State Law Feb 1 Tightens Air Pollution Rules
City faces tougher state air quality standards set to cut allowable smoke time from six minutes to three per hour after Feb. 1. Industry will bear higher costs and must submit compliance schedules within six months, with potential two one year extensions. Sorg Paper Co. may gain timing flexibility but still faces expense to meet the new controls.
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James C. Hourihane
Hourihane
Houricane
Leeda Pov
Columbus
Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
Plaques Honor Shelter Founders As Humane Group Reflects
The Humane Association of Miami Valley dedicates plaques to late Colin and Mrs. Gardner and honors founders Mrs. Al Ober and Robert L. as leaders. Officers and new appointees are listed amid a 1971 financial report showing operating expenses at $28,871.20 and income of $21,285.60.
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Harry A. Finkelman
The
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Colin Gardner
al Ober
Robert L
Robert L. of. the Association. Plaques To Bookwalter
Gravel Pit
Leland C. Lynch Jr
Association
Richard Waaler
Memorial of
Hamilton
Garrett E. Kauffman
James S
Richard M. Wilson
God
Man
Zoning Protest Against Rinks Finally Dismissed
A 1966 suit by E Whiteaker area residents against Drive Rinks discount department store was dismissed in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Judge Fred B. Cramer rendered judgment for the defendants at plaintiffs’ costs after neither side appeared. Defendants included HIs Code Trading Corp A A Welsh Co and Barbara Park Realty Corp. The case sought a permanent injunction to block B-1 zoning for a neighborhood business store at Roosevelt Boulevard and Orchard Street. About $3 000 reportedly related to attorney fees was at issue. The building had been built and the store operated since.
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James
E. Whiteaker
Barbara Barbara Park
Rinks Discount
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
His Code Trading Corp
A. A. ‘Welsh & Co
Cleveland
Barbara Park Realty Corp
Central Ave
Roosevelt Boulevard
Orchard Street
Barbara Park
Four Juniors Escape Warren County Detention Center
Four youths four 16 year olds escaped the Warren County Juvenile Detention Center in Lebanon after tampering with door locks and hiding in the shower room. Two boys from Harveysburg and two girls from Franklin were still at large with deputies pursuing them after a warning shot drove one youth to fall. A Lebanon boy was captured minutes later.
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Aaron L. Wright
Wright
Mae
East Street
Sims
Sheriff's Office
Cecil Vires
Vires
S—Iamet
Franklin Librarian Resigns Over Board Harassment
Robert Eshleman, head librarian at Franklin Public Library for 16 years, says he resigns due to harassment by board members. Several trustees plan to resign in support, citing a dysfunctional board and pressure on staff. Eshleman notes detailed financial queries and integrity questions as key issues.
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Franklin
The
Franklin Public
Robert Eshleman
Eshleman
Layman
Eshlerman
State Auditor's Office
Dayton Public Library
Two Hurt In Stabbing and Shooting Incident
A man and woman were injured in a domestic dispute on Minnesota Street at 12:23 a.m. He suffers two bullet wounds to the right foot and a neck laceration. she has a chest stab wound. A .32 caliber revolver, a butcher knife, and a pocket knife were found at the scene. Both were treated. officers said warrants may be sought.
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Willie Cox
Minnesota St
Middletown Hospital
Mamie Ramsey
Minnesota Street
Cox
Ramsey
Baby Boy In Fair Condition After Cincinnati Crash
One year old Steve Williams of 2104 Lamberton St. was listed in fair condition at Children's Hospital Cincinnati with head injuries from a Tuesday crash at Roosevelt Boulevard and Jackson Lane. His sister Mary Ann 11 and grandmother Ruth Willams 49 were treated at Middletown Hospital after a collision at the intersection.
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Steve Williams
Lamberton St
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Boulevard
Jackson Lane
Mary Ann
Ruth Willams
Middletown Hospital
Auto Storage Zoning Law Question Sparks Planning Debate
Keays Subdivision residents challenge a four acre Jefferson Road site leased to Dietz Wrecker Service for wrecked car storage. Planning commissioners debate whether 1 1 light industrial T 1 land fits auto storage pending City Attorney Ellison opinion. They approve two development plans on Roosevelt Boulevard amid the controversy.
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Keays Subdivision
Jefferson Road
James R. Howerton
James Miller
Dietz Wrecker Service
Keays
Tilmon Ellison
R. Paul Christiansen
Robert Metz
Ward Browning
Walter Spindler
Browning
Planning Commission
Ray Fening
Warren Printz
Francis Carmody
Fening
Ellison
al Rubin
Melody Heights Inc
Roosevelt Boulevard
Jackson Lane
Donald E. Smith
Omer C. Hurlburt
Roosevelt
Eaton Avenue
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Milo Fealy
Victoria Lane
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Fealy
Fred Sennet
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