Archbishop Seibold drums up anti abortion drive in Cincinnati
Archbishop Paul F. Leibold urges Catholics across the Cincinnati diocese to oppose proposed Ohio abortion law changes. He cautions against liberalization and calls for Catholics to act in public forums, citing moral duty and the right to life from God. The message targets 240 parishes including Dayton and Springfield.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul F. Seibold
Dayton
Springfield
Leibold
Armbruster Opposes General Abortion Law in Ohio
State Rep. David Armbruster said he will vote against any general abortion bill in the Ohio Legislature. He favors exemptions for rape, serious illness, or incest and would support aid-related exceptions. he plans to defy opponents pushing a New York style law and notes physicians cross-border abortions affect Ohio. The Catholic Church’s stance is cited, with Archbishop Leibold urging a stand against abortion.
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David Armbruster
Ohio
Armbruster
New York State
Holy Trinity Church
Archibishop Leibold
Columbus
New York
DECA Competition Set for Southwestern Ohio District
Eighteen DECA students from Middletown and Madison high schools join peers from 11 area schools at Ross High School for competitive events. Winners advance to state in Columbus and then to nationals. Representing Middletown are Georgia Hudson and others. Madison participants include Kathy Dehart and Jim Thorpe among 18 names listed.
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Southwestern Ohio
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Ross High School
Middletown High School
Madison High
James Coy
Madison
DECA
Southwest Ohio
Columbus
Middletown Club
Georgia Hudson
Eric Lattimore
Danny Stewart
Terry Cofer
Cindy Snowden
Marcia Brown
Rick Patrick
George Colvin
Don Miller
Madison Club
Kathy Dehart
Jim Thorpe
Norman Hembree
Paula Aos
Free Enterprise
Sue
Youth Struck by Pellets During Air Rifle Practice
William Langdon, 13, of 8419 Corlee Road, was treated at Middletown Hospital after being struck in the upper left leg by an air rifle pellet. Police said he and several other boys were shooting at loans and bottles when Langdon ran in front of another youth firing the rifle.
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William Langdon
Corlee Road
Middletown Hospital
Langdon
License Hours Set at Monroe Firehouse Show Dates
Monroe residents may buy 1971 motor vehicle licenses at the Monroe firehouse starting March 16. Deputy registrar Mrs. Betty Ex will staff the shirehouse from 1 to 5 p.m. through March 15 and 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays from March 16 to April 15.
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Monroe
Betty Ex
Rivers Pushed To Flood Stage In Southwestern Ohio
Flood warnings blanket parts of Southwestern Ohio as Ohio River and Great Miami River rise. In Warren County 30 residents evacuated. Morrow and surrounding areas report school closures and road floods. Officials warn evacuations if rainfall continues and crest levels approach flood stage.
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Ohio
Miami Conservancy District
Middletown
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Keith Pastor
Conservancy
U.S. 25
Monroe
Elk Creek
Trenton
Ohio Highway
Morrow
Miamitown
Pastor
Hamilton
Little Miami
Milford
Kings Mills
Perintown
River Downs Race Track
Miami Rivers
Red Cross
Warren County
Miami
Woodville Road
South Lebanon
Scouts Hike 10 Mile Trail at John Bryan State Park
Boy Scout Troop 29 from Middletown, sponsored by the Sportsmen's Club, hiked the Little Miami Trail Saturday at John Bryan State Park near Yellow Springs. Participants included Harold Greene Tim Girton Jimmie Withrow Jim Pence Mike Kurtz Steve Belec David Belec Richard McCombs and Bruce Haines with adult leaders Steve Belec Jr. and Larry Krebs.
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Middletown Sportsmen’s Club
John Bryan State Park
Yellow Springs
Harold Greene
Tim Girton
Jimmie Withrow
Jim Pence
Mike Kurtz
Steve
David Belec
Richard McCombs
Bruce Haines
Steve Belec Jr
Larry Krebs
Old Barn at Canal Street to Be Torn Down for Lumber
Irate locals note the 100 year old Denny Simpson Lumber Co barn behind Central Store on Canal Street will be sold for lumber as William Sebald Realty Co with C M Bailey eye possible uses. Rodney Kidd auctioned it. April 15 is said to be its last sight.
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Denny Simpson Lumber Co
Vail
Michigan
Reed. Klopp
William Sebald Realty Co
C. M. Bailey
Sebald
Rodney Kidd
Reynolds Avenue
Canal Street
Lumber
Tronic
County To Study Zone Change In Peastown Heights
Hamilton Butler County commissioners consider a zoning request by Jeremiah W and Dora Baird to convert farmland A-1 to B-3 for commercial use. Planning directors advise limiting to B-2. Also approved study for Middletown water line extension toward city limits.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Peasttown Heights
Jeremiah W
Dora Baird
Germantown Road
Francis J. Rosebud
County Planning and Zoning Boards
Middletown
Hendrickson Road
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
U.S.25
Carey J A Firm Wins at JA Trade Fair in Cincinnati
Carey J A Firm won first prize for its candle booth at the JA Trade Fair held at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. building. About 1,000 residents attended and sales totaled around $650, with first runner-up Ceramco II by Armco Association and second runner-up Di Naly by Diamond National.
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Alpha Junior Achievement Co
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Miami Carey
Chester Hodges
Ceramco II
Armco Association
Diamond National
Fires Injure Youth, Cause Home Loss in Franklin Area
Three area fires Sunday left one injured and a Hunter family homeless. George Barker, 19, received burns from using gasoline to clean parts ignited by a space heater at 768 S Main St. A Pat Denton family home on Union Road burned after an oil furnace defect. Losses exceed $5,000, and a Franklin paper drying unit at Stone Container Corp. caused production downtime before resuming operation.
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Hunter
Franklin
George Barker
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Barker
Franklin and
Pat Denton
Union Road
Stone Container Corp
Weekend Break-Ins Drain City Valuables Over $1200
Losses totaling more than 1200 dollars were reported from eight break-ins and thefts over the weekend. Items stolen included watches a ring and cash from a cafe, a van dalism at A P Store, and a stereo tape player from a car near Union Chapel. Police noted entry through doors and window gaps and ongoing investigations.
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Find
Loeed
Fred Remsing
Wilbraham Road
A&p
S. Clinton Street
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RT. 73
Sheckler
U. S
Franklin Area
Dorce Cox
Jewell Ave
Mary Dishman
Girard Ave
Johnson's
Central Ave
Marvin Brown
Germantown Rt. 1
Union Chapel
Kiester Road
Ralph Wilson
Germantown
Bill Harrison
Jones -Grimes
Harrison Insurance ‘Associates
North Main St
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