Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Risks In Winter
Winter heating raises CO poisoning risk as fuels like wood coal oil and gas vent fumes in sealed homes. Improper burning and poor ventilation cause most incidents says Tom Magoto of the Ohio Department of Health. Ensure furnaces stoves are inspected and avoid running engines in closed spaces to prevent deaths.
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Cording
Tom Magoto
Hio Department of Health
ODH
Magoto
Middletown
Baltimore Street
Walton seeks budget boost to hire staff and raise sheriff salaries
Walton asks Butler County Commissioners for a near 40 cent increase to fund three process servers, nine deputies, three jail personnel, a clerk, crime prevention office, youth aid officer, and higher deputy salaries. They warn funding limits, noting risks of losing trained personnel and nonstandard weapons, while the matter is reviewed for a workable solution.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Robert Walton
Walton
Jai
8Riff
Alton
Arthur Reiff
Commission
Dale Logsdon
Fairfield
Oxford
Middletown Board Education Holds Public Journal Discussion
An open discussion is slated for Wednesday at 7 30 p m inviting Middletown and Monroe residents to attend. The session will address concerns with the board and will be held in the school administration building on Girard Avenue.
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Middletown Board
Middletown
Monroe
Girard Avenue
Middletown School District balance eyed at $1 million
A Middletown Teachers Association spokesman estimates a roughly $1 million year end balance for the district, based on a $2.6 million November balance and December expense projections. Board review and potential MTA negotiations hinge on the figures to be discussed at an executive session prior to tomorrow's meeting.
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Middletown Teachers Association
Middletown
Samuel Dalton
Board of Education
Betty York
MTA
Police pay talks hinge on 19.4 percent gap
FOP President Paul Lewis said the sole sticking point in negotiating a 1977 wage package for patrolmen with the city is a 19.4 percent differential between top-paid patrolmen and sergeants. He said raising the gap to 15 percent between all ranks could secure an immediate settlement.
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FOP
Paul Lewis
Lewis
Fenue
Dave Schul
International Association of Chiefs of Police
IACP
Middletown
Armco burn victim in serious condition at Cincinnati hospital
James Bussell, 47, of Monroe, was reported in serious condition today in the burn treatment center at Cincinnati General Hospital after a Friday night incident at the No. 2 open hearth. Bussell, an Armco Steel employee, had previously been listed in serious to critical condition.
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James Bussell
Austin Smith Road
Monroe
Cincinnati General Hospital
Bussell
Armco Steel
Cincinnati
Father and son in hospital after attack in Middletown
Marion Combs 65 and his son Gale 33, both of Village East Apartments, remain in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. Marion was shot Saturday night while Gale was stabbed in the throat. Donald Bowles 42 of Elwood Street is in custody.
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Marion Combs
Apt. A
Village East
Gale
Middletown Hospital
Combs
Cha
Donald ‘‘Buster’’ Bowles
Elwood St
Theft report mixup targets wrong address
A theft report in The Journal wrongly cited 112 S. Clinton St as the location. The actual incident involved 811 Fourth Ave where a television and component system were stolen, and a caretaker confirmed the Johnson resident does not live at 112 S. Clinton St.
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S. T
Pebbie Johnson
Fourth Ave
S. Clinton St
Johnson
Middletown United Way Annual Meeting Set Tomorrow
The Middletown Area United Way will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 p m in the United Way meeting room. After the annual report the board will vote on ten nominees for one year terms and eleven of thirty seven board members will be nominated to the executive committee.
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Middletown Area
United Way
Brothers and Ters
Greater
Middletown
Realtor A. Ross Hughes Installed in Ohio Association Post
Hamilton realtor A Ross Hughes was installed for the remaining one year as district five member of the Ohio Association of Realtors. He succeeds Cincinnati’s R Chester Wilson who retires from the position for health reasons.
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Hamilton
A. Ross Hughes
Ohio Association of Realtors
R. Chester J
Zeke’”’ Wilson
Cincinnati
Terrible winter 1917 18 photo inquiry in Middletown
Readers are invited to share snow pictures from the 1917 18 harsh winter era for possible use in a Journal story by George Crout. Contact Mardi Besterman, Sunday editor, at 422 3611 with any photos.
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Middletown
George Crout
Mardi Besterman
Patrolman Don Wallace Retires After Long Police Service
Patrolman Don Wallace has retired from the Division of Police after 300 years of service. He worked in the Traffic Division and his retirement becomes effective with part acres with a yellow avalon. A replacement has not been named.
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Ptl
Don Wallace
Division of Police
Avalon
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