after chest pains while using a snow blower. Cleveland resident Andrew Nazareth collapsed while shoveling. Weather service noted heavier snows in the Snow Belt including Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga counties.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Matthew Konsal
Bay Village
Andrew Nazareth
National Weather Service
Greater
Ashtabula
Lake and
Geauga Counties
Kirtland
The
Weather Service
Ice and Snow Cause Four Vehicle Crash on S Marshall Road
Four car collision blamed on ice and grade occurred at 11 50 a m. Emerson Keck 29 from 3698 E Village Drive backed into a drive and left turning, colliding with Cecil Armitage 64 of 110 N Heinkel Road whose car struck Keck then a parked LeRoy Nicholas at 220 Harrison Street and pushed it into Donald Hall at 3408 Grand Avenue. Damages: Keck 750 Armitage 750 Nicholas 300 Hall 25.
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Emerson Keck
E. Village Drive
S. Marshall Road
Keck
Cecil Armitage
N. Heinkel Road
Armitage
LeRoy Nicholas
Harrison St
Donald Hall
Grand Ave
Armitage’s
Nicholas
Hall
Fire damages Carlisle rental home on Franklin-Trenton Road
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Frisch and four children fled to relatives in Middletown after a fire at the two story frame house at 7907 Franklin Trenton Road. Carlisle firemen fought the blaze for about two hours. Damage was $8,000 to the structure and $2,000 to contents. the attic insulation overheated by a coal stove is the believed cause. The house owner is Tom Adams. the family was staying with Rick Brown at 1613 Germantown Road.
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Carlisle
Doug Frisch
Middletown
Franklin-Trenton
Tom Adams
Angus Cable
Frisch
Rick Brown
Germantown Road
Wounded Man Cecil In Serious Condition At Middletown
Ralph Cecil a 37 year old man of 3410 Jewell Avenue remained in serious condition at Middletown Hospital with a gunshot wound considered personal safety related. He was admitted Saturday night.
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Ralph Cecil
Jewell Ave
Middletown Hospital
Cecil
Preble Shawnee Parents to Meet Over Non Graded Report Card
An open panel at Preble Shawnee High School gym tonight at 7 30 discusses the non graded report card in first grade and its possible extension. A committee of parents teachers and administrators studies continuation and a group opposes the reform while a county test introduces a check type progress system. A student fitness demonstration with a film will also be shown at the meeting.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee High School
Preble Shawnee
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