Schueller and Schaefer Reappointed By Middletown Board
At a special Middletown school board meeting Howard Schueller and William Schaefer were reelected president and vice president. New phone directories tipped the scales, with officers chosen to serve four-year terms and discuss liability, insurance, and a calendar for 1972. Interim appropriations for the first quarter of 1972 total over 451 thousand dollars as the district approves staffing costs and salaries. Meetings move to the second and fourth Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m.
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Middletown
Howard Scehueller
William Schaefer
Schueller
Schaefer
Tilmon Ellison
Joan Compton
Arthur Lennie
Approval Toussaunc
Betty York i
Sit
Stax
Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle
Pringle
18Th Ave
Main St
Rudolph Pringle
Bowling Green College
Knights
Middletown Community Center
Committee of A Thousand
McKinley
Parents Without Partners
PWP
American Legion Blythe- Williams
NAACP
Apostolic Faith Church
Dayton
Ohio
Reva Payne
Six Hurt In Two Separate Highway Accidents
Six persons were injured yesterday in two traffic crashes investigated by highway patrolmen. Three were admitted to Middletown Hospital and the others released after treatment. Shauna D. Johnson, 18, of South Lebanon, suffered head and face cuts and was in good condition. Others included Cecil Newman, 19, with mouth and arm injuries. Kyle Johnson, 5 months, with face cuts. Tracy Newman, 1 ½, with abrasions. and Khron Powell, 2, also with abrasions. A second crash on Dixie Highway injured Rebecca Carpenter, 23, who had face cuts and was treated and released. the other driver, Pauline M. Larson, 45, was uninjured.
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Middletown Hospital
Shauna D. Johnson
Sunny Lane
Lebanon
Ohio
Cecil Newman
Harden St
South
Kyle Johnson
Sammy Lane
Tracy Newman
Harden Street
Khron Powell
Dixie Highway
Rebecca Carpenter
Meadowlark
Franklin
Pauline M. Larson
Collision Near Airport Sends 2 To Hospital
Two city traffic accidents left one person hospitalized and two others injured. A three-vehicle crash on Germantown Road near Hook Field injured Melvin and Douglas Goodpaster, treated at Middletown Hospital, with $950 damage and no citations issued. A separate two car crash on S Main Street left Embry Hardeman with broken ribs, license and careless operation charges, and $1,200 damage.
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Germantown Road
Hook Field
Melvin
Douglas Goodpaster
Jhes
Smith Ave
Middletown Hospital
Flack
Mrrs
Olive Purcell
Union Road
Franklin
Lois Gentry
Germantown
Gentry
Purcell
S. Main Street
Mth Avenue
Embry Hardeman
Grove St
Hardeman
Roger Richmond
Arlington Ave
Dance Classes Postponed At Parks Office
Beginner ballroom and children's tap classes scheduled for tonight at the Parks Administration Building are postponed to next week. Registration extended to next Tuesday to sign up more students. Children's tap starts 6 15 p m next week at 1 50 per lesson. Advanced ballroom begins tonight at 8 15 pm.
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Parks Administration
Joan Ritter
Beating of Plant Guard Triggers Multi-County Manhunt
Four armed men wearing ski masks allegedly broke into the Stearns and Foster plants on Bethany Road. They incapacitated a guard and robbed vending machines and cash boxes before fleeing on foot. Deputy reports a trail of cash and masks left behind. One employee, Settee E L Murphy, was treated at Bethesda North Hospital with non life threatening injuries. Police from Clinton, Mason, Warren, and surrounding agencies joined the search. A Wilmington patrol helicopter was summoned but did not arrive due to weather.
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Mason
Clinton
Masom Andimont
Warren
Blanchester
Lebanon
Wilmington
Stearns & Foster
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Bethany Road
Wallace
E. L. Murphy
Bethesda North Hospital
Chevrolet Layoffs At Norwood Plant For Nova Additions
About 3500 employees at the Chevrolet plant in Norwood will be laid off from January 14 to February 21. They will receive up to 9 percent of take home pay minus seven dollars weekly for job related expenses, financed by state unemployment funds and the GM UAW unemployment plan. The layoffs free equipment for adding Novas to the production line while remaining workers support the changeover.
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Cincinnati
Chevrolet
Norwood
General Motors Corporation
United Auto Workers
Pressure Dips Near Springboro As Water Line Leak Is Repaired
Mayor James Eyler reported a major leak in a water line under the Great Miami River affecting Penruyroyal Road and Tamarack Hills. Crews worked to repair the 1965 line, with two homes reported without water as river levels rose, and costs undetermined.
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Springboro
Penruyroyal Road
Tamarack Hills
James Eyler
Great Miami River
Eyler
Opinion Against Marrs Faces High Court Test
The Butler County case involves Dee Charles Brenneman and Judge Robert Marrs with challenged resentencing by Darke County Common Pleas Judge Howard Eley. Prosecutor Richard J. Wessel contends Eley exceeded jurisdiction and erred in treating the proceedings as a court of appeals, urging a new trial if constitutional rights were at stake.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Richard J. Wessel
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Ohio Supreme Courts
Brenneman
Darke County Common Peas
Howard G. Eley
Butler County Common Peas
Robert L. Marrs
Wessel
John F.holcomb
Kiwanis
Dee Charles
Club East
Harmon
Holiday Inn.Ave
Eley
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Marrs
Franklin Council weighs tax hike to raise city employee pay
Franklin voters face a May ballot tax proposal to raise wages for firemen police and other city workers while no raises are in the current budget The newly expanded seven member council approved Rust Craft Communications cable TV and appointed a new city clerk and other officers The 1972 appropriations total 1 163 848 up 152 260 from 1971 The city plans a study of a property tax increase to fund future raises and notes the possibility of a 9 00 annual levy per property owner to support new police functions and a merchant police force
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Franklin
Rust Craft Communications, Inc
Roy C
Angeline) Knutson
Bernard Eichholz
Pher Action
Ciimer
Kilmaan
Harold Callahan
Eichholz
Merchant Police
Jack Shotwell
Carlisle
Frank Harbach
Commission to announce 5.5 percent pay rise for city workers
City officials anticipate a 5.5 percent salary increase and enhanced fringe benefits for all city employees including firemen and policemen. The deal reportedly includes $2,000 life insurance and small raises for the fire department emergency squad. The City Commission will meet to approve the pact and elect a chairman and vice chairman. New commissioners Mrs. Mary Alice Mack and Stan Sorrell will attend their first official meeting.
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City Commission
Journal
Richard Clark
Fire Department
C. Dudley Inwood
Mary Lord
Mary Alice Mack
Stan Sorrell
Journal Staff Reassignmentsshuffling four reporters
Four members of The Journal news staff receive new assignments. Thomas B. Hall becomes state editor and handles business news environment and special features. David C. Driver shifts from business to education and schools. Mrs Benile becomes general assignment with focus on YMCA veterans and seniors. Jeri Boo Spencer Izor takes leave at end of week. Hall and Driver are former Miami University and Miami Student editors and Gilson Wright Award winners.
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Journal
Thomas B. Hall
Steve Vorhis
David C. Driver
Beat
Dorothy Damele
Benile
YMCA
Veterans
Jeri
Boo
Spencer Izor
Driver
Miami
Middletown
Vorhis
Fenwick High School
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Claire Humphrey
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Dallas Powers
Duane,Masserbring & Kuhlman
Middle Own
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Ohi-Kentucky-Indiana
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Miami University
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Tex
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Missouri
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University of Michigan
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