Woodsdale Road site chosen for Butler County landfill
Butler County board accepts Moulenbelt Seifert recommendations to develop a county sanitary district with the Woodsdale Road site for a proposed landfill. Public hearing voices concern over road damage and flood plain pollution from the Hamilton River, while officials urge prompt action.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board
Woodsdale Road
Cale Logsdon
William Denham
Middletown
Moulenbelt & Seifert
Dayton Consulting Engineers
Valentine Seifert
Dayton
Seifert
Jack Kirch
Hamilton Public Works
County Sanitary District
James Hinchberger
Thezaak Walton League
Otterbein Home Fourth of July Parade Largest Yet
Residents of Otterbein Home and nearby facilities along Ohio 741 joined in the seventh annual and biggest July 4 parade. All 168 residents participated, some marching others in costumes or parade units. A 120 piece Sousa style band played patriotic tunes and the Star Spangled Banner. Mrs. Weldon Beathard and Robert McKeever led arrangements. an indoor picnic followed.
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Otterbein Home
Ohio
Lebanon
Monroe
Weldon Beathard
Robert McKeever
Lebanon Man Dies After Odd Fall At Home
Gene E. Fraker aged 35 of 320 Mechanic Street died at noon Sunday from injuries incurred Saturday evening when he fell down a metal stairway at his residence. Lebanon police called the incident an odd accident with no foul play suspected. no hospital treatment was received and investigators learned of the death Sunday.
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Lebanon
Gene E. Fraker
Mechanic St
Fraker
Drowning tragedy in Franklin farm pond claims 15 year old
Ernest F. Neumeister a Franklin High sophomore and church member drowned while swimming alone in a farm pond near his home. Survived by his mother a schoolteacher and two brothers one serving in the Navy, the body recovered within minutes after the 5 p m incident. The coroner ruled the drowning accidental. The pond rests near Pennyroyal Road about half a mile from the Neumeister residence.
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Franklin
Ernest F. Neumeister
Marietta Neumeister
Pennyroyal Road
Anglesby
Japan
Franklin High School
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin Public
David
Navy
Tawan
John H
San Francisco
Sempers
Franklin Rescue Squad
Neumeister
Flushing Fire Hydrants May Discolor Water This Week
Assistant Chief Jess Border said the annual hydrant flushing may conclude this week. Flushing is set for tomorrow and the next three days, with valves opened south of Central Avenue and east of Breiel Boulevard and in the Mayfield and Clifton Farms subdivisions. He noted the water may appear discolored but remains safe to drink.
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Jess Border
Division of Fire
Flushing
Central Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Mayfield
Clifton Farms
Border
Sing Out Group Loses Another in Franklin Incident
In Franklin, 14 year old Gloria Alexander was struck by a car driven by Edgar Ray Griffey and died from head injuries after leaving a Fourth of July concert at Franklin Community Park. She is survived by her parents and multiple siblings. Funeral services are scheduled tomorrow at Corwin Pentecostal Church.
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Franklin
Kenny Justice
Waynesville
Gloria Alexander
Frankin
Edgar Ray Griffey
Martha Drive
Alexander
Middletown
Ie Franklin Life Squad
Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Jim Crane
Griffey
Justice
Ohio 48
Miss Alexander
Eugene Clark
Christopher
Timothy
Michael
Sill Lamb
Ralph Clark
Cincinnati
Corwin Pentecostal Church
Rcy Lamb
Miami Cemetery
Summer Pops Concert featuring Len Mink in Sunset Park
Len Mink, Cincinnati TV star, headlines the Summer Pops in Sunset Park with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The first of three city concerts begins Thursday at 8 p.m. under conductor Erich Kunzel, with seating on a portable stage and rain contingency indoors at Miami University. Mink, 23, known for national TV appearances, will sing a mix of Bacharach, Kingston Trio, Jobim, and Bernstein selections, concluding with West Side Story.
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Len Mink
Cincinnati
Sunset Park
Mink
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Middletown Normality
Cincinnati Symphony
Erich Kunzel
Dave Finkleman
Middletown
Miami University
Sousa, Lerner and Anderson
Bert Bacharach
Hermann and
Jobim
Jim Webb
Phoenix
Fantasticks
Randazzo
Weinstein
Bernstein
Tonight Show
Upbeat
Steve Allen
Dennis Whaley
Channel 9
Marion
Navy
Marion J
Vietnam veteran accused in flag burning in Douglas Park
Police report no charges filed as of 10 a.m. today after a flag burning witnessed by several people. Eldon Jones, 23, of 1406 Yankee Road, identified as the culprit. the flag belonged to Rev. Willie Bankston. Jones served two years in Vietnam and Germany. Bankstons were away on a Jamaica trip. A Black Power salute was given by the suspect but no disorder observed.
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Vietnam
Douglas Park
James Miller
Division of Police
Yankee Road
Leonard Jones
Journal Today
Germany
United States
Willie Bankston
Minnesota St
Bankston Yard
Bankstons
Jamaica
Bhutan Holds Nationwide Prayers Against Bad Year
GANGTOK Bhutan officials say the government is conducting nationwide prayers to ward off the evil effects of the current year on the lunar calendar. The effort aims to avert misfortune or disasters attributed to this year.
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Gangtok
Bhutan
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Lee Marvin
Clint Eastwood
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John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
America
Bob Wendt
Bitter End
New York City
Grand Ole’ Opry
Nashville
Knoxville
Wcpo-Tv
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DAILY
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