Reporter Now Lawyer A New Identity for David Izor
David Izor becomes a full time attorney after five years as a Middletown Journal reporter. He was sworn in to the Ohio bar on November 8 and has set up a Germantown law office at 8 North Main Street.
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Eric von Klinger
Abraham Lincoln
David Izor
Izor
Middletown Journal
Lebanon
Warren County
Salmon P. Chase College of Law
Northern Kentucky State College
Ohio
Middletown
William E. Rathman
N. Main St
Germantown
Trenton
Miami University
University of Toledo
the Journal
Paul
Day
Journal
Chase
Youth pinned in car after crash near Germantown
Ezra Sissom 17 of Eby Road remained trapped in his car for about two hours after the auto struck a utility pole on Mudlick Road between Germantown Middletown Pike and Astoria Road. Downed hot power lines delayed responders before a Dayton Power & Light crew cleared the lines and the Germantown Rescue Squad moved him to Middletown Hospital. The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office investigated with further details unavailable.
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Germantown
Ezra Sissom
Eby Road
Mudlick Road
Middletown Pike
Astoria Road
Dayton Power & Light Co
Sissom
Middletown
Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office
Police report thefts at Middletown Mall Sears
Nine three foot steel posts and oak hand rails were stolen from the rear of Sears in the Middletown Mall. Foreman Art McDonald named the items seized for mall stairway use. Ronald Nelson was treated for injuries after an alleged window intrusion and a confrontation with Roy Smith near Howard Avenue and Moore Street.
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Middletown
Sears
Art McDonald
Shock Construction Co
McDonald
Ronald Nelson
Baltimore St
Roy Smith
Crawford St
Nelson
Smith
Howard Avenue
Moore Street
Warren County water department firings amid audit probe
Warren commissioners dismissed four Warren County Water Department employees after an audit and county investigation into irregularities. The affected workers include Jack Brewster Craig Jarvis Skie Gilbert and James Wright with Gilbert and Wright linked to AFSCME. The department will reopen with temporary supervisors as the probe continues and potential further actions loom.
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Lebanon
Warren County Water Department
Jack Brewster
Craig Jarvis
Skie Gilbert
James Wright
Morris J. Turkelson
Water Department
Gilbert
Wright
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afscme
Mike Koester
State Personnel Appeal Board
Columbus
Brewster
Three Suspects Arrested in City Break-Ins
Police say three suspects were caught at break-in scenes yesterday and this morning. A juvenile was nabbed at Dairy Queen on Verity Parkway after witnesses heard glass break and saw a youth inside. At Inland Drive a man and a companion were charged with burglary and complicity after a storm door was broken and entry made. Additional burglaries included homes on Marshall Road Hill Avenue and Park Lane with items stolen such as silverware watches and liquor, while several other break-ins yielded little or no missing property.
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Dairy Queen
N. Verity Parkway
Inland Drive
David Sexton
Glen Ave
Ton Brown
Germantown Road
George Humphrey
N. Marshall Road
Elmer Morris
Hill Ave
Phil Traver
Park Lane
Robin Jones
Elmer Clemens
Garfield St
Trimble’s Market
Hearing Continued in Store Hold Up Slaying Case to Jan 7
The aggravated murder charge against Charles Arnold 30 of Dayton in the December 19 Pittsburgh Paint Center slaying at 1373 Central Ave was continued to January 7 by Municipal Judge J T Lamb. Other co defendants also face hearings next week.
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Charles Arnold
Dayton
Michael Carter
Franklin
Pittsburgh
Central Ave
J.T. Lamb
Butler County Grand Jury
Lamb
Arthur Vincent
William Sears
14Th Ave
Sears
Joann Collinsworth
First Ave
George Combs
Garfield St
Dietz Sohio
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
Bert Richardson
Halls Creek Road
Morrow
Anthony Harrigan
Hoffman Drive
Lebanon
Gary Creech
Bigler Road
Gary Adams
Columbus Ave
Sharon King
Bridge St
Franklin Rejects County Reimbursement For Flood Debris Cleanup
Franklin city officials announce no county reimbursement for debris removal after the June floods in the Franklin Springboro area. County commissioners had previously approved 1970 dollars for cleanup outside city limits but later rescinded the measure citing state law. Plan to open a Franklin food stamp application center is discussed while a regional grant consortium is formed for federal veto grants.
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David Izor
Lebanon
Franklin
Clear Creek
Warren County
Franklin- Springboro
Bernard Eichholz
Bob Turner
County Welfare Department
Eichholz
Turner
Carlisle
Springboro
Clermont
Adams
Highland
Brown Counties
Woolpert Engineer to Describe Development Act at Council Meeting
A representative of the Ralph Woolpert Co of Dayton will discuss provisions of a federal Development Act at the Trenton City Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the municipal building. The speaker previously served on the HUD staff. Also on the agenda is final reading of an ordinance authorizing bid-taking and purchase of a new dump truck.
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Trenton
Ralph Woolpert Co
Dayton
Woolpert
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rolfe Wagner
Ten-year-old boy struck by car near Sutphin Street
A 10-year-old boy was treated at Middletown Hospital after stepping into a southbound car on Sutphin Street. He had exited a parked car and was struck by driver Thomas Boxwell, 19, of Jackson Lane. Teddy Roberts of Baltimore Street was treated and released.
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Thomas Pratt
Middletown-Eaton Road
Christopher Kuhman
Cherrywood Lane
Franklin
Kuhlman
Middletown Hospital
S. Sutphin St
Teddy Roberts
Baltimore St
Thomas Boxwell
Jackson Lane
Deaths Services for Elmer Banks 62 Washington DC
Death notices detail services for Elmer Banks 62 of Washington DC brother of Gobel Banks of Middletown. He died Sunday at Walter Reed Memorial Hospital after a career in the service. Visitation Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. at Riggs Funeral Home. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Service at 10 a.m. Friday officiated by Rev Delbert Warner. Banks native of Campton Kentucky. He was 62.
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Elmer Banks
Washington, D.C
Gobel Banks
Middletown
Riggs
Delbert Warner
Woodside Cemetery
Banks
Walter Reed Memorial Hospital
Washington
Campton
Minnie Tarter Visitation Change and Funeral Details
Visitation for Mrs. Minnie G. Tarter is 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Service Friday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Rodney Williams officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Mrs. Tarter, 46, of 1706 Brentwood St., died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. Franklin services for Mrs. Kathryn E. Neal, 74, formerly of Franklin.
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Minnie G. Tarter
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Funeral
Rodney Williams
Woodside Cemetery
Boy Dies at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton
A 13 year old Hamilton boy died at Mercy Hospital at 12 10 a m. The Butler County coroner has not yet determined the cause. Deputies say Neil Beaty of 2117 Tuley Road was taken to the hospital by his mother at 11 05 p m and an autopsy was planned.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Butler County
Neil Beaty
Tuley Road
Garret Boone
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Boo) Spencer
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