Smog rules touch Butler and Warren counties in Ohio
EPA figures show Butler and Warren counties exceed proposed 1987 smog standards and other pollutants. Across Ohio 53 of 88 counties fail dust limits, 23 fail sulfur dioxide, 63 fail smog, 8 fail carbon monoxide. no nitrogen dioxide failures beyond Honolulu. Congress extended deadlines to 1982 with possible 1987 extensions for some areas.
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Washington
Butler
Warren
US Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ohio
Butler Moe
Congress
Steely Dan’s Fagen not Dave’s son in claim
The Journal reports Don Fagen, half of Steely Dan, is nephew not son of local restaurateur Dave Fagen. Don once lived on Fisher Road with his father Jerry Fagen, now in Cincinnati. Jerry and Dave are brothers and partners in Fagen Enterprises, owner of Alfy’s Restaurant. Steely Dan did not win the nominated best album Grammy but earned a minor Grammy in another category.
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Don Fagen
Steely Dan
U.S
Dave Fagen
Fisher Road
Jerry Fagen
Cincinnati
Jerry
Fagen Enterprises
Alfy
Burglaries Down in Middletown Says Police Survey
The Middletown Division of Police crime prevention office reports a dramatic two month decline in home burglaries. If the trend continues, officials expect burglary rates to fall further and neighborhood safety to improve across the city.
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Middletown
Beverly Hills fire suits proceed. defendants kept in
In Covington, federal court refused to dismiss the Union Light Heat & Power Co and two state officials from 45 civil suits over the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 164. Judge Rubin kept 20 other defendants including owners and suppliers. The suits claim the utility negligently supplied electricity to an inadequately wired facility.
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Covington, Ky
Beverly Hills
Union, Light, Heat & Power Co
Kentucky
Harold McGuffy
Warren Southworth
U.S. District Court
Carl Rubin
Uhs&p
Sr Club
Lukens formally enters bid for Ohio state auditor
State Sen. Donald E Lukens announced his candidacy for state auditor during a reception at Butler County Republican Headquarters in Hamilton. About 80 Republicans attended as Lukens urged support, pledging to end flower funds and avoid relatives on the staff, while noting former Lt. Gov John W Brown also seeks the nomination in an open primary.
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Hamilton
Donald E Lukens
Butler
Butler County
N. Ninth
Lukens
Ohio
Thomas E Ferguson
Ferguson
John W. Brown
Brown
42 day stockpile at CG&E keeps demand steady
Cincinnati Gas & Electric says coal stockpile stands at 42 days this morning and no 25 percent mandatory cut yet. A 40 day trigger would require curtailment for the 512 largest users. Spokesman notes the strike isn’t over and ratification may take another week.
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St Ile
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Washington
Young Job Applicants Sought in Butler County
HAMILTON The CETA office at 141 Court St will stay open until 7 p.m. Wednesday to accept applications from 14 to 21 year olds for YETP and YCCIP. Under 18 applicants must bring a parent or guardian and a Social Security card. These programs offer employment and training for unemployed youths in Butler County.
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Hamilton
Butler County
YETP
Teacher pact awaiting school board action in Idt Town
Indications show the tentative agreement between the Iddletown Teachers Association and the Board of Education will be acted upon at tonight’s meeting. MTA president Jim Lide reports nine of 23 schools have results and teachers approve a higher base pay for new bachelor’s degree holders and increased medical benefits.
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Theiddletown Teachers Association
Board of Education
Jim Lide
MTA
MTA Executive Council
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Carter to nominate Cissell for Southern District of Ohio U.S. attorney
President Carter announced Monday his plan to nominate James C. Cissell to be U S attorney for the Southern District of Ohio. Cissell, 37, a Cincinnati resident and 1966 graduate of the University of Cincinnati College of Law, would take the post.
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Washington
Carter
James C. Cissell
U.S
Southern District of
Ohio
Cissell
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati Law School
Half ton of coal in basement offered to readers
Winnie McCandless of 1113 Main Street says she has about half a ton of coal to give away now that she switched to gas after her husband’s death. She hopes someone in need will call her home to arrange pickup.
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Franklin
Winnie McCandless
S. Main St
Commissioners OK five CETA workers for winterization plan
Hamilton Butler County commissioners approved assigning five Comprehensive Employment and Training Act workers to a Community Action Commission home winterization program with oversight to ensure federal funds are used as intended. The CAC must avoid past mismanagement, as another issue could lead to decertification of the anti poverty agency.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Commission
CAC
CETA
Michael Rench
DETA
Franklin High School fire causes $1200 loss
Franklin The fire department estimated smoke damage from a restroom fire at Franklin High School to be 1200 dollars. A toilet seat burned in a ground floor girls restroom creating thick smoke. power vents and interior corridors aided spread. Students were dismissed early and firefighters remained on scene over an hour.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Wilburn Depew
Clarence McDade
Ohio 123
R.W. Service System
Taylor, Mich
Larry Dean
Alvin Court
Poasttown PTO Candle Sale To Benefit Playground Equipment
The Poasttown Elementary School PTO sponsors a candle sale from Wednesday through Monday to raise funds for new playground equipment. Students will take orders for decorator candles featuring etchtone color and bay scent, and will offer a leaf design wrought iron wall sconce or candle holder for displaying the candles.
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Poasttown Elementary School Pto
Poasttown
Hamilton woman hurt in traffic crash near Franklin
Linda Carson age 29 of 265 Barnum Street Hamilton was injured when Franklin driver Wendell Gibbs 62 attempted a left turn from the right lane on Ohio 4 about a mile south of Ohio 73. She was treated at Mercy Hospital and released. troopers report the collision occurred as Gibbs turned in front of her car.
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Hamilton
Franklin
Ohio
Linda Carson
Barnum St
Mercy Hospital
Lemon Township
Wendell R. Gibbs
Crains Run Road
Crash injures Hamilton man on Wayne Madison Road
A Hamilton man, Ronald C. Atkins, 54, of Jackson Trailer Park, was injured in a one vehicle crash on Wayne Madison Road near Kennel Road after losing control and striking a utility pole. Deputies say he was treated at Middletown Hospital and transported by Trenton Rescue Squad. The accident occurred about 12:01 a.m.
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Hamilton
Wayne-Madison Road
Kennel Road
Butler County
Ronald C. Atkins
Jackson Trailer Park
Middletown Hospital
Trenton
Developers Schedule Meeting on Taxes
The Middletown Area Developers organization will meet tomorrow at the Manchester Inn to hear an address by David Simisande CPA on New Tax Effects on Your Business. The luncheon meeting will begin at noon.
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Middletown Area
Manchester Inn
David Simisande
CPA
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