Pollutants Found in Catfish Across Ohio River Dams
ORSANCO and state agencies seek joint action after Chlordane and PCB pollutants detected in catfish at eight dams from Pittsburgh to southern Illinois. Fishermen supply mainly pet food manufacturers, and officials note PCBs concentrate in bottom feeders like catfish.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Illinois
Leo Weaver
Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission
Orsanco
Orlanco
Ohio River
U.S. Food and Drugs Administration
U.S
NASA to Launch Millimeter Satellite From Cape Canaveral
NASA plans a Tuesday launch of a millimeter wavelength satellite from Cape Canaveral. Ohio State University Virginia Tech and the University of Texas join three American universities in experiments studying high frequency signals and atmospheric scintillation to understand interference in television sets and fading from passing aircraft. The satellite will be controlled from the Canadian Communications Research Center in Ottawa once in orbit 22,300 miles above Earth.
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Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Daniel B. Hodge
Ohio State University
Hodge
Ohio State
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Texas
Electroscience Laboratory
Ice Causes Franklin Crash on N Verity Parkway
Two men were rushed to Middletown Hospital after a crash on N Verity Parkway caused by icy road conditions. Thomas Tirey 21 of Franklin said another car forced him into a pole. passenger Richard McKnight 22 suffered face and hand cuts. Car damage was about 800 dollars.
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Middletown
N. Verity Parkway
Thomas Tirey
Church Lane
Franklin
Tirey
Richard McKnight
N. Leibee St
Chris Lawson
Flemming Road
Middies and Kettering Alter Playoffs Bet Causes Purple Garb
Diane Stork of Middies and Marty Wells, both pep band members, wore purple for the Friday basketball clash after a bet with Pep Club officers. They will plaster Pep Club officers with custard pies before Tuesday morning’s faculty varsity game, following the win.
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Diane Stork
James Stork
Lesley Lane
The
Middies
Kettering Alter
Pep
Miss Stork
Marty Wells
Sheckler
Fire at City Landfill and Medical Incidents on Central and 6th
A landfill fire at City Landfill reported yesterday at 3:17 p.m. caused by paper bales with no damage. At 2:54 p.m. George Creech, 57, of 1333 Central Ave., was ill and taken to hospital in fair condition. Earlier at 1:37 p.m. Garrison Burks, 68, from 708 6th Ave., had chest pains, received oxygen, and was treated and released.
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Central Ave
George Creech
6Th Ave
Garrison Burks
Township Trustees to Celebrate 48th Anniversary in Columbus
More than 2,500 township officials and guests will mark the 48th anniversary of the Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks at the winter convention January 21 to 24 in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees
Ohio poised to bid for national solar research center
Development Director James Duerk says Ohio will launch a full campaign to land the National Solar Energy Research Institute. He reports to Gov. Rhodes that Ohio is ready to respond when ERDA finalizes criteria, noting the facility would boost Jobs to about 1700 and create a $48 million annual budget.
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Columbus, Ohio
James Duerk
Ohio
National Solar Energy Research Institute
SERI
Duerk
James Rhodes
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
America
Ohio Industries
Middletown police consider appeal of ruling
Twenty nine officers plaintiff in a complaint dismissed by Butler County Court discuss possible appeal. The suit challenged an interim fifth captain and the promotions of Van Arsdale Howard and Pierce after a Sept six city meeting. Judge Marrs ruled the city could alter department structure.
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Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Marrs
Donald Wells
Vandalized Car At School Noted. Items Missing Overnight
Police report a car owned by Richard Nein at 502 Highland Street was vandalized while parked at Manchester Middle School during a Friday basketball game. The rear-view mirror and turn signal were broken. In a separate incident, Carl Warnock at 1114 Park Lane reported an overnight theft with six harmonicas a camera sunglasses and a flashlight taken from his vehicle valued at 85 dollars.
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Richard Nein
Highland St
Manchester Middle School
Carl Warnock
Park Lane
Farmhouse Fire Destroys Gratis Home
A two story farmhouse owned by the Roger Phillips family on Pleasant Valley Road was destroyed by fire Friday afternoon. Firefighters from Gratis West Elkton Farmersville Camden and the Montgomery County unit fought flames for about five hours. Loss estimated at 30 000 to 35 000 with three dogs dying. The family was away and the cause under investigation. Snow and salt issues hindered access and a private car slid into a tanker.
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Gratis
Pleasant Valley Road
Here
Roger Phillips
West Elkton
Farmersville
Camden
Montgomery County
Deaths Harvey S. Robinson aged 74 in Middletown
Harvey S. Robinson 74 of 2411 S Sutphin St died yesterday at 4 25 p.m. in Middletown Hospital after seven months illness. He was born in Mt Sterling Ky and lived in Middletown 55 years retired iron worker. Survivors include wife Ida three sons Albert Cincinnati William E and Lawrence both Middletown Paul Cleveland two daughters Wanda Boughton Indianapolis Marie Shepherd Middletown a brother John Weston Mo three sisters Fannie Harlow Nellie Casell Hazel Tangi 34 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Hamilton deaths Homer Dillard 70 Cincinnati formerly Hamilton services 2 p.m. Monday Hodapp Mrs Eva Alcorn 78 422 Pershing Ave services 2 p.m. Monday Webb.
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Harvey S. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Mt. Sterling
Ida
Albert
Cincinnati
William E
Lawrence
Middletown
Paul
Cleveland
Wanda Boughton
Indianapolis
Marie Shepherd
John
Weston
Fannie Harlow
Nellie Casell
Kansas
Hazel Tangi
Detroit
Ex-Hamilton Man Sentenced for Fraud Conspiracy
William H. Rentschler, 50, formerly of Hamilton Ohio, was sentenced to 90 days on a work release program and fined 5000 for his role in a Malaysian timber cutting scheme. Judge Hubert L. Will also sentenced partners Lloyd O D Hardesty and Calvin Buehrer to one year in prison plus five years probation for conspiracy and multiple counts of securities act violations and mail fraud.
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Chicago
Richard Nixon
Illinois
Hamilton
Ohio
William H. Rentschler
Lake Forest
U.S. District Court
Hubert L. Will
Rentschler
Lloyd OD. Hardesty
Calvin Buehrer
Student drowns at Miami University pool
Miami University sophomore James William Welsh 20 of Miamisburg reportedly drowned in Billings Natatorium during a recreational swim. He was pronounced dead at McCullough Hyde Hospital at 4 30 p m lifeguards and Oxford Rescue Squad failed to revive him. An autopsy will be conducted. Welsh was a School of Business Administration student and son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Welsh.
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Oxford
Miami University
Billings
McCullough- Hyde Hospital
James William Welsh
Central Ave
Miamisburg
University
Welsh
Oxford Rescue
Hubert Welsh
The
School of Business Administration
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Ronald van Arsdale
Ernest Howard
Pts
Louis Pierce
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City of
Teren Cuntz
Joy Bailey
MUM
Blaze
Harvey Robinson
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Homer Dillard
Hodapp
Eva Alcorn
Pershing Ave
Webb
Miami
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
E. O. Lewis
Sheffield St. Middletown
Park St
Second Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Peasttown Mobile Center
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle
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