Chamber Program Aims to Involve People in Middletown
Middletown’s Chamber of Commerce unveiled Operation People at its annual meeting led by Edward W. Barker. The plan, culminating in Vision 80, calls for 20 months of public outreach, community input sessions, and action in downtown modernization, regional planning, job training, and campus collaboration with Miami University.
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Middletown Area
Edward W. Barker
Chamber
Middletown
Miami University
Sounds of America
William Svarda
Wittenberg University
Hearings In Assault Case Start
Preliminary hearing held in Butler County Juvenile Court before referee John F. Bookman for two Middletown youths ages 16 and 17 charged with assault in the Middletown High School disturbance on Friday Feb 13. Both pleaded innocent and were not detained. A hearing date will be set before Judge David Black. Accuser is 18 year old William Carter of 1134 Lafayette Ave Middletown.
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Hamilton
John F. Bookman
Butler County
Middletown
Middletown High School
Bookman
David Black
William Carter
Lafayette Ave
Middletown MTA and Board Near Tentative Pact
Middletown Teachers Association and Board of Education negotiators announced a tentative agreement on most major points after sessions since December. A vote by the MTA on February 12 rejected the board’s salary proposal 588 to 12, with final items to be settled at a meeting next Thursday.
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Middletown Teachers Association
MTA
Board of Education
James Stork
Gene T. Lubera
Middletown High School
Lubera
Stork
Penn Central freight derailment near Steubenville
Thirteen cars of a 120 unit Penn Central freight train derailed near Mingo Junction Ohio during a run between Conway Pennsylvania and St. Louis. The spokesman said the train carried mixed freight with 64 full cars and 56 empties.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Penn Central Railroad
Mingo Junction
Penn Central
Conway
St. Louis
Mayfield Cubs Win Honors at Blue and Gold Banquet
Cub Scout Pack 15 held a Mayfield School banquet featuring a talk on fire prevention and a magic show. In the court of honor the following boys earned badges stars arrow points and advancement awards Danny Gibson Michael Gibson Kelly O Neill Joe Layne Larry Borders Chris Proctor Lee Wilson David Bursk James Goad Jimmy Demostenes Tim Bellamy Robert Shubert Jim Biar Lee Elwood and Ken Hammond.
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Cub Scout Pack 15
Mayfield School
Danny
Michael Gibson
Kelly O’neill
Joe Layne
Larry Borders
Chris Proctor
Lee Wilson
David Bursk
James Goad
Jimmy Demostenes
Tim Bellamy
Robert Shubert
Jim Biar
Lee Elwood
Ken Hammond
Middletown Toastmasters cite Talley and Helton as top speakers
Lavern Tally was named best speaker and Vernon Helton most improved at the Middletown Toastmasters Club gathering held last night at Eastern Bowling Lanes. James Mondabaugh won best topic speaker while Mike Lane took best critic. Joe Moffa served as toastmaster of the evening.
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Lavern Tally
Vernon Helton
Middletown
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Bowling Lanes
Talley
Helton
James Mondabaugh
Mike Lane
Joe Moffa
Dayton conference airs broad protest against pollution and politics
More than 500 conservationists gathered in Dayton for Ohio Conservation Association's first annual conference. Speakers named electric power, industry, and lax funding as villains, while advocates urged action in Columbus and reform of state agencies.
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Dayton
Ohio Conservation Association
Statler-Hilton
Boyd H. Gibbons
U. S. Department of Interior
Tom Edwards
Want Ad Sparks Quick Sale For Item You Advertise
This line urges readers to use a want ad to connect with a buyer who will be pleased with the purchase. It promises a fast, friendly transaction and mutual satisfaction for seller and buyer.
Ruppert Dinner Tonight in Warren County
A testimonial dinner for James D. Ruppert Warren County prosecutor and 24th District Congressional candidate is set for tonight at the Congress Inn near I 75 and Ohio 63. The event starts at 7 30 p m Tickets are available from campaign committee members or Ruppert for Congress at 504 S Main St Franklin. Dinner chairman is Mrs Dan Moore of Franklin.
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Monroe
James D. Ruppert
Warren County
24Th District
I Congress Inn
Interstate 75
Ohio 63
Campaign
Ruppert For Congress
S. Main St. Franklin
Ruppert
Dan Moore
Franklin
Krabach plan faces criticism from Little Miami Inc
Cincinnati City Manager Richard Krabach faces strong opposition from Little Miami Inc over using the lower twelve miles of the Little Miami River for industrial development. The group argues for conservation and compatible recreation and cites support from city and regional authorities for preserving open space and scenic river designation.
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Lebanon
Cincinnati
Richard Krabach
Little Miami Inc
Little Miami
Krabach
Ray Custer
Cutter
Cincinnati City Council
City’s Park Commissioners
Hamilton Coun
City’s Recreational Commission
Culter
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Middletown Seeks Female Cycle Traffic Officers
The city announces openings for female meter maids or traffic control officers. Applicants need a valid Ohio driver license with motorcycle validation, a high school diploma, and must be at least 21. Exam at 3 p.m. Monday March 9 in City Building auditorium. Salary 162.98 for two weeks.
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Middletown
Ohio
J. D. Bates
Civil Service
Bomb scare at Madison High School cited youth and suspensions
A 15 year old Eck Road youth was cited to Butler County juvenile court for a bomb threat at Madison High School yesterday. Two other youths ages 16 and 17 from Meyers and Kiester roads were suspended 10 days. Deputy Mack Hurley detained the school caller after a hall payphone tip. No hearing date set.
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Eck Road
Butler County Juvenile Court
Madison High School
Meyers
Kiester
Mack Hurley
Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's
Larry Castator
Laverne Mandell
Smoky Mountains National Park Draws Millions in 1955
Smokies popular Gatlinburg Tennessee the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on the Tennessee Carolina border attracted more than 2.5 million visitors in 1955. Last year there were more than 16.2 million.
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Gatlinburg
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Tennessee- Carolina
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Rod Meyer
Chamber Office
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Wittenburg Chorus
Mayfield Cubs
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Centrol
Jack Thornton
Breathers
U. S
United Auto Workers
League of Women Voters
Cincinnati Post & Times
Edwards
Nixon
Rumpkre
Miami Conservancy
Armco Steel Corp
Proctor & Gamble
James Rhodes
Department of Naural Resources
Walter Friedenberg
Don E. Weaver
Scripps-Howard
Weaver
U.S
Robert Duffy
Ohio League of Women Voters
James O’keefe
General Assembly
Columbus
S Gibbons
Gibbons
O’keefe
O'Keefe
Moseley
Department of Natural Resources
State Department of ‘Natural Resouces
Department of Natural Resources Exploitation
Tom Kimball
National Wildlife Federation
America
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