Park Board rejects recycling center site in Smith Park
The Park Board unanimously turns down Middletown Area Recycling Center bid for about 3600 square feet in Smith Park after Parks Director John Paschal recommends denial. The MARC current site at the old Borden Building on N Main Street will be razed later this year. Paschal notes the requested area is under intensive use now.
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Smith Park
John Paschal
Middletown Area
MARC
Borden
N. Main Street
Paschal
Break-in At Local Stores And Homes Reported
Over the weekend thieves took two spray paint guns from Heber Jones auto dealership at 440 N. Verity Parkway valued at 170 and 230 dollars. A color television worth 450 dollars was stolen from Sears at 25 S. Main St. A motor and battery were removed from a rotary tiller on the back porch of Herbert Sparks residence 1506 Fairmount Ave. A television was stolen from George Wade's apartment at 917 Ninth Ave last Sunday evening with no sign of forced entry.
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Sears
S. Main St
Herbert Sparks
Fairmount Ave
George Wade
Ninth Ave
Mother says they didn't shoot self in BB pellet incident
The mother of 7 year old Randall Lindsey says the eye wound from a BB gun yesterday was not self inflicted or self harm. Lindsey, of 1876 Breiel Blvd., was shot by a neighbor youth and remains in fair condition at Middletown Hospital.
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Lindsey
Middletown Hospital
Funeral notices for Middletown residents listed
Deaths and funeral details for Glenn Henderson 61 of 1301 Wrenn Court with services at Harlan Park Church of God and Woodside Cemetery. Also for Conley Ledford 64, Joseph M Martin 74, George Wade 74, Herman Allen Decatur 71, and related survivors and arrangements in Middletown.
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Sharonville
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Seventh Ave
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Herman Allen Decatur
Alfred Decatur
Thomas Memorial
Cincinnati
Hugo Sabato dies at 53 former Ohio Civil Rights chief
Hugo Sabato Cincinnati insurance executive and former chairman of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission died of an apparent heart attack at 53. Named by Gov. Rhodes to the commission in 1965, he later led the board 1967 72 and was active in the Italian societies and Hamilton County GOP. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Franklin Court binds man on assault charges
Earl B. Collins, 47, of 2790 W Ohio 122, bound to Warren County grand jury in Franklin Municipal Court on two felonious assault counts from Dec. 13 at Dee's High Spot. Bond set at 7500 each. Three petty theft defendants were fined 100 and jailed three days with terms suspended: Cathy Skinner, Timothy Smith, and Melinda Brashear. David J. Hannum was fined 100, jailed three days, license suspended six months, and required traffic school for driving while intoxicated. Donald L. Philpot faced reckless operation charges.
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S. Main St
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Village Drive
McAlpin’s
Timothy Smith
Kay Drive
Dayton South Union Truck Plaza
Melinda Brashear
Elm St
Monroe
David J. Hannum
Miamisburg
Donald L. Philpot
Counseling Service to Launch Adolescent Group in Butler County
The Counseling Service of Butler County will accept referrals for a new adolescent group for boys and girls aged 15 to 17. Led by Rev Wayne Morgan and a team of three counselors, the program aims to improve parent teacher and peer relationships through 4 to 6 sessions with open enrollment and a two hour weekly meeting. Referrals come from multiple agencies and self referrals with fees based on ability to pay and possible federal aid for eligible families.
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Edgewood voter registration deadline for school levy
Friday is the deadline to register to vote on the three mill operating levy for Edgewood schools on the February 3 ballot. Registration at Babeck Elementary was postponed by weather and moved to 4 to 8 p.m. tomorrow. Voters can also register today at Bloomfield Elementary from 4 to 8 p.m. and daily at Edgewood High School from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through Friday.
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Edgewood
Babeck
Bloomfield Elementary
Youthful suspect charged in truck theft case
A 14 year-old boy was arrested and charged with stealing a 1975 pickup truck owned by Marvin Amburgey. The theft occurred near S Main Street at 9 45 p m. He faces juvenile court on joyriding and driving without a license. The hearing is set for Thursday in Hamilton.
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Arin
Germantown Road
Carmody Boulevard
Hamilton
Marvin Amburgey
Victoria Ave
S. Main Street
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model to readers
A Beltone advertisement from Chicago offers a free non-operating model of the smallest Beltone aid to anyone responding. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level in one piece. Send for the model to Dept. 2876, Beltone Electronics Corp, 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago IL 0046.
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Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Illinois
No Shots No School Exclusion Notices Sent
Parents in the Middletown school system are being informed their child will be excluded from school starting tomorrow unless immunizations are up to date. The start was moved from today due to Martin Luther King Day. Free immunization clinics run 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow and Thursday and 1 to 3:30 p.m. Friday at the United Way Building.
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Middletown
Mildred Schwing
United Way
Songwriter Friedrich Hollaender Dies in Munich
Friedrich Hollaender, the German composer of Falling in Love Again for Marlene Dietrich in The Blue Angel, died Sunday in Munich at age 79.
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West Germany
Friedrich Hollaender
Marlene Dietrich
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