Middletown Fire Department seeks 2 new firefighters
More than 100 men submitted applications by the 5 p.m. Monday deadline for firefighter jobs in Middletown. As of 1:30 p.m. yesterday 102 applicants had filed. Tests are scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the city building chamber. Two vacancies exist in the Middletown Division of Fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawson
Lawson
City Commission Chamber
Middletown
1971 Middletown Phone Book Due Monday
Ohio Bell starts delivery of about 65 000 Middletown and vicinity telephone books next week by 69 carriers. The slate blue 1971 directory marks Ohio Bell’s 50th year in service with 240 pages and 22 452 listing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Watts
Ohio Bell
Middletown and Vicinity
Watts
Ohio Bell to adopt 411 directory assistance number
The Middletown Franklin Trenton and Monroe area will switch to 411 for directory assistance starting Monday. The telephone number will change to 410 2345. Robert F Watts cites uniformity and easier use across Ohio Bell regions and says customers will receive mail reminders.
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Middletown
Franklin
Trenton
Monroe
Robert F. Watts
Ohio Bell
Watts
PWP Meeting Tuesday Opens With Family Program
The Middletown Parents Without Partners chapter hosts a 8 p.m. meeting in the university branch First National Bank community room. The Carl Reichenback family present A Look at Second Marriage with former members now alumni advisers. Open to all single parents and their teen children.
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Carl Reichenback
Middletown
Parents Without
University
First National Bank
Reichenback
Armco Plans No Layoffs Amid Steel Cutbacks In Ohio
Armco Steel Corp. says no immediate layoffs despite U S Steel closing its Youngstown Ohio Works and Republic Steel delaying shutdowns. Middletown Works manager Jim Townsley notes July orders dip slightly but no job cuts planned. temporary summer workers would be released first if orders fall further.
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Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Jim Townsley
Middletown
U.S. Steel Corp
Youngstown
Republic Steel Corp
Canton
Massillon
Townsley
Armco
Judge Cramer ruling forces city to change water billing setup
Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B. Cramer ruled the city must stop charging past owner bills to new homeowners and instead file a lien on the property. The decision may trigger an appeal from city officials who say the ruling risks revenue and complicates billing.
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Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Dale Helsel
City Commission
Cramer
Wills
Helsel
Tilmon Ellison
Ellis
Middletown Unveils 12.9 Mile Mature Bike Route
The Middletown park department opens a 12.9 mile bikeway aimed at mature riders. About 50 green signs mark the route guided by Parks Director John Paschal and Dave Lamphier. The loop runs from Carmody Boulevard through Main Street Lafayette University Highland Goldman Kensington Roosevelt Breiel Manchester Eldora Wilbraham Germantown back to Carmody with peak traffic restrictions.
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John Paschal
Dave Lamphier
Middletown
Paschal
Park Board
Bikeway Advisory Committee
Carmody Boulevard
Main Street
Ohio Unemployment Under 4 Per Cent But Rising
William E. Garnes of the Ohio Bureau of Employment told Middletown Democratic Club that unemployment remains under four per cent yet rising. He called four per cent a conservative figure and noted Cleveland's gloom amid new income tax plans he said favor business leaders. He added fourteen per cent of unemployed are Vietnam veterans, higher than peers.
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Ohio
William E. Garnes
Ohio Bureau of Employment
Middletown
Democratic Club
Garnes
Cleveland
Gilligan
Doctor in Hamilton Drug Case Is Dismissed
Hamilton physician Dr. Flavious E. Allery, 73, had four counts of unlawful delivery of barbiturates and amphetamines dismissed by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. The court ruled evidence did not show intentional law violation and ordered him to stop dispensing dangerous drugs without prescriptions and to dispose of the current inventory.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Flavious E. Allery
Washington Blvd
Ohio Bureau Restructures Into Eight Districts
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services will reorganize into eight districts with district managers reporting to Columbus. District 1 will cover Middletown and Butler County plus Warren Hamilton Clermont Brown Adams Highland and Clinton counties. A four man staff is planned for the Cincinnati district office. District 2 will supervise offices in Montgomery Dayton Preble Greene Clark Miami Darke Mercer Auglaize Shelby and Logan counties.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Columbus
William E. Gaines
Middletown
Butler County
Warren
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown
Adams
Highland
Clinton
William A. Robinson
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Dayton
Prebie
Greene, Clark
Miami
Darke
Mercer
Auglaize
Shelby
Logan Counties
Lukens Denies House Run. Plans 1972 State Senate Bid
Former congressman Donald E. Lukens says he will seek the Fourth District state senate seat in 1972 and not the U.S. House seat being vacated by Rep. William M. McCullough. He says rumors tied to a Washington visit are unfounded and hints at possible 1974 runs for governor or the U.S. Senate while keeping Growth Management Inc. and loaned campaign debt in view.
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Donald E. Lukens
Lukens
U.S. House
William M. McCullough
Fourth Congressional District
Columbus
McCullough
Washington
Senate
Rep
Walter E. Powell
U.S
Growth Management Inc
Gasoline Incident In Middletown Hospitalizes Infant
A one month old boy named Michael L. Banks was brought to Middletown Hospital by police after ingesting an undetermined amount of gasoline. He is in good condition. He is the son of Mrs Hazel Banks of 1937 Vance Street.
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Middletown Hospital
Michael L. Banks
Hazel Banks
Vance St
Extra Chuckle It's tough to pay 80 cents a pound
A humorous line notes the sting of paying 80 cents per pound for meat and quips about the annoyance of paying only a small amount.
Burned Man in Serious Condition After Lantern Fuel Blast
Franklin a 47 year old man Warren Edwards of 495 Millard Drive is reported in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after flames from lantern fuel used to burn grass exploded. He sustained burns to chest hands arms and face during the incident around 9 30 last night.
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Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Warren Edwards
Millard Drive
Aestheti
Franklin Life $Quadmen
Cultural and Technical Society
Edwards
Vorhis
Journal
City Girl Wins $150 Scholarship
Susan Vorhis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert P Vorhis of 3200 Mitte Road, Fenwick High School Class of 1971, received a $150 FACTS scholarship to Bowling Green State University from the Dayton-based program.
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Bowlin Green State University
Ben
Susan Vorhi
Robert P. Vorhis
Mitte Road
Vorhis
Fenwick High School
Dayton-bas
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