IRS to run once weekly taxpayer service in Cincinnati area
The IRS announced a new weekly taxpayer service in Cincinnati area. An IRS representative will be available Thursdays in room 9 at the City Building Annex 1240 Central Ave from 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm. Forms and information will be the same as those at Schmidt Building offices.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Cincinnati
Middletown
Schmidt
1630
Central Ave
Hamilton
City Building
Ast
Schmidtuilding
Doctors: Ruppert knew right from wrong could have refrained
James A. Ruppert acted with knowledge of his actions in the fatal incident. Prosecutors describe Ruppert as aware of the wrongfulness of his conduct and argue he could have chosen to refrain from killing, according to testimony from medical experts.
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Ruppert
Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
James A. Ruppert
Eee
Saan County
Victor Thaler
Dayton
Ife
Thaler
Ray
Lima State Hospital
Dr. Thaler
John Holcomb
Robert J. McDevitt
Butler County Forensic Center
McDevitt
Middletown Board Faces Tight 1976 Budget Plan
The Middletown Board of Education may approve a $17.1 million 1976 budget at the July 9 meeting, but the final figure could differ next March. The draft shows a $297,327.31 expected balance and a $1,479,600.69 shortfall against projected needs, with a $1.48 million levy tied to this year's tax, subject to November approval.
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David Flick
Middletown Board of Education
Howard Schueller
Naet
Woman testifies of love and urgent confession in Ruppert case
Wanda Bishop, 28, testified Monday that she loved James Ruppert and that he told her on Easter Sunday night that he had a problem he needed to take care of immediately.
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Ruppert
Wanda Bishop
James Ruppert
Germantown library break in nets 18-year-old suspect
An antique clock a reel of music a record two typewriters and about 10 in cash were stolen from Germantown Library in an early morning break-in. Police arrested Terry Wells, 18, at home three hours after the 3:45 a.m. discovery. bond set at 1,000 with a July 10 hearing.
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Germantown
Ptl
James Desh
Terry Wells
N. Plum St
Ene Waar
Exline
Miriam Kindig
Exline Sa
Injured Man in Fair Condition at Mercy Hospital
An injured man remained in fair condition today at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton after injuries from a car crash described as involving a driver headed west at an am p.m. The report notes a bull crossing the road and unclear details of the incident.
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Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Square D contract ratified by Local 2258
Members of Local 2258 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at the Square D Co. plant ratified a new three year contract with the company. The wage hike totals 1.58 over the term with about 71 cents an hour in year one and smaller increases in years two and three plus improved pension benefits. The current two year contract would expire in October and the new agreement takes effect today.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Square D Co
Sakesman
Police Briefs Report Theft From Several Residences
A color television and a record player were stolen from Mike Jonnam at C St trailer early yesterday after the burglar kicked in the front door and abandoned the items in the yard near Jonnsen’s trailer. A utility trailer containing a riding mower was lifted from Roy Tibbs on Verity Parkway early yesterday. A chainsaw valued at 425 dollars was taken from Caroi Collie at 4 Shaker Road sometime over the weekend.
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Mike Jonnam
Fraser
Jonnsen
Roy Tibbs
Verity Parkway
Caro! Collie
Shaker Road
Car Backing Mishap Dents McDonald’s on Verity Parkway
A car backing from a parking space rammed the side of a McDonald’s on Verity Parkway at night. Minor building damage and about 1800 dollars damage to the 1972 auto. driver Joseph 3 of 3704 Blvd said his foot slipped on the accelerator. James Lynch of 3232 Mohawk St owned the car. Witnesses reported alternating acceleration before impact.
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McDonald's
Verity Parkway
Joseph
Blvd
James Lynch
Mohawk St
Smog Alert Near in Middletown as Heat Fumes Rise
Smog levels neared alert threshold in Middletown as heat and stagnant air raised hydrocarbon concerns. SWOPAC noted 199 as highest level by 4 p.m., with St. Regis Paper Co. Armco Steel and Miami-Carey Co. eyed for possible emission curtailment if 200 were reached.
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Ted Pollard
Eryer
Southwestern Ohio Air Pollution Control Division
Swopac
St. Regis Paper Co
Armco Steel Corp
Miami-Carey Co
Monroe
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Gardner Park
Sheckler
Journal
Middletown Area News
U.S
Citizens Savings and Loan
Ctizens Savings and Loan Association
S. Breiel Blvd
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St. Regis
Armco
C.T. Morningstar
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