Assistant police chief named in Carlisle village vote
Earl C. Bolen, 28, a Carlisle officer since 1970, was named assistant police chief by the Village Council with no salary increase. The vote included three in favor, one dissent, and two abstentions. Bolen must meet high school equivalency requirements. The council also addressed sewer control and adopted the 1977 budget.
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Carlisle
Earl C. Bolen
Lucille Black
John Homan
Clyde Eldridge
Ted Burgess
Kelly Borad
Henry Hermetz
Bolen
Melvin Reece
Burgess
Reece
Ptl
Rhodes orders 2 percent state spending cut
Gov. James A. Rhodes ordered a two per cent reduction to save about 53 million dollars for the current fiscal year after a projected deficit topping 50 million dollars. The cut affects executive and administrative departments, all offices, agencies, and commissions except the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction and debt service and pension appropriations.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
William W. Wilkins
Office of
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Ruth Harvey dies at 79 in Middletown Ohio
Ruth Bunnell Harvey 79 of 101 Kensington Street died at 2 16 a.m. at her home. She helped found the Gardner Har vey Memorial Library at the Miami University Middletown campus and aided remodeling of the Middletown Public Library. Survived by one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Church of the Ascension with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Memorials to Doty House capital fund drive. Arrangements by McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Ruth Bunnell Harvey
Kensington St
Arthur Harvey
Gardner-Harvey Memorial
Middletown
Miami University
Harvey
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Diamond International Corp
Middletown Public Library
Middletown-Butler County
American Cancer Society
Middletown Hospital
Church of the Ascension
First United Methodist Church
Brown's Run Country Club
Joseph Harvey
Woodside Cemetery
Doty House Capital Fund Drive
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Nancy Manning
Queen Ave
Manning
Manchester Inn
Colony
Yankee Road First Church of God
Maggie Chaney
Moscow
Ohio
John Carter
Berea
Walter
Jose R. Baker
Rodney Williams
Yankee Road
Dolly McClain
Shafer St
Morgan County
Tom
Carl
Greenfield
Oren
Winston-Salem
N.C
Reva Stamp
Essie Fairchild
Lebanon
Velma Lenk
Inez Donovan
West Liberty
Geneva Reed
Lexington
Beverly
McCoy-Leffler
Robert Branin
Lebanon Cemetery
Chambers
Wolf County
Ramel
Albert
Zoe, Ky
Virling
Campton
Frank
Mary Ellen Tackett
Cincinnati
Dora Brixner
Franklin
Grace Thompson
Gayle Craft
Denniston
Newnam Funeral Home
Beattyville
Ora J. Sparks
Omer Spencer
Chambers Cemetery
Newnam
Carl Walker Smith
West Ave
Veterans’ Administration Center
Smith
Lila
Gerald
Masillon
Daniel
James
Danville
Hamilton
Mabel Casey
Cecil Bowhan
Latonia
Truth Tabernacle
Hamilton-Middletown Road
W. N. Hidelbaugh
Butler County Memorial Park
Doty House drive pledges surpass halfway mark
The Doty House fundraising campaign reached 53 percent of its goal at a report meeting of the Give With Love committee held at the downtown First National Bank branch. Pledges total $220,487, with $109,564 from special gifts and foundations.
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First National Bank
Campaign Cochairman
Harry
Hamilton Deaths Notice for Louise Fanter and George Paxton
Louise G. Fanter, 61, of 2420 Isabelle Lane, died recently with services planned at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Zettler. George F. Paxton Sr., 78, of 224 Main St., services set for 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Colligan.
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Louise G. Fanter
Isabelle Lane
Zettler
George F. Paxton Sr
Main St
Colligan
Warren board hires three teachers for fall staffing
Warren County Joint Vocational School board hired William McCurley agricultural mechanics F S Heath drafting and Gary Locke auto body leaving two certified positions still open before fall. Four non certified staff were also hired Margaret Trovillo Elizabeth Turner Alma Hibberd and Doris Henderson to fill cooks cafeteria and clerical roles.
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Lebanon
Warren County Joint Vocational School Board
William McCurley
F. S. Heath
Gary Locke
Margaret Trovillo
Elizabeth Turner
Alma Hibberd
Doris Henderson
New Carlisle teacher wins Buckeye 1 000 top prize
Prada Barrett, a New Carlisle elementary teacher, wins the Buckeye 1 000 game top prize of at least $400,000. She and her family watched the televised drawing as she outlasted seven contestants. Columbus residents Tony Scartz and Kay Martin also won smaller TV Extra prizes.
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Cleveland
New Carlisle
Prada Barrett
Ohio Lottery Instant Game pays out six million
About 6.525 million in prize money was paid during the first two weeks of the Instant Game. Lottery officials said 165 Ohio residents claimed prizes of 10 000 dollars each. The general fund collected 5.8 million dollars from these proceeds.
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Cleveland
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Ruth Harvey
Thomas Frisby
Thomas Harold Frisby
Sherman Ave
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Frieda
Wayne Gunkle
Mt. Clemmons
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New York
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Germantown
Eileen Willis
Englewood
Gary Moore
Vancy Manning
Dolly
Cordie Chambers
E. Fifth St
Frank Dell
Mary
Anna Dell
Celina
Dell
St. John's Lutheran Church
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Vincent E. Sacksteder
Clare Goodman
Hodapp Funeral Home
St. Clare
Carl Smith
Doty House
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Anor
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E. State St. Rt
Trenton
Larry E. Young
Dist. Mgr
Miamisburg
S. Main St
MR. Chris
FBI
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Central Ave
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Buckeye
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkwy
Lath Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
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