United Way shifts to operating funds only in future drives
United Way of Middletown adopts policy to separate capital needs from annual drives. Beginning immediately campaigns will seek operating funds only with capital requests handled by each agency after formal United Way board approval. A breakfast meeting on Feb 3 will outline the revised plan to business leaders.
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United Way
Board of Governors
Gordon E. Hughes
The
United
Hughes
United Way Board
Civic Association
Deaths and services for Maier Truss Haan Allen Hasler
Obituaries list Albert H. Maier 84 Middletown with funeral 2 p.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Burial Woodside Barbara Park Convalescent Home. Gary Truss 64 Anniston Ala funeral today Irving Birmingham VA Hospital. Survivors include three sons two daughters. Hamiliton Deat hs Mrs Ethel Haan 89 Frederick Md Mrs Lillian Allen 66 Middletown services Monday Mrs Louise Hasler 63 Webb Proeschel.
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Albert H
Chick) Maier
Middletown
McCoy-Leffler
Robert Scully
Woodside Cemetery
Maier
Barbara Park Convalescent Home
Gary Truss
Anniston
Ala
Irving Funeral Home
Veterans Administration Hospital
Birmingham
Harry
Joe
Leroy
Callie Smith
Eloise McGowan
Truss
Hamilton
Ethel Haan
Minor Ave
Frederick
Lillian Allen
Highland Place
Webb
Louise Hasler
Canal Road
Proeschel
Fire and medical calls reported across city locations
At 3 30 a m Daisy Ledford 63 received oxygen and was taken to hospital after a fire at 209 S Breie Broad Yesterday at 10 30 p m authorities assisted a resident locked out at 2905 Grand Ave At 6 53 p m Gerry Akers 27 was treated and released for head pains at 532 Crawford St Cleo Lovelace ? fell on ice at 1702 Central Ave and was admitted in fair condition A vehicle fire under the hood at 2213 N Verity Parkway caused damage to a truck owned by Werner of Dayton Mary Williams 27 ill was treated at 708 18th Ave Sharicn Clark 2 bound left ear injury treated at hospital 2 07 p m at 517 Lamplight Court and 3 35 p m a tractor trailer overheating wiring caused a fire under hood and damaged the vehicle of Werner of Dayton.
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S. Breie! Broad
Daisy Ledford
Grand Ave
Crawford St
Gerry Akers
Central Ave
Cleo Lovelace
Law students form statewide Ohio Student Bar Association
DAYTON Ohio AP a statewide law student group will form at a meeting on January 31 at the University of Dayton School of Law. Students from law schools across the state will create the Ohio Student Bar Association to address issues including uniform grading practices and a student bill of rights.
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Dayton
Ohio
University of Dayton School of Law
The
Ohio Student Bar Association
New Two Dollar Bill to Return in Middletown
A new two dollar bill returns to circulation in Middletown and other areas within three months. Bank official Bill Hart of First National says public adoption is key to success, with use lowering government costs. Barnitz Bank and First National will stock bills April 13 as the government forecasts annual savings of 4 to 7 million dollars.
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Middletown
Bill Hart
First National Bank of
Barnitz Bank
First National
Fire destroys trailer at Armco site
A construction trailer owned by McGraw Construction Co. was destroyed by fire last evening at the coke plant in Area B of Armco Steel Corp. Another trailer parked alongside was scorched by flames. Firemen said the fire.
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McGraw Construction Co
Armco Steel Corp
Vandals smash windows at Montgomery Ward store
A large piece of asphalt broke a plate glass window at Montgomery Ward, 700 N University Blvd, causing about 200 dollars in damage. Police found the window during patrol after midnight. no entry signs were found after a store check with a manager. A bicycle valued at 50 dollars was stolen from 1201 Highland St overnight. A trailer fire at the same address destroyed the first trailer, with 2500 dollars loss to the trailer and 1000 dollars to contents. a second trailer suffered minimal damage. No injuries. Firemen responded again at 5:45 to Armco due to a pump motor short, causing moderate damage.
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Montgomery Ward
N. University Blvd
Kenneth Hatfield
Highland St
Armco
Area A
Explosion hits Cincinnati post office building
Fire caused by an electrical outlet short circuit forced brief evacuation at the U S Post Office Building in Cincinnati. No injuries reported. Damage to one room estimated at up to 5000 dollars. Mail processing halted then resumed later.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bert Lugannani
Post Office
Girl 4 hurt in city crash on Manchester Road
A four year old girl, Laura Mallory, sustained injuries in a two car collision on Manchester Road near Vannest Avenue at 7 10 p m. Yvonne Mallory 26 drove the westbound Mallory car while Fred Irwin 64 left turned his car in front of it. Damage totaled about 500 dollars and no citations were issued.
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Manchester Road
Vannest Avenue
Yvonne Mallory
Dix Road
Manchester
McGee's
Fred Irwin
Lowell St
Mallory
Middletown Bus Drivers Return to Work After Sit-In
All Middletown school buses were back in service and on schedule for Monday after a meeting between substitute drivers and officials. Superintendent Samuel Dalton said drivers promised to return to work while meetings will address grievances on route vacancies and pay practices. About 1,200 students missed rides Thursday and yesterday as 10 regular and 12 substitute drivers were out.
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Middletown
Samuel Dalton
Herman Rottinghaus
Finance and Business Administration
Rottinghaus
Police briefs on battery, radio thefts and a youth incident
A large chain on a car hood failed to deter thieves who stole Geraldine Willoughby’s battery at 465 Main St. The battery was worth $20. Also stolen was a Citizens band radio from Howard Ritter of Union, Ohio valued at $145. A van at Montgomery Ward on University Boulevard lost a $2710 item belonging to John Totten of 2205 Erie Ave. at the Miami University Middletown Campus. A 16 year old was treated at Middletown Hospital after taking his mother's pain pills and whisky yesterday.
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Geraldine Willoughby
Main St
Citizens Band
Howard Ritter
Union
Ohio
Montgomery Ward
University Boulevard
John Totten
Erie Ave
Miami University
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Police to discuss job action after failed pay talks
The Fraternal Order of Police meets Tuesday to decide on possible job action after the city refused to improve its six percent salary offer. The FOP proposed ten percent with fringe-benefit tweaks. city officials cited costs and declined a higher raise, prompting calls for bargaining on benefits and potential joint talks with other city groups.
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FOP
Dayton
FDP
Paul Lewis
Dave Schul
Lewis
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