Two Hurt In Cincinnati-Dayton Road Crash
Jerry L. Dodson a 20 year old Cincinnati man was thrown from his eastbound car after failing to stop at a stop sign on Kyle Station Road at Cincinnati Day ton Road. Marjorie Condon 43 of 2481 Cincinnati Day ton Road was injured. Condon's car struck Dodson’s vehicle then spun Dodson from the car. Condon's car went through a fence into a field. Dodson was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati-Dayton
Kyle Station Road
Monroe
Middletown Hospital
Marjorie Condon
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Dodson
Condon
Mrs. Condon
Middletown Transit debut draws 561 riders
The City Transit Service Middletown ran its new bus system for its first day with 561 riders on Tuesday. Officials note interpretations vary by perspective, though the figures offer a snapshot of early usage and public response.
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Jack Thornton
City Transit Service
Middletown
No Firm On School Pay Delays Return of IRS Ruling
Middletown school officials await a decision on their IRS challenge to last summer 6.6 percent teacher pay hike. The dispute centers on the control year used by the IRS to judge yearly raises. A week to possibly longer is expected as IRS attorneys review the case.
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Middletown
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Tilmon Ellison
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert K. Johnson
Ellison
Johnson
Furry Bundles Hats Sighted by Journal Photographer
Journalist John Sheckler photographed two furry bundles strolling downtown. The sighting captured in the street scene offers a quirky glimpse of local life and is noted by the paper's photographer.
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Journal
John Sheckler
Teachers And Board To Meet In Breakfast Talks
Middletown teachers and the local school board will gather at Germantown Road Frischs at 8 a.m. tomorrow for an informal breakfast meeting. Howard Schueller, board president, aims to improve communication with teachers, with several MTA selected teachers attending.
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Middletown
Howard Schueller
Tom Comer
Middletown Teachers’ Association
MTA
Schueller
Trenton Drops Bond Sale Firm Over Bid Savings
The city ends Magnus & Co. as fiscal agent for sewer bond sales a move City Manager Rolfe Wagner says will save about 12 000 to 15 000. Magnus objects saying a court judgment threat is improper and that he would not be paid. Wagner stresses no reflection on Magnus while noting potential bid differences could reach up to 300 000.
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CTS
Ortman « Stewart Transportation Co
Richard ‘Clark
Ortman- Stewart
Ortman
Clark
Ortman-Stewart
City Finance Department
Trenton
Cncinnati
Rolfe Wagner
Wagner
Julian Magnus Jr
Magnus & Co
Mangus
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Magnus
Stubbs
Magnus Firm
Stolen Checks Forged and Cashed at Local Market
Police were told that three checks stolen from Jo-Mar real estate at 1951 Central Ave were forged and cashed for 123.50. The checks bore the signature Harry Payne and were cashed at Kenny's Market on Cincinnati-Dayton Read. Checks 809 810 812 813 and 815 remain missing per J T Maher of 118 McKinley Street.
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Jo-Mar
Central Ave
Harry Payne
Kenny's Market
Cincinnati-Dayton
Barnitz Bank
J.T. Maher
McKinley St
World in 1972 Book Seeks Orders Through Associated Press
An advertisement clarifies that checks for The World in 1972 should be payable to The Associated Press, not The Middletown Journal. The 264 page volume costs 4.95 and includes pictures and maps, mailed to The World in 1972 c o The Middletown Journal P O Box 66 Poughkeepsie NY 12601. An AP Almanac for 1973 costs 1.50 with 25 cents handling and postage. shipments to The Journal continue.
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Associated Press
Middletown Journal
P. O
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Butler County Boy Broadcast Winner
Fairfield High School sophomore Brent Engle won first place in District 4 Voice of Democracy scholarship contest. He beat peers from Hamilton Highland Clermont Warren Brown and Clinton counties for a $100 bond and a shot at state competition in Toledo.
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Fairfield High School
Butler County
Voice of Democracy
Brent Engle
John Engle Jr
Hamilton
Highland
Clermont
Warren
Brown
Clinton
Toledo
Christopher Williams
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Steve Bailey
Lynchburg
Highland County
Police Briefs: Stolen Tape Player and Cartridges
Robert Wallace reported the theft of a tape music player and 9 cartridges from 1619 Glenn Ave. Loss estimated at 535 dollars. The incident was reported yesterday.
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Robert Wallace
Glenn Ave
Vending machine stolen from Donut Shop in Dayton
Police report a newspaper vending machine valued at eighty dollars was stolen yesterday from in front of the Donut Shop at 609 Crawford Street in Dayton. The incident was reported to authorities for investigation.
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Dayton Journal-Herald
Crawford St
Multiple Local Fires and Medical Calls Reported
Fire responses and medical emergencies were reported across several addresses. Connie Logan, 26, ill, taken to Middletown Hospital by ambulance after a 10:39 a.m. call. Clara Page, 72, ill, assisted by emergency squad at 11:37 a.m. John Robinson, 57, ill, transported by ambulance at 8:45 p.m. to hospital with today’s condition listed as fair. Jack Hudson, 61, fell at 10:38 p.m., hospitalized and scheduled for transfer to Veterans Hospital in Dayton.
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Waite St
Connie Logan
Middletown
North Ave
Clara Page
Jackson Lane
John Robinson
Winona Drive
Jack Hudson
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
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Mercy Hospital
Jerry L. Dodson
Grimes
David Driver
Miami Valley
Duraflame
Dawsons Middletown Shopping Center
Eric von Klinger
Council
Burgess Subdivision
Charles and
Arthur Streets
Ronald Specht
Miami River
Hamilton Association of Trade and Industry
Herman Land
East State Street
Trin
Sennet
Butler County Boy Broadcast
WLWT
Veterans of Foreign
VFW) Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
District 4
VFW
Paul Kibbey
Loveland
Ruthie Carter
Ad Ben Ligon
Gulf Service
N. Main St
Manchester
Elite
Crawford
Logan 400
South Breiel Blvd
S. University
Ayr-Way
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