Wage Talks May Start But Cash Big Problem
City Manager Dan W. Kothe warned wage negotiations with firemen and police may resume only after firm figures arrive from the Butler County auditor. An FOP and IAFF attorney said the six-tenths of the one percent income tax is earmarked for capital improvements, while no new funds are available due to budget cuts and bond restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan W. Kothe
Butler County
George Elliott
Fraternal Order of Police
International Association of Fire Fighters
Elliott
Kothe
Victor Auvill
Firemen’s Committee
Fire Runs At 304 Harlan Street Injures Linda Dalton
Fire crews responded yesterday at 3 32 p m to 304 Harlan Street where Linda Dalton 18 was found unconscious on a bed. She was transported by ambulance to Middletown Hospital in McCoy Leffler and listed in unknown condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan St
Linda Dalton
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
Ballard Drive Growing Helps Ballard Family
The Samuel Ballard family, burned out at 703 Charles St in Trenton, may find a new home as a drive collects clothing and furniture for nine. Blankets pillows and bed linen are still needed while kitchen utensils and canned goodsare being gathered by local churches and Armbruster Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ballard
Charles St
Trenton
Tueday
Ballard
Peasttown Church of God
Robert Armbruster
Armbruster Hardware
Man Held In Burglary At Franklin
A 22 year old Franklin man Arthur C. Drake was charged with burglary after a Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge break in at 422 S Main. Authorities say 40 fifths of liquor and cash were stolen and most loot recovered. Police Chief Frank Harbach notes more charges possible. Clarence Horn found the break in at 8 40 a m and reported entry via basement window and damaged machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Order of Eagles Lodge
S. Main St
Frank Harbach
Arthur C. Drake
E. Fourth St
Harbach
Clarence Horn
Three Young Drivers Lose Their Licenses
Three Middletown area juveniles faced suspensions in Butler County Juvenile Court. Donald Bolton, 17, of Middletown, received a six month suspension for careless driving. Daniel Corbett, 17, of Trenton, drew a nine day suspension for speeding. David Wray, 17, of Middletown, was issued a sixty day suspension for careless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Middletown Area
Court of
Butler County
David Black
Donald R. Bolton
Sheldon Road
Middletown
Daniel EF. Corbett
First St
Trenton
David KE. Wray
Ohio driver license mix up sparks statewide confusion
Ohio state registrar Fred Rice explains a misprinted AP release caused drivers to fear immediate renewals. He notes only 3 percent of licenses expire this year and a four year license proposal aims to stagger renewals by 1972. The public reaction overwhelmed registrar offices with inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
The
Journal
Associated Press
Ohio General Assembly
Rice
Lebanon
Ohio
General Assembly
Jetport Idea Is Alive Again Between Dayton and Cincinnati
Cincinnati businessmen form the Cincinnati Air Progress Committee to press for an international jetport serving greater Cincinnati plus Dayton Middletown Hamilton and Wilmington. Chairman William J. Reardon says the group will seek city officials support and inform the public of the need for a Southwest Ohio international airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Southwest Ohio Regional Airport Authority
William J. Reardon
Cincinnat
Reardon Industries
Kettering Man Named Sears Store Manager
Glenn C. Winter, 36, of Kettering, is appointed manager of the Sears Roebuck & Co. store on S. Main Street. He succeeds Edmond Kaptein, who will head the Sears store in Columbus, Ind. Winter comes from Dayton with three years in Sears mid-central zone roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Winter
Kettering
Sears Roebuck & Co
S. Main Street
Edmond Kaptein
Sears
Columbus
Ind
Winter
Dayton
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Sears Mid
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Belleville
Anderson, Ind
Zoning crackdown on gravel pit near Madison School
Butler County commissioners ordered enforcement of zoning rules at a gravel operation adjacent to Peasetown School in Madison Township. Coomer Investment Co. was found in violation and the site halted. objections from trustees and residents cited daily truck traffic and lost land. Potential court action noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Riegel
Evelyn Gorsuch
Trenton-Franklin Road
Coomer Investment Co
N. Main St
Middletown
Madison Township
Hubert Moyer
Estill Diver
Darrell Root
Madison
C. C. Brackney
Brackney
Commission
William Denham
Jim Hinchberger
Ralph Brate
Union Township
New Bridge Site Sought by Franklin Officials
Franklin city council and Planning Commission met to pick a site for the Miami River bridge but reached no decision. City Manager Bernard Eichholz said the site choice rests with the city as per the State Highway Department. The bridge, planned for 1971 or 1972, would replace the Second Street span, currently a traffic bottleneck. An additional planning meeting is planned next week with no date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
City Council
Plannning Commission
Miami River
Bernard Eichholz
State Highway Department
Second Street
Eichholz
Dayton man dies in train collision at crossing
Edward A. Rambo, 87, of Dayton, was killed today when the car he rode in was struck by a train at a west side crossing. The incident occurred in Dayton, and authorities reported the fatality as a result of the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Edward A. Rambo
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Smith Pond
Wendt
Yee Et
S. Verity
Napa Welding Equipment
Ra Certified Parts Co
Charles S
Jim Friend
Fred Rice
Kathryn Agee
Broad Street
Jetport
Glenn Winter
Kettering Man Sears Manager
Ohio River
Howard, Needles Tammen
Red Lion
Harveysburg
Warren County
Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Jetport Authority
Butler County Zoning Board of Appeals
Donham
Dale Logsdon
Donald
Bacon
Brown's Run Estates
West Middletown
Nelson Watson Jr. & Associates
Crawfordsville
Poasttown
Thornton
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Robert Rogers
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