City Commissioner testifies on township power expansion
Ohio House Local Government Committee hears five bills to broaden township powers. City Commissioner James Saunders warns broader authority could hinder urban growth and annexation efforts. Beavercreek Township trustee Harry Hammond voices support, citing water problems and desire for self government.
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James Saunders
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Saunders
Beavercreek
Kettering Medical satellite plan rejected in Dayton area
The 154 bed satellite hospital proposed for Ohio 725 near I-75 in Miamisburg was rejected 11 to 3 by the Health Planning Council's administrative committee. A final state health department decision is due next Thursday and could affect federal funding for construction and Medicaid reimbursements.
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Dayton
Kettering Medical Center
Ohio
Miamisburg
Health Planning Council of
Greater Miami Valley
State Health Department
Montgomery County
Health Planning Council
Youth rally at Whispering Oaks Baptist Church
Fred Donelson Otterbein College senior life science major will speak at Whispering Oaks Baptist Church on Oxford State Road tomorrow. The event includes seminars at 10 a.m. and a 7:30 p.m. rally with church members gathering at the D of A Lodge building.
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Fred Donelson
Otterbein College
Whispering Oaks Baptist Church
Oxford State Road
Donelson
Otterbein
Crusade For Christ
Whispering Oaks
Yankee Road
Girl Fights Police Escape From Cincinnati Welfare Custody
A 15 year old girl fled from police by jumping from a second story window on Freedom Court. Officers went to take her into custody as a welfare custody runaway from Cincinnati. She refused to surrender in the bathroom and was later subdued behind buildings and released to welfare authorities after juvenile questioning.
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Freedom Court
Cincinnati
Car hits gas station at Charles Street intersection
Two cars colliding at Charles Street and North Avenue around 5 10 p m damaged vehicles and a phone booth and filling station. David Salyer 21 of Franklin charged with failure to yield drove south and turned left into Eileen Miller 37 of First Avenue northbound vehicle. Salyer car slid into a phone booth and a building at the northeast filling station.
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Charles Street
North Avenue
David Salyer
S. River St
Franklin
Eileen Miller
First Ave
Salyer
Liberty Bell replica drive moved to township hall
Springboro Citizens for the Liberty Bell move their fund raising kickoff to the adjoining township meeting hall at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Publicity chair Mrs Paul Jacobs says the group aims to raise 2500 dollars for a three eighths scale replica cast in limited edition by the I T Verdin Co Cincinnati to be placed in a prominent local site.
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Springboro
Clearecreek Township
Paul Jacobs
I. T. Verdin Co
Cincinnati
Deaths and funeral notices from Middletown area
The notice reports Father Joseph MecNicholas who died after a heart attack in New York while about to assume Holy Trinity Church duties. Also listed are funeral arrangements for Rosella Mehl Roy Gibbs Marth Miller and Owen Laws with service times, locations, and surviving relatives.
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Joseph MecNicholas
Holy Trinity Church
Father McNicholas
New York City
St. Richard of Chichester Church
Cincinnati
Precious Blood Religious Order of Priest
Holy Trinity
Henderson services set for Mrs. Letha Henderson
Funeral services for Mrs. Letha M. Henderson 76 of 17 Roxie Court will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Oswald Funeral Home with viewing tonight from 6 to 9 p.m. Burial is planned at South Lebanon Cemetery. She died Tuesday at Clinton Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Betty Fisher of Cincinnati four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Rosella Mehl
Auburn St
McCoy-Leffler
Marion Barber
Oak Hill Cemetery
Glendale
Mehl
Middletown Hospital
Pamela Mehl
Middletown
Mildred Wise
Janet Nagel
Cincinnati
Press
Josephine Miller
Beatrice Lewis
Bonnie Webb
Bradenton
Fla
Carl
Mary Hensley
Bertha Walters
Knox
Ind
Hazel Montgomery
Culver
Elza Wilson
Lebanon
Letha M. Henderson
Roxie Court
Oswald Funeral Home
South Lebanon
Franklin to flush hydrants on east side area
Franklin city water department will flush hydrants starting 10 a.m. tomorrow on the east side from Fourth Street to the north city limits, excluding Harpwood Skokinan Stadia Virginia Laynecrest and Franklin Woods. Water may be dirty for a few hours. residents should draw tap water in advance. Flushing will repeat March 20.
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Franklin
Great Miami River
Fourth Street
Harpwood
Skokinan
Stadia
Virginia
Laynecrest
Franklin Woods
City Water Department
Butler GOP backs Carpenter for sheriff in Butler County
John Moser of the Butler County Republican committee said the party may not seek other sheriff candidates after a special grand jury was dismissed. He stressed Harold Carpenter remains the party’s sheriff candidate despite rumors of a probe and called for interviews of prospective replacements.
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Butler County
Republican Party
Carpenter
Cincinnati
U.S
Ralph Winkler
Moser
GOP
Butler Wood school launches adult education program
The D. Russel Lee Vocational School in Hamilton reports 476 enrolled in evening adult courses including small engine repair floral design and heating and air conditioning. The board approves 39 new teachers and a Title IX coordinator Candace Hollingsworth Warren. A due process suspension policy sets conferences with parents and written notice 24 hours prior, with hearings to the principal superintendent and board.
Middletown Historical Trail Opens With Ceremony
The Middletown Historical Trail sponsored by Scout Troop 93 starts Saturday at 9 30 a m with a ceremony at Smith Park. Local historian George Crout and Mrs Carol Ernst will attend as special guests.
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Middletown
Scout Troop 93
Smith Park
George Crout
Carol Ernst
Fernwood St
Sherman School Pto
Woman Pleads Guilty in Welfare Fraud Case
Gladys Wood, 208 N E Street Mason pleaded guilty in Warren County Common Pleas Court to grand theft related welfare fraud. Judge William Young referred her for presentence investigation. Two other women Phyllis Miller and Bette Davis had pleaded guilty earlier. Prosecutor Turkelson had said welfare fraud cases would be prosecuted as grand theft when amounts exceed 150 dollars.
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Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Gladys Wood
N. E Street
Mason
William Young
Phyllis Miller
Carlisle
Bette Davis
Franklin
Morris Turkelson
Area woman OK in Guatemala after twin quakes
Middletown area family living in Guatemala City during Feb. 4 quakes and aftershocks has been accounted for. Mrs. Sandi Campbell and family reached out 24 hours after the first quake to her parents in Middletown, reporting their home largely destroyed and using the living room as shelter. They planned to stay in the city as conditions improved.
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Middletown Area
Guatemala City
Thomas
Sandi) Campbell
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