Kindness opposes ERA time extension in debate
Ohio Rep. Thomas N. Kindness says he will oppose a seven year extension for ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment. He fears federal pre emption of state laws and divorce rules, while supporting an ERA amendment properly drawn. Judiciary action on the extension remains poised for a key vote next week.
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Washington
Ohio
Thomas N. Kindness
Kindness
House Judiciary Committee
ERA
Ohio General Assembly
Congress
Rayburn House
Ashbrook
John Seiberling
Judiciary Committee
Middletown Driver Education Opens Second Summer Session
Middletown City Schools offers a second driver education session in summer school starting Monday. Registration runs 8 a.m. to 12 30 p.m for Thursday and Friday at Middletown High School. Classes run 8 to 10 a.m. daily until August 11. The $10 fee applies and students must bring temporary permits. Other summer classes reach mid term with exams tomorrow and report cards Friday.
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Middletown City Schools
James Porter
Middletown High School
Middletown man to be sentenced for burglary crimes
Michael Allen Miller 18 of 1111 Lafayette Ave pleaded guilty to burglary and attempting breaking and entering. He faces sentencing July 28 in Butler County Common Pleas Court under Judge Robert L Marrs. He admitted offenses July 6 after police reported thefts at 1615 Meadow Ave and 1715 Lafayette Ave and taking heart pills and medicine.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L Marrs
Michael Allen Miller
Lafayette Ave
Orlin Evans
Meadow Ave
Anna Pleska
Miller
Liberty trustees seek speed limit survey in Dutchland Woods
Liberty Township trustees will ask Butler County engineer to survey need for speed limit signs and erect them in Dutchland Woods after a residents' association request. In other business, Fire Chief Henry Taylor said disaster plan approved by Irene Lewis. life squad member Roberta Stang completed paramedic training.
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Bethany
Liberty Township
Butler County
Dutchland Woods
Subdivision
Jill Doerner
John H. Doerner Jr
Cincinnati-Dayton
Hamilton-Mason
Henry
Taylor
Irene Lewis
Butler County Disaster Services
Roberta Stang
Bob James
James
Three Hurt In Middletown Accidents Across City
Three people were treated for injuries in separate yesterday incidents. A Monroe man, 50, fell from scaffolding at McKinley Middle School and was released after back arm and leg pains. A Trenton woman, 28, slid into first base at Goldman Park and was treated for several broken ribs before release. An 11 year old boy suffered head and neck pains after striking the pool bottom at Sunset Pool and was also released. Colby Spencer, 4365 Wayne Madison Road, Trenton, injured.
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Middletown
Monroe
McKinley Middle School
Russell van Cleve
McCready Ave
Trenton
Goldman Park
Betty Campbell
W. Home Ave
Colby Spencer
Wayne-Madison Road
Postmaster Chase Gove Dies at 95 in Dease Maryland
Chase Carpenter Gove, taught shooting by Calamity Jane and counting Buffalo Bill as a friend, died Saturday at 95. A U S Mail Service official, Gove served as postmaster of railway and ocean mail, reflecting a long career in federal service.
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Dease
Chase Carpenter
Gove
Calamity Jane
Buffalo Bill
U.S Mail Service
Knights of Digitland Play Set on Library Lawn
The Summer Youth Theatre Co. will present an original musical on the Middletown Public Library lawn Friday at 7 30 p m. The Dayton based troupe of high school and college aged performers tells of a mythic letter land where consonants are ruled by wicked vowels Two Knights from Digitland rescue the consonants The hour long show is free and open to all ages. Curtis Street will be blocked from First to Girard avenues during the performance.
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Knights of Digitland
Summer Youth Theatre Co
Middletown Public Library
Trenton Happy Fifth Mother's Club
Dayton
Digitland
Curtis Street
Girard Avenues
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and area
Obituaries list Mae Byrd Reckman 82 of 101 Harrison a died at Middletown Hospital after illness. Funeral at Joseph Kt. Baker Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Bergdall. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Wilbert Lee Longworth 58 of 2424 N Union Rd died at Middletown Hospital. Longworth, a Delco Air veteran and union representative, survived by wife Ida Belle, children, stepchildren, siblings, and six grandchildren. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Additional Hamilton deaths include William S. Ragan Harold Entwhistle Charlie Niemiller William Howard.
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Mae Byrd Reckman
Harrison A
Middletown
Reckman
George
Martha B. Davis
Hollywood, Fla
Joseph Kt. Baker
Paul Bergdall
Wilbert Lee Longworth
Union Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Longworth
Williamsburg
Longworth
Delco Air
Moraine City
Eastern Star Lodge 55
F&am
RAM
Franklin
Scottish Rite Valley
Dayton
Yankee Road
Houston
Texas
Sally Bernard
Jackson, Miss
Maria Jo Mathis
Harold
Orient
Ohio
Carl
Knoxville
Tenn
Daymon
Lathlamet
Wash
Donald
Hyden
Paul
Gratis
Lewis
Margaret Gilbert
Mary Scauzillo
Yonkers
N. Y
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Hamilton
William S. Ragan
Prytania Ave
Fairfield
Colligan Funeral Home
Harold O. Entwhistle
Mill Road
Webb
Charlie F. Niemiller
Hieb Lane
Klaus- Weigel
William Howard
Lane St
Camden Preble Shawnee Board Meeting Tonight
The Camden area school board announces a 7 p.m. session at the new high school annex building. Members will review planning for the district’s new facility and related budget considerations.
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Camden Preble Shawnee School Board
Kindness to Speak at Monroe Citizen of the Year Dinner
Rep Thomas N Kindness of Hamilton will be guest speaker at the 11th Monroe Citizen of the Year dinner at 7 p m at Congress In Kindness. He will discuss Taxes. The Citizen of the Year will be announced by a selection committee from public nominations. Tickets are $7 each, reservations via Donald Linkous or Mrs Lorine Capozzi.
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Monroe
Thomas N. Kindness
Hamilton
Congress In Kindness
Donald Linkous
Lorine Capozzi
Two bikes stolen from Taulbee home in weekend mixup
Mrs. Luther Taulbee corrected the Journal by saying two bicycles were involved. A girl’s bike valued at 85 dollars disappeared Saturday from 5330 N Vine St. An older girl’s bike found along Trenton Franklin Rd was taken home. Neighbors then reported two boys taking a second bike Sunday while the family was away.
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Luther Taulbee
Taulbee
Camden considers Main Street repaving at twenty thousand per mile
Camden Village Council discussed street pavement costs for the year. Jim Juday of Jones and Juday proposed repaving Main Street at about 20 000 per mile. The council rejected two bids for a decommissioned cruiser and will seek higher offers. They also approved paying Trotwood Circle Theater 50 for a performance in August.
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Camden
Jim Juday
Eaton
Jones & Juday
Main Street
Council
Trotwood Circle Theater
Franklin School Board OKs Textbook Purchase
Franklin voters rejected a 7 mill operating levy on June 27, yet the school board quietly approved textbooks for seven subjects costing 7277 if funds were available. The purchases cover eight grade English junior high home economics and several high school subjects to replace worn copies as money allows.
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Franklin
Franklin School Board
Shelby Middleton
Middleton
Teachers, board at wage impasse Franklin
The Franklin Education Association and the school board reached an impasse on this year's pay settlement after only one meeting since February 28. Talks continued after April 18, with votes on a 7 mill operating levy rejected again on June 27. Both sides agreed to a panel with a third party to advise, though either can reject the recommendation. Last year base pay rose to 9000 dollars as the starting minimum.
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Franklin
Franklin Education Association
FEA
Jim Vanderpool
Indiana man sentenced after Franklin hearing
Charles Roach of Connersville was fined $150 and costs for DUI with three days jail, six month license suspension, and one year probation. Additional fines and suspensions followed for driving without a license and related charges. Several others received varying fines, jail terms, and probation for assault and weapons offenses in Franklin Municipal Court.
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Franklin
Connersville, Ind
Charles Roach
John B. Tracy
Roach
Charles Napier
Todd Roach
Eugene Moore
Catskill Drive
James Thomas Agee
Ogden Drive
Middletown
Tracy Ligett
Agee
Sharon Quillen
Pennyroyal Road
James Quillen
Vanderveer St
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Liberty Trustees
Chase Gove
Mae Reckman
Woodside Cemetery
Wilbert Longworth
Dodds
Verity
Woodside
Ray Lovely
Monthru
Intment
Lemon Township
Thomas Kindness
Camden Paving
Charlotte Tibbs
Journal
School Board
Oks
U.S
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Hampton Bennett
Anthony Wayne
Pennyroyal
Indiana
High Times
Oyly Flor Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Wicoff Middletown
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