Traffic Lights To Be Installed At University Intersections
City workers expect to install traffic light controllers at Central First and Manchester avenues by week end. Coordination between city and railroad crews aims to bring operable signals to three intersections that have been out since University Avenue opened. Also replacing Shafer Street light and controller.
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University Boulevard
Central Avenue
Central
First
Manchester Avenues
Dale Helsel
Helsel
University
First Avenue
Hessel
Shafer Street
Woodlawn
Grand Avenues
Butler AAA tag sales end as deputy registrar status lost
Butler County Automobile Club will return reservations for 1971 license plates to about 400 Middletown residents after not being named a deputy registrar. The club has served as a license agency for 42 years and will mail back the $15.50 fee with new reservation directions. Sale begins March 16 with tags due by April 15. other series require direct reservations through county officials.
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Butler County Automobile Club
Middletown
Club
Ty Aaa
AAA
McFall
A.R. Tilton
Sanford Wyman
High S
Hamilton
Butler County
Ohio
Springfield
Tiffin
Sanducky
Green County
Warren County Flood Threat Eases As Schools Reopen
Residents near the Little Miami River return home as rainfall recedes. Morrow police report no homes flooded and both Morrow Elementary and Little Miami High School resume classes after yesterday’s closures. South Lebanon notes high water with no damage and Woodville Road reopens after flooding closed it.
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Warren County
Little Miami
Morrow
South Lebanon
Woodville Road
OKI SAYS Never Heard About Grant For Millville
OKI president Ray Brown says Millville may receive a 611000 grant for a sewage plant but federal agencies have not heard of the grant yet. Brown and staff are tracing the report after Butler County officials questioned OKI review of federal funds.
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Millville
Ohio-Kentucky- Indiana Regional Planning Authority
OKI
Ray Brown
Brown
Butler County Commission
William Donham
Donham
Bogan
Denham
Powell Announces Federal Grant for City Sewage Plant
Rep. Walter E. Powell said the city received a 1 666 450 grant for an 8.5 million sewage treatment plant on Ohio 73. The grant adds to a 856 850 grant for a total of 2 523 300. City utility director Robert Moschell said chlorinators will be finished by summer and the plant by July 1972.
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Ohio
Walter E. Powell
Powell
Ohio Departent of Water Authority
Robert Moschell
Public Utilities
Moschell
King Kwik Market seeks carry out liquor permits
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control reports King Kwik Market at 1900 First Ave has applied for D-1 and D-2o carry-out liquor permits. A second fragment mentions a woodchuck with a length of 18 to 26 inches and weight of 4 to 10 pounds.
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King Kwik Market
First Ave
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Pack 9 Holds Blue and Gold Banquet Honors
Cub Scout Pack 9 held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet at Amanda Elementary School last night. Adults honored included James W. Neely Sr. William Garrison Juanita Tremmel Phylis Barker Ruth Arnett Marlene Hamsher and Lewis Hamilton. Boys honored included Roger Dean Vernon Wilkerson Danny Craft Russell Meadow David Rogers Walter Stamper Perry Handschul Lige Sizemore and Ted Homsher. Mike Gay advanced to Boy Scout Troop 2.
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Cub Scout Pack 9
Amanda Elementary
James W. Neely Sr
William Garrison
Juanita Tremmel
Phylis Barker
Ruth Arnett
Marlene Hamsher
Lewis Hamilton
Roger Dean
Vernon Wilkerson
Danny Craft
Russell Meadow
David Rogers
Walter Stamper
Perry Handschul
Lige Sizemore
Ted Homsher
Mike Gay
Boy Scout Troop 2
Fire Report: Falls and Mattress Fire Damage Spotted
Fire departments responding to two incidents yesterday and this morning. Barbara A Foster, 36, injured in a fall on stairs at 416 Weaver Ave and transported to Middletown Hospital in stable condition. At 121 S Broad St the home of William Hall suffered a mattress fire caused by a cigarette with $50 damage.
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Weaver Ave
Barbara A. Foster
Middletown Hospital
S. Broad St
William Hall
Middletown Antiques Show Preparations Advance
Middletown Area Antique Dealers Association members met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Banzhaf to plan the eighth annual antique show. The event is set for October 23 and 24 at the local Armory in cooperation with Homemakers clubs.
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Middletown Area
Antique Dealers Association
Karl Banzhaf
Nameless Candidate Faces Only Field in South End Polemics
Robert Hill of 606 Lincoln St is the sole listed candidate for chairman of the South and Prospect Area Committee in the city’s South End redevelopment plan. A second petition was reportedly filed by an unidentified person during lunch, with election procedures to be decided by a special committee. A meeting was set for 7 p.m. at the Department of Development in the City Annex.
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South and Prospect Area
South End
Robert Hill
Lincoln St
Robert Noes
Noes
Department of Community Development
Noel
Special Election Committee
Department of Development
City Annex
Man Hurt As Car Strikes Truck In Trenton
John P. Lincks 43 of 207 E Home Ave admitted to Middletown Hospital with fractured ribs and other injuries after his 1961 compact car rear ended a loaded Middletown Sand and Gravel Co truck on State Street near the railroad crossing. The truck driver Harrison Toler 59 of Gratis was uninjured. Lincks was transported by Trenton Life Squad.
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Trenton
John P. Lincks
E. Home Ave
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Sand and Gravel Co
State Street
Harrison Toler
Gratis
Lincks
Trenton Life Squad
Franklin Sets Hearing On Garbage Control Plan
Franklin council schedules a 7 30 p m public hearing to discuss a garbage control ordinance aimed at improved collection ahead of the May 1 solid waste plant opening. The measure faces a first reading after the March 1 hearing.
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Franklin
Smith
Mailman Intervenes in Missing Schoolboy Case
Roy Caudill delivered mail on Garfield Street when 6 year old Bryan Collier vanished from a car and was found with Caudill near 200 block of Garfield. Police tracked, 314 Garfield door, Bryan returned to his mother Mrs. Carol Short. Case deemed solved.
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Roy Caudill
Garfield Street
Bryan Collier
Garfield
Central School
Ptl Delmas Birch
Ronald Reifsnider
Caudill
Bryan
Carol Short
Advisory Group Plans Expanded Neighborhood Center Committee
The Neighborhood Advisory Committee at the Community Center will grow from seven to about twelve members with broadened representation from all user groups. City Manager Dale Helsel noted resignations reduced the original 12 to two. Elder Aady Pringle led the plan to include broader groups and to meet quarterly with the next session set for Monday May 3. The panel will advise center staff, and an annual report highlighted improvements and the on the job training program.
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Dale Helsel
Helsel
Aady Pringle
Pringle
Hesse
Color TV and stereo stolen in Butler County break in
A color television set and a stereo console valued at $900 were stolen from Karl Proeschel at 4175 Stillwell Beckett Road Butler County police said. Proeschel found the garage door broken and entry through a kitchen door. Another report notes a tachometer worth $30 taken from Joseph Kelly Shepherd's car in Middletown.
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Hamilton
Karl Proeschel
Stillwell- Beckett Road
Butler County
Ptl
Tom Cornett
Proeschel
Joseph Kelly Shepherd
Oxford State Rd
Middletown
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South Verity
Clover Leaf
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Miller
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
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Reed-Klopp
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