County Studies Day Care Pact With First Baptist Church
Butler County commissioners tabled for study a new contract with the First Baptist Church of Middletown to operate a day care center for ages 3 to 5 under the welfare department. The church would serve up to 29 children with state and federal funding covering most costs, no county expenditure. The center now serves 19 children including five in the Work Incentive Program and operates 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays with a staff of five, including a teacher.
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Butler County
First Baptist Church of
Middletown
County Welfare Department
Iet
Ron Shelton
First Baptist
Shelton
Shaffner
Welfare Department
WIN
Middletown Jaycees Offer Help For Job Opportunities Drive
The Middletown Jaycees pledged to aid fund raising for the 1972 Job Opportunities program. Led by Roger Ingram, Tom Shibley, and Roger Craft, the effort will run separately from the regular Jaycee program and support youth activities including the W W Sebald Self Reliance awards and Career Day.
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Middletown Jaycees
Jaycees
Donald C. Osborne
Jaycee
W.W. Sebald
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Osborne
First United Presbyterian Church
Theophilus May
Middletown
May
Marva Sampson
Dale Helsel
Middletown Board of Education Faces Public Tonight
The Middletown Board of Education will meet tonight facing the audience for the first time at a new board table with members seated in a row. Chair Brown has occupied a back-facing chair and the change was authorized two weeks ago by the board. The session may consider a school emblem on the new table and will act on recommended baccalaureate and commencement speakers for Middletown High School.
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Jerry Brown
Brown
Middletown Board of Education
Howard Schueller
Nixon
Martha Miller
Franklin Teacher Association
Ohio Education Association
John Tewell
Delbert Treadway
Carl Gorsuch
Ohio School Board Association
New
Franklin City Principals Association
Treadway
Detroit group backs higher gas tax for transit funds
A Detroit coalition of top officials from all four automakers voted to endorse raising state gasoline taxes to fund mass transit projects. The endorsement came Monday as a unified stance from the industry leaders aiming to boost urban transportation infrastructure.
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Detroit
Detroit Pete
Hot Dog Evidence Ties Robbery Suspect to Case
A Butler County man, Barl King, pleaded innocent to armed robbery and received $5,000 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing. Detectives said confiscated three Liberty hot dogs, a gun, and $65.23 may be part of the evidence. Victim Donna Wilkins described the holdup at the Liberty Cafe where the suspect allegedly ordered hot dogs and demanded money.
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Tony Valen
Lamb
Journal
Gary Kaup
Barl King
King
Gus Valen
Liberty
Central Ave
Rob A
Walard Knight
Clinton ‘Street
Reynolds Avenue
Knight
Donna Wilkins
Franklin Board elevates Middleton acting superintendent
Franklin Ohio board names Shelby Middleton acting superintendent to replace ill DeWitt Terry who will resign July 31 1972. Middleton, 42, has led Franklin junior high for five years and takes duties immediately without extra pay. Frank Perry to replace Middleton. Andrew Wilson to replace Perry at Central School.
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Franklin
Franklin Board of Education
DeWitt Terry
Shelby Middleton
Middleton
Terry
Franklin Teachers Association
Central School
Frank Perry
Andrew Wilson
Perry
Central
AEIF files coercion charges against Armco
The Armco Employes Independent Federation files its first formal charges in 29 years with the NLRB in Cincinnati alleging coercion by Armco Steel Corp. Leader Ralph McKenzie said the complaint cites an attempt to suppress a union delegate at Middletown Works two weeks earlier. Armco officials declined to comment pending NLRB inquiry.
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Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Armco Steel Corp
Ralph McKenzie
Armco
Cincinnati
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
McKenzie
Middletown Works
Seetian
Men Nabbed In BREE
Three men arrested early today at 515 Garfield Street face breaking and entering charges for entering an inhabited dwelling at 1604 Woodlawn Avenue Detained are Craig Moore 18 of 1513 Woodlawn Lynn Cox 22 of 7650 Hinkle Road and Jack Becraft 25 of 515 Garfield all charged with intoxication and other counts Moore was also accused of carrying a concealed weapon Cox and Becraft allegedly resisted arrest A television set and a radio were reported stolen by Mrs Myrtle Cole Details were not immediately available.
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Garfield St
Woodlawn Ave
Craig Moore
Woodlawn
Lynn Cox
Hinkle Road
Jack Becraft
Garfield
Myrtle Cole
Miller to Seek Fourth Term in Ohio 10th District
U S Representative Clarence E. Miller of Lancaster Ohio plans to run for a fourth term in the May Republican primary. He has represented the 10th congressional district since 1967.
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Washington
Clarence E. Miller
Lancaster
Ohio
Warren House Fire Leaves Home Destroyed in Warren County
A house belonging to Mrs Edwards was consumed by flames around 9 50 p m after a power line downed by gusty winds sparked the fire. Neighbors and bar staff reported the scene remained dangerous with crews from Morrow and Clarksville on site past midnight. no injuries were reported.
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Morrow
Clarksville
S Parks
City Pact Talks Resume Over 2 Year Maintenance Pact
Negotiations between the city and the maintenance and sanitation workers union resume at 7:30 p.m. in the City Building after illness delayed sessions. A 5 percent wage increase is part of the proposed two year pact. Some union members threaten to strike if no agreement is reached.
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Randy Harrison
James A. Levendusky
Cive
Levendusky
Mail Order Cigarettes No Bargain Warned in New Haven
New Haven BBB warns against mail-order cigarettes from a North Carolina distributor. At first glance prices seem bargain at 3.20 per carton including tax, but buyers incur a 2.10 carton Connecticut excise and state taxes, billed by the Tax Department, after their name and address are shared.
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New Haven
Sermons by Satellite Reach Global Audience
Religious broadcasters in Washington the Caribbean and Monte Carlo used a satellite hookup Monday night to join in a broadcast designed to beat out the word of God on a global basis, a spokesman said.
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Washington
Washingiton
Caribbean
Monte Carlo
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Butler County Grand Jury
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