Car Rams Into Side Of Train At Central Avenue Crossing
James Cunningham, 29, of 2316 Hill Ave, drove around crossing gates on Central Avenue at 11 20 p m and struck a Conrail locomotive. His 1972 auto owned by Gallery of Fine Cars was badly damaged. Cunningham was charged with careless driving. He claimed no injury and the locomotive sustained no damage.
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Central Avenue
James Cunningham
Hill Ave
Central
Conrail
The
Gallery of Fine Cars
Middletown Youth Symphony and Chorus Concert On Schedule
The Middletown Youth Symphony and All City Youth Chorus will perform Sunday at 3 p.m. in Middletown High School Theater with 85 musicians and a 75-voice choir. A Saturday 10 a.m. rehearsal is canceled and replaced by a Sunday 1:30 p.m. meet before the concert.
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Middletown Youth Symphony
All City Youth Chorus
Middletown High School
Patrolman Bugs Offers Free Tow Service During Snow
A city patrolman with a four wheel drive truck, known as Bugs, offers to tow or dislodge stuck cars at no cost during his off duty time. He will patrol city streets in a blue Bronco bearing police stickers and asks motorists to flag him down for assistance. The service has police department backing as a goodwill gesture. Prince Albert of Saxe Coburg Gotha was Queen Victoria’s first cousin and their marriage produced nine children.
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John Buguzedes
Rgeeava
Police Department
Public Service
Prince Albert of
Saxe- Coburg-Gotha
Victoria
England
Greenhouse owner Hewett Mulford dies in Lebanon
Hewett P Mulford 78 longtime owner of Mulford's Greenhouses on U S 42 died yesterday at his home 920 Meg Lane He was a Lebanon Rotary Club member and survived by his wife Mary a daughter Mrs Ann Philippa of Lebanon two brothers Marion and John five grandchildren Services will be Monday 1 p m at Lebanon Presbyterian Church burial in Lebanon Cemetery Friends may call Oswald Funeral Home Sunday 3 7 p m
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Meg Lane
Mulford
Hewett Jr
Lebanon
Lebanon Cemetery
Oswald
Springboro
Elizabeth Beck
Willows
Pisgah
Beck
Utility firm postpones construction in Ohio
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co delays two 375 megawatt units at Poston Generating Station in Athens County by two years due to lower demand and financing issues. First unit now set for 1983 with second delayed to 1985, and related transmission work also postponed. Construction budget cuts amount to 26 million in 1977, 74 million in 1978 and 56 million in 1979.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Poston
Athens County
James Fenstermaker
Fenstermaker
Community Development Sets Third Year Front Application Hearing
Middletown outlines a second citizens meeting Monday in the City Building Commission Chamber to hear public comments on the proposed third year front program for 1977. Director R. Paul Christiansen notes review of funds, comments, and solicitation input with a final hearing Feb 15 before the City Commission.
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Middletown
Spme
City Building Commission Chamber
R. Paul Christiansen
Congress
Ohio Lottery Millionaire Drawing Winners Named
The article reports that Annette Clark of Ravenna won the top $100,000 prize and will use it for mortgage payment, her son Billy, and a car. Beulah Knore and Steve Nemcke each won $1,000, the minimum prize. Charles Davison won $100,000 and plans to split with his wife for trust funds for grandchildren.
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Annette Clark
Ravenna
Clark
John W. Clark
Defense Contract Administration Services Region
Cleveland
Billy
Charles Davison
Groveport
Xenia Man Wins 250000 in Pot O Gold Lottery
X-ray technician Richard K. Smith of Xenia won the Ohio lottery top prize of 250000 in Pot O Gold after keeping a winning ticket in a desk drawer for a week. He plans to stay on his job while exploring future options and possibly starting a small business. Other winners include Herman Heick 51000 and Florence Dominiak 25000 with various smaller prizes.
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Cleveland
Richard K. Smith
Xenia
David and
Margaret Bruni
Kent
City bids open March 16 for 10 new transit buses
Traffic Engineer Don Hill says bids for 10 buses seating 19 to 23 will be opened March 16. UMTA approval funds the $580,760 project covering buses radio gear a wash facility and a maintenance storage building with routes to be added once approved. A separate UMTA grant of $48,378 will offset the 1975 deficit of $96,756.
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Don Hill
Uf Department of Public Service
Urban Mass Transit Administration
UMTA
Hill
Central Avenue
Mayfield
Breiel Boulevard
Tment
Trenton bar owner’s license suspended over liquor law violations
A Trenton bar owner faces a seven day suspension of a beer wine and liquor by the glass permit at Tap Room 6443 Oxford State Road for selling malt liquor to an intoxicated person failing to display the permit and a Middletown Court conviction for selling liquor to a minor. Active permit remains until 2 30 a m for Silver Lea Social Club.
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Trenton
Thomas Eiger
Oxford State Road
Middletown
Liquor Department
Allan N. Morgan
Silver Lea Social Club
Eighth Ave
Armit
Louie Rudd
Lucky Stop
Yankee Road
Robert L. English
English’s Tavern
Roosevelt Ave
English Tavern, Inc
ORLANCO Funds PCB Source Hunt for Ohio River Catfish
ORLANCO approves 50000 to trace PCB origins in Ohio River catfish amid concerns the effort may be insufficient. Members from Illinois to New York urge broader data while EPA and FDA collaborate on a full study covering 28 sites from Pittsburgh to Tennessee.
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Orlanco
Ohio River
Cincinnati
ROBE
Kidder
New York
Hudson River
Lake Ontario
Hert
Jack Ravan
EPA
FDA
Pittsburgh
Tennessee
Madison High Wins Chess Dual Against Middletown
Madison High defeated Middletown 3-2 in a Greater Dayton Chess League duel at Middletown High. Nine boards were played with Madison also taking the match 5-4. Madison winners: John Borders, Daryl Hall, Rick Brannaman, Mike Brannaman, Rusty Mato. Middletown winners: Willie Marvin, Steve Macadam, Gina Greco, Mary Anne Wilson.
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Madison High
Middletown
32 Counties Receive Supplemental Tax Distribution
Columbus AP reports the state auditor’s office says a supplemental distribution of 106,721 dollars from 1976 taxes on financial institutions and securities dealers was paid to 32 counties.
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Columbus
State Auditors Office
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Mary Helen Brehm
Marilyn Myers
Butler County
Democratic Party
FOE
S. Main St
Wendt
Cunningham
Unningham
Hewett Mulford
Hewett P Mulford
U. S. 42
Elisabeth Beck
William Smith
Germantown
William D. Smith
S. Walnut St
Barbar Park
Smith
C & O Railroad
Russell, Ky
Rosa
Frederick
St. Louis
Henry J
Allen
Ruth Addis
Wichita
Kan
Martha Coffelt
Belleville, Mich
Dorothy Harris
Seattle, Wash
Carman Funeral Home
Flatwoods
Bellefonte Memorial Gardens
John A. Arpp
Hamilton
Eldon J. Estes
Kyles Station Road
Webb
Orpha Keltner
Carlisle Ave
Colligan
George J. Koufos
the Franklin Nursing Inn
S. Second St
Bethel B. Back
Logsdon's
Belle Ave
Brown-Dawson
Grand Ave
Pioneer Center
Beulah Knore
Schul Road
Steve Nemckc
Naldo
Xenia Man
Radio
Thomas P. Dokas
James A. Jackson
Pens Cafe
Garfield St
Kendall Vempers
Rolland
New York State
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Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Orland
Ralph C. Pickard
Peter
Paul
Pickard
Food and Drug, Environmental Protection
Geologic Survey
Madison
Middies
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
4Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
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