Fire guts Madison Township home. firefighter treated
A Madison Township fire at 8730 No Man's Road destroyed a one story frame house with 8500 plus 2000 dollars in contents incurring 10500 dollars damage. Firefighter Walter Nock Jr. was treated at Middletown Hospital for probable gas inhalation after falling unconscious during the blaze. The fire, believed started by a boy with matches, caused an on scene explosion on the porch and required two hours to contain.
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Madison Township
Middletown
No Man’s Road
Walter Nock Jr
Butler County
Madison
Robert Ledford
Nock
Dave __ Blanton
Raymond Cross
Ledford
Wendt
Jack slips pinning man under car in Middletown
Albert Gentry, 59, of 2468 Wilbraham Road, suffered facial injuries when a bumper jack slipped and the car fell on him around 9 20 a m yesterday. He was freed by his grandson and taken by squad to Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati in unknown condition last night.
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Middletown
Albert Gentry
Wilbraham Road
Gentry
Middletown Hospital
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Fire and medical calls reported across three hours
At 11:36 a.m. a grass fire on Fernwood Street caused no damage. At 2:11 p.m. Nora Burg, 39, of 415 McGuire Lane, became nervous on Yankee Road and 14th Avenue. squadmen calmed her. At 4:00 p.m. Daniel Kay, 3, at 704 19th Avenue was treated for stomach pains and released. At 5:05 p.m. Nora Burg, 39, semi conscious, was taken to a hospital and released after treatment.
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Fernwood St
Yankee Road
14Th Ave
Nora Burg
McGuire Lane
19Th Ave
Daniel Kay
Dean warns Mitchell could die in prison
Dean says John Mitchell could be murdered if imprisoned after a Watergate verdict. He doubts Mitchell and three other aides will actually serve prison time, citing dangers inside. Dean urges possible presidential pardons if Ford is defeated or not reelected.
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Dean
Mitchell
Millersville
John W. Dean III
John Mitchell
White House
Millersville State College
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Robert Mardian
Ford
John Sirica
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Mardian
Tax rebate likely to go in savings
A Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia survey of over 100 Philadelphia area families shows 54 percent will save any tax rebates in 1974, 22 percent will pay bills, 18 percent will make new purchases, 4 percent will pay debts, and 2 percent did not respond.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Area
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Ford
Edgewood Band Boosters Schedule Meeting Change
Edgewood Band Boosters Association will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in the high school band room. The gathering was moved from Tuesday because Edgewood teams play in the district basketball tournament. Dana Sloneker urges parents with band students to attend.
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Trenton
Edgewood Ban Boosters Association
Edgewood
Dana Sloneker
Boosters Association
Franklin Boy Struck by Car In Franklin
A six year old Franklin boy, Terry G. Greene of 385 Thomas Drive, was treated at Middletown Hospital for forehead cuts after stepping into E Fourth Street from behind a parked car and colliding with a car driven by Jack B. Blevins, 18, of 481 Beam Drive. The 11 33 a.m. incident occurred about 100 feet east of Hill Avenue. Blevins was not cited.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Terry G. Greene
Thomas Drive
E. Fourth Street
Jack B. Blevins
Hill Avenue
Blevins
Costs keep food prices rising amid slower farm declines
Washington reports January groceries rose eight tenths of a cent amid steady marketing spreads. USDA economists warn labor, energy and packaging costs will keep farm retail gaps widening through midyear with 10 to 12 percent annual gains likely through mid-1975.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Theovernment
USDA
Ood
Middleman
Lightning Causes Brief Downtown Power Outage
A brief downtown power outage occurred at 9 10 p m last night lasting about three minutes due to lightning. Lou Dagenbach of Cincinnati Gas and Electric said no calls were received from customers and noted temporary feeder breaks caused by lightning can trip out and restore quickly.
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Lou Dagenbach
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Woman robbed near Ayr-Way Store with child present
Police investigated an armed robbery reported near the Ayr Way Store at 1701 S University last night. A man blindfolded the woman and forced a 5-year-old cousin to lie in the front seat as they drove to an unknown location.
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Ayr-Way
S. University
Windy 1973 Tornado Season Sets Tremors Across States
In 1973 a historic tornado season produced 1 100 tornadoes across 46 states over 208 days. The year saw widespread destruction and numerous emergency responses as communities coped with the record activity.
Obituary roundup for Cahill and several local figures
John James Cahill 77 of Willoughby Ohio died in his sleep while visiting his sister Mary McDonough in Willoughby. He was a sales executive for Crystal Tissue and Ben Mont Paper and is survived by five children and 15 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Holy Trinity Church with burial in Park Lawn Cemetery Bennington. Additional notices: Ralph Montgomery 66 of Wilbraham Road died at Christ Hospital with services at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home and burial in Woodside Cemetery. Mary Brant 80 of Lebanon died at home with private and public services at Oswald Funeral Home. Ova Morrison 59 of Newport Kentucky to be buried Middletown Cemetery with no visitations.
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John James Cahill
Willoughby
Ohio
Middletown
Mary McDonough
Park Lane
Cahill
Crystal Tissue Co
Vermont
Ben Mont Paper Co
Pleasant Ridge
Knights of Columbus
Mary Agatha
Sisters of Charity
St. Joseph
Katherine Martin
Thomas
Vista
Calif
Holy Trinity Church
Park Lawn
Bennington
Wilson-Schramm
Ralph Montgomery
Wilbraham Road
McCoy-Leffler
Lewis Thompson
Woodside Cemetery
Montgomery
Christ Hospital
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Ova Morrison
Newport, Ky
McCoy- Leffler
Thomas Lewis
Middletown Cemetery
Marie Hodge
Fort Meyers
Fla
Leukemia claims young Bench fan
Dayton Ohio AP 5 year old Philip Buckingham died after a battle with leukemia. His friendship with Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench drew worldwide attention as Bench visited hospital and gifted gifts supportive of Philip and his family. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday.
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Dayton
Ohio
Philip Buckingham
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Barney's Children’s Hospital
Bench
Philip
Reds
Buckingham
Melissa
Carl
Ken Norton
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Jack
Middletown Lions Club
Edgewood Band Boosters
Franklin Boy
Mary Brant
Lebanon
Robert Brigade
Zane
Dan
Georgia
Lucille Walter
Indiana
Myron Monger
Michigan
Leukemia
Young Bench
Vickie Chesser
Jesus
Immaculate Conception Church
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Kenrick
W. Lawn
Park St
2Nd Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown Mobile Center
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
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