Memorial Fund Established For Local High School Senior
Waynesville merchant Donald Ellis opened a memorial fund in Eugene Neace, a 19 year old senior killed in a Lebanon area auto accident last Saturday. Donations are to be sent to Waynesville Bank to aid the Neace family with medical and related expenses at Ellis' Super Value store.
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Area Police Likely to Receive Federal Grants in June
Area law enforcement agencies may share about 340000 in federal funds for upgrading programs and facilities with final approval expected in June. Cities including Lebanon Warren County Mason Middletown Hamilton and Oxford are in the state comprehensive plan forwarded to Chicago for Justice Department review. Total state funding around 21 million. county jail plans seek 100000.
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Hamilton Man Pleads Guilty in Apartment Break-In
A 25-year-old Hamilton man arrested after a Sunday break-in at 840 S. Fifth St. pleaded guilty yesterday in Butler County Common Pleas Court before Judge Robert Marrs. Robert Prater, same address, faced charges of entering Lewis Patrick's apartment and stealing a portable television valued at $40. Sentencing set for March 24.
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