Hamilton Attorney To Announce
Hamilton Democrat Harry Wilks a prominent attorney plans a 10 a.m. press conference at his office. Wilks may seek Congress if sidelined in John Glenn’s U S Senate campaign organization and is viewed as a potential primary candidate among several party leaders. Other announced contenders include James Ruppert James L Peters and Raymond Motley for the May nomination.
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Hamilton
Harry Wilks
Wilks
Congress
John Glenn
U. S. Senate
James Ruppert
James L. Peters
Raymond Motley
Donald E. Lukens
Middletown
First Lottery Group Drafted From Middletown
Nine young men from local Board 10 left Middletown this morning as the first draftees selected under the Nixon lottery system. Their birth dates are among the first 60 pulled in the Dec 1 1969 lottery, with Board 10 covering over half of Butler County. The February call for Board 10 is 26 and those drafted then must also be among the first 60 in the lottery.
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Middletown
Butler County
Hamilton
Samaritan Returns With Large Treasury Check
A US Treasury check for 3184.27 was turned in to city police by a unnamed Good Samaritan. The check dated Jan 20 was made out to Phillip Gregory of 1607 Vermont St. Police said Gregory no longer lives there and a relative will notify him of the check.
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US. Treasury
Phillip
Vermont St
C. S. Ret
Gregory
Vermont Street
Madison Hosts Eight DECA District Contest At High School
Madison High School will host the eighth consecutive DECA district contest with 12 Miami and Greenhills co op students attending. The event includes speeches exhibitions a steak dinner and awards presentations among categories such as speech free enterprise job interviews sweetheart and sales demonstration.
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Miami
Greenhills
Valley High
Pat Thorpe
Madison
Hamilton Garfield
Kyle Shanks
Bob McCann
Tallawanda
Gary Pozsik
DECA
Ohioans Get Draft Delay
In Columbus Ohio about 600 to 1100 men will miss February induction due to a national selective service order limiting draft calls to lottery numbers of 69 or less Col William P Richardson manpower chief said about 2000 would have been called to meet a 991 quota The extras were to be sent for physicals to guard against rejections or late enlistments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Memories for Davis Ends Principal Career with Farewell
Estil Davis receives a standing ovation at Monroe High School as he retires after 21 years serving the Middletown school system. Friends, faculty, and community leaders recount his leadership and present him with gifts including a clock radio. Donald Altstaetter will succeed him as principal of Middletown Freshman High School.
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Davis
Estil Davis
Manchester Motor Inn
Gene Saylor
Toj
Middletown
Lemon
William Hendrikson
Band Boosters Association
Monroe
Gene Lubera
Lubera
Donald Altstaetter
Carpenters honor long service at union banquet
Carpenters Local Union awarded 1 009 years of service to 30 members at a banquet at Wildwood Golf Club. Brack Amyx received a 50 year pin from local president Dick Hickman after a career starting in 1919 with McGraw Construction Co. Amyx retired at 65, returned to work at 73 citing health and desire to work.
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Carpenters Local Union
Brack Amyx
Dick Hickman
Amyx
McGraw Construction Co
Crawford St
Wildwood Golf Club
Stanley Wasson
Ervin Watkins
Hobart Duff
Kern Fagett
Wendel Hammond
Este Brooks
Charles Fullen
Rolly Harrison
Tracy Johnson
Gus Kelly
Tony Wells
Norman Knott
Marion Cook
Owen Hammond
Ernie Ross
Melvin Shat‘to
Hobart Welch
Harold’ Wise
James Branham
Riley Freeze
Valmin Gentry
John Miller
Andrew Neff
Robert Roser
Charles Gentry
Winfred Gevedon
Guy Smethers
Alney Hammond
Clarence Burns Isr
George Crathers
Women Invited To 24th District Republican Lunch
The Montgomery County Women's Republican Club hosts a luncheon for women of the 24th District on February 14 at the Imperial House South starting 12 30 p.m. Speaker is Bernard Keller. Interested women should contact Martha Douglas at 422 3805 before February 10.
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Montgomery County
Women’s Republican Club
24Th District
Imperial House
Bernard Keller
Gwen ‘Kline
Martha Douglas
Middletown
14 Arrested For Harboring Young Kids
In Columbus Ohio fourteen people were arrested over the weekend for allegedly sheltering runaways. Five were released on bond, nine remain in custody after a police operation following a juvenile overdose incident near the Ohio State University area. The group reportedly moved runaways between communal apartments.
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Columbus
Mitchell Stauffer
University
Talk Of Wars Nearly Starts War Skirmish Reported
Police described a minor skirmish over America's wars after a call to 16th Avenue and Minnesota Street at 11 15 a.m. They spoke with Robert Davis who said a man he argued with pulled a gun on him and struck him on the head. Davis sustained a small scalp laceration not requiring medical care.
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America
16Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Robert Davis
Davis
Mother and Daughter Hurt in Dual Middletown Crashes
A Middletown woman Jean C. Matthews 20 and her 2 year old daughter Lisa were treated and released after two crashes within five minutes near Rt. 4 and Pinta Avenue. Donna Tyree 18 was hurt as a passenger in a second collision involving James Tyree 20. Both drivers faced charges for failing to stop.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Jean C.matthews
Germany Town Road
Lisa
Donna Tyree
Park St
James E. Tyree
Rt. 4
Pinta Avenue
Matthews
Lawrence K. Greene
Welch
W. Va
Green
Tyree
City and Union Resume Talks in Dayton With Mediator Change
Negotiators from the city and the union, assisted by mediator Wesley Vanover replacing Ed Windes, planned a Dayton meeting to finish two remaining issues pay and a cost of living clause in the contract. City officials note salary differences between 1969 and 1970 under the proposed 36 cent hourly increase. Garbage collections have shifted to Friday pickups in specific neighborhoods.
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Dayton
Ed Windes
Wesley Vanover
Windes
Vanover
Union
Dan Rothe
South End
Manchester Meadows-Ayershire Acres
Breiel Boulevard
City considers topographic survey contract and electrical code update
The City Commission will discuss a contract with a surveying company to prepare topographic maps for the Weber W. Sebald Park golf course. Also on the agenda is an ordinance adopting the 1968 National Electrical Code as part of the city building code.
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Weber W. Sebald Park
City Commission
Commission
No Report Cards For Grade School
Elementary pupils in East Los Angeles will not receive report cards starting February 2. Parent-Teacher Conversations will replace reports, with a final progress report at year end. Students lagging in subjects will get special help and be advanced if appropriate.
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Los Angeles
Asst. Supt
Herbert Cadwell
Caldwell
Murder Jury Selection Starts in Middletown Trial
In Butler County court Judge Fred B. Cramer began selecting a jury from a 75 name pool for the first degree murder trial of Robert Marshall, 18, of Middletown. Prosecutors Richard J. Wesser and John F. Holcomb lead the case for the state, with Ronald C. Morgan and Walter S. Houston for the defense. Marshall is accused of fatally shooting Wayne Chester, 19, outside Some Place Cafe on S Main Street after an June 29 altercation. he was 17 at the time of the incident.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Robert Marshall
15Th Ave
Middletown
Richard J. Wesser
John F. Holcomb
Ronald C. Morgan
Walter S. Houston
Cincinnati
Marshall
Wayne Chester
Vannest Ave
Some Place
S. Main Street
Agnew’s Rap Of News Has Useful Impact
Congressman Clarence J. Brown said Spiro Agnew’s criticism of the press has helped both the media and the public. The Kentucky report notes Brown’s remark came Saturday in Lexington.
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Agnew
Brown
Lexington
Spiro Agnew
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Brown says Agnew on TV news separation and editorials
Chuckle Brown remarks to the Kentucky Press Association that Agnew is right that networks should separate news and opinion. He notes newspapers are starting to editorialize within news columns and ponders a world where a square orbit could be imagined.
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Brown
Kentucky Press Association
Agnew
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