Prison labor eyed to avert curtailment in county parks
Butler County officials propose using about six jail inmates per week to maintain park services as the 1969 budget tightens. Park director Diehl and board members say welfare labor failed and Sheriff Carpenter supports inmate work if courts permit.
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Sol Riegel
Harold J. Carpenter
Carpenter
Diehl
William Denham
Middletown
Wespiser
James F. Hixon
Park
Lebanon School cuts summer classes in move to new high school
Lebanon Supt. George Hartman says summer school is cancelled due to the construction of a new 1,200 pupil Lebanon High School. One hundred fifty classrooms will be reshuffled as crews work to save costs. Only driver training will occur this summer.
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Lebanon
George Hartman
New Lebanon High School
Hartman
Atlantic City
N. J
Ohio
Three Middletown Armco workers receive promotions
Carlton Tom Gorder William R Leasure and Lynn Young are advanced to new Armco Middletown Works posts. Gorder becomes coatings superintendent Leasure general foreman zinc grip and Young supervising engineer in the engineering department.
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Carlton Tom Gorder
William R Leasure
Lynn Young
Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
Don Osborne
Paul Whitley
William R. Leasure
Gorder Gorder
James Miller
Gorder
South Dakota School of Mines
Armco
West Processing Department
C. V. Ireland
Central Avenue
Leasure
Miami University
Croydon Lane
Young
University of Cincinnati
Middletown
J. A. Anderson
Arlington Avenue
Xenia Names James T Henry Sr First Negro Mayor Speaker
James T Henry Sr, first Negro mayor of Xenia, will keynote a Citizens Council on Human Relations meeting at 7 30 p m in City Building auditorium. The Central State University earth sciences professor speaks on These Other Americans. Henry, 59, has long career in Xenia government and academia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Henry Sr
Xenia
Citizens Council On Human Relations
Henry
Central State University
University of Illinois
Wilberforce University
Scout Group Gets Charter Night Honors for Troop 20
A charter presentation and awards highlighted last night's meeting of Boy Scout Troop 20, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Robert Bullock presented the charter to Thomas Walburg, troop committee chairman, with multiple Scouts receiving honors including Mike Duane, Terry Kremer, Joe Vaillaincourt, Jon and Mike Conrad, and others.
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Boy Scout Troop 20
Knights of Columbus
Robert Bullock
Thomas Walburg
Mike Duane
Terry Kremer
Joe Vaillaincourt
Jon
Mike Conrad
Mark Andres
James Orth
Kevin McLaughlin
Tom
Charles Jutte
Tim Gorski
Mark Hilboldt
Tom Brill
Louis Andres
Mike Barach
Joe Walburg
Armed Robbery Report At Richards Pizza
A masked man robbed Richards Pizza at 1515 Germantown Road last night taking about 65 dollars. Clerk Mrs. Cora Amyx, alone at 9 15 pm, described the suspect as wearing sunglasses a white handkerchief over his lower face and green trousers. He produced a revolver and demanded cash while threatening the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards Pizza
Germantown Road
Cora Amyx
Moore St
OKI Director Discusses General Airport Plan For Warren County
OKI executive director Charles Ball told 45 Warren County planners that the regional authority has not been tied to a jetport project. He said Warren County is best suited for a general aviation airport not a regional jetport and could be funded by a tax‑free port authority. Ball urged a Warren County land use plan to prevent costly development mistakes and predicted OKI would draft a general aviation master plan by early 1970. He emphasized ongoing monthly meetings with planners to align goals.
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Chuck Olsen
Lebanon
Charles Ball
OKI
Port Authority
Ball
Warren County
Warren
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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