Officials Clash Over Warn Level After Carbon Tetrachloride Spill
Cincinnati and federal, state, and local agencies dispute alarm thresholds for carbon tetrachloride in the Ohio River as a 70 ton spill moves downstream. EPA officials differ on danger levels, while water boiling orders affect Portsmouth and Ironton Ohio. Investigation targets Diamond Shamrock and FMC Corp plants in South Charleston.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Oecatlea
Gordon Robeck
EPA
Robeck
Kanawha River
South Charleston
W.V
Evansville
Ind
Wabash River
Mississippi
Huntington
W.va
Jim Manwaring
Region II
Manwaring
State Environmental Protection Agency
Portsmouth
Ironton
Deaths and funerals across Ohio area noted
Obituaries for Elbert Lavely 65 of Monroe and Charlie Cottle 88 of West Liberty announce services, with Lavely burial at Arlington Memorial Gardens and Cottle funeral arrangements, plus King 75 of Venice Fla and Nellie Whittlesey 79 private services. Survivors listed include spouses children and siblings.
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Monroe
Elbert Lavely
Carson Road
Apt. A
Monroe Baptist Church
John Hornsby
Arlington Memorial Gardens
Riggs
Monroe Chapel
Laura
Carol Woods
Lebanon
Patricia Griffin
Lavely
Pearl Keefe
Cincinnati
Herman
Galesburg
Lloyd
Erlanger, Ky
Elmer
New Richmond
Lunkenheimer Co
Charlie Cottle
West Liberty
Kings Mills
Margaret King
Venice
Fla
Oswald
Rose Hill
Hamilton
Nellie Whittlesey
St Clair Ave
Webb
Camden Council weighs sewer rate changes amid new water rates
Camden Village Council continues to mull proposed sewer rate changes after the Board of Public Affairs raised water rates. The item, tabled at Monday’s meeting, outlines new sewer rates and drops wet commercial rates while old and other rate structures are noted. The council also authorized drafting a federal aid sewer engineering resolution, set uniform maintenance allowances for police, and approved $2.50 hourly pay for police auxiliaries during emergencies.
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Camden
Board of Public Affairs
Everett Fahrenholz
Arts work recognition for Middletown organizer
Mrs. Joseph LeMoyne, vice president of the Middletown Fine Arts Center, received Ohio House recognition for long service to Middletown arts. The luncheon in the Arts in Middletown building was hosted by the Ohio Citizens Committee for the Arts to urge lawmakers to back higher state arts funding.
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Joseph LeMoyne
Bice
Middletown
Ohio Citizens Committee For the Arts
Butler County
Charles L. Spohn
Oxford
Miami University
Clare A Easton
Easton
Ohio
Donald Lukens
Michael Fox
Denham
Girl, 14, Struck by Car on University Boulevard
A 14 year old girl, Lynn Kissick of 100 Moore Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital for injuries after she walked into a southbound car on University Boulevard at Central Avenue around 8 10 pm. She was later released.
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Middletown Hospital
Lynn Kissick
Moore St
University Boulevard
Central Avenue
Kent Laehr
Crawford St
Laehr
Iss Kissick
Repeal group launches fund drive for Idaho OSHA case
Middletown Repeal OSHA Committee starts a fundraising campaign to aid Idaho businessman Bill Barlow in continuing his litigation against the Occupational Safety and Health Act. Spokesman William R. Eisele invites contributions to his heating business or to the committee box in Monroe, Ohio.
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Middletown
Repeal Committee
P.O. Box
Monroe
Pizza Hut reports record third quarter 1976 results
Pizza Hut Inc. reports record third quarter net sales of 231.2 million for the period ending December 31, 1976, up from 180.8 million a year ago. Net income reaches 16.5 million or 2.07 a share versus 11.6 million or 1.60 a share the previous year. The Wichita based company operates two units in the region.
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Pizza Hut, Inc
Middletown
Inmates Medical Expenses Case Dismissed on Appeal
The First District Court of Appeals dismissed Butler County commissioners suit to recover more than 10000 in hospital and medical bills from Cincinnati Gas & Electric. The court ruled final judgment in a prior action bars further suits on the same cause of action. Julius Day, jailed for intoxication, suffered severe burns when a mower hit a downed electrical line during a work detail on Reigart Road. Mercy Hospital billed the county for expenses. summary judgment in Common Pleas favored the utility.
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Hamilton
First District Court of Appeals
Butler County
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Julius Day
Middletown
Reigart Road
Mercy Hospital
Fenwick High School Hosts Thursday Orientation For Eighth Graders
An orientation day for eighth grade prospects will be held Thursday at Fenwick High School starting at 9 a.m. The program lets students discuss academics and vocations with staff and observe a spirit program in the afternoon. Principal Rev. Stanley Neiheisel asks out of district eighth graders to contact Fenwick ahead.
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Fenwick High School
Fenwick
Stanley Neiheisel
Posey Named JA Fair Chairman For 1977 Trade Fair
Steve Posey owner of McDonald's Middletown is honorary chairman of the 1977 Greater Cincinnati Middletown and Hamilton Junior Achievement Trade Fair set for April 2 and 3 at the Cincinnati Convention Center. A color Ronald McDonald contest for ages 2 to 13 will award free gifts, with over 6 000 achievers showcased and entertainment by radio and TV celebrities. The event opens Saturday noon to 2 p.m. and 8 30 to 11 30 p.m. and Sunday noon to 8 p.m.
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Steve Posey
McDonald's Restaurants
Middletown
Greater Cincinnati
Middletown and
Hamilton
Cincinnati Convention Center
Sven
McDonald's
Fenwick High to Host Arts and Music Card Party
March 23 has been set for Fenwick High School Arts and Music Association card party. Anne Klouman reports proceeds from the spring themed event It s Spring will aid Fenwick art and music students.
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Fenwick
Arts and Music Association
Anne Klouman
Therogram
Middletown High student finalist named for leadership seminar
Middletown High student Lynn Renee Love is named a finalist in the Hug O'Brian Youth Foundation International Leadership Seminar competition. The event takes place in April and invites top youth leaders to participate in a global leadership program.
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Lynn Renee Love
Hug O'Brian
Middletown High
Middletown Explorers start posts for police and fire
A Middletown sophomore, Miss Love, is among 15 Ohio finalists in a national leadership contest. Explorer posts for both police and fire departments train students in firefighting and law enforcement. Miss Love leads Sophomore class at MHS and is active in student government and sports.
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Ohio
Chicago
Middletown
Fire and Police
Boy Scouts
Explorer
Phil Lacefield
Miss Love
Grady Love
14Th Ave
MHS
Homemakers of America Club
MFHS
McKinley Middle School
Detailed benefits briefing for wartime disabled veterans tonight
An open meeting at the Disabled American Veterans hall in West Middletown begins at 8 p.m. The Harold J. Hursh Chapter sponsors the event offering explanations of all government benefits for disabled veterans and dependents. DAV counselors will answer questions with no charge.
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Disabled American Veterans Hall
Trenton-Franklin Road
West Middletown
DAV
Harold J. Hursh Chapter
National Service Office
The
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Thomas Luken
Diamond Shamrock
FMC Corp
South
Ae Manwaring Sai
Veterans Hospital
Lexington
Cottle
Peggy Davis
James G
Franklin
Corless
Potter Funeral Home
Middletown Bank
WPFB
Camden Council
Mrs. LeMoyne
William Jonham
Leanor
Hanna
State St
State Rt
Trenton
Larry E. Young
Belinda Pelfrey
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
IAM
Idaho
Pizza Hut
Commissioners
Utility Company
Common Pleas
Commissioners Conte Tde
Than John XXIII
JA Fair
Fenwick Card
Lacefield
Monroe Areas
Vic Anvil
Fire Department
Police Agey Post
Ptls
Gary Gingerich
Ralph Dwyer
Post 184
Gingerich
Highway Patrol
Police Department
Scout Headquarters
Cg&E’s
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
PUCO
Lefflor Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
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