County accepts revenue check for 1973 second quarter
Butler County commissioners accepted a revenue sharing check of 199818 for the second quarter 1973 to the revenue sharing trust fund. They also considered foreclosure against Dalewood subdivision in Union Township after engineer Stan Perin found eight of 18 lots sold and a $9100 cash bond. The equity appeared sufficient to bring the road to county standards.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
Butler County
Union Township
Stan Perin
Dalewood
Commission Board
Perin
Dan Fischer
Larry Gandler
Commission
Maewood
Gandler
Saturday Pastor to Speak at Seventh Day Adventist Service
Fotepa Tochterman of Findlay and graduate of Columbia Union College in Washington DC and Andrews University in Michigan will speak at the 11 15 am worship service tomorrow. His topic is You God and an Unjust Judge. The article notes legal reviews on excluding eight sold lots and requests for foreclosure on Maewood subdivision. The commission approves a $415 000 water extension in Gregory Creek area funded by property assessments with 1 50 per front foot and 500 tap in fee and sets a public hearing for Aug 13 at Liberty Elementary School.
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Fotepa Tochterman of
Findlay
Columbia Union College
Washington, D.C
Andrews University
Michigan
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Commission
Gregory Creek
Hamilton-Mason Road
Jim Hinchberger
Liberty Elementary School
Princeton Road
Middletown MARC Recycle Center Reaches Six Months
Nearly 3 000 residents used MARC the Middletown Area Recycling Center in six months depositing about 200 000 pounds of recyclables at 310 N Main St. Paper led at 111 000 pounds followed by 44 000 pounds metal containers and 35 000 pounds glass. Eyeglasses totaled 150 for New Eyes for the Needy. The center earned 518.75 from materials sales with expenses of 374.14. Volunteers staff the site three days weekly from 2 to 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
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Middletown Area
MARC
N. Main St
American Association of University Women
Boy Scout Troop 77
Miami University-Middletown’s Earth Club
Jaycees, Lions Club
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ Youth Group
Two Franklin fires cause operation delays with minimal damage
Franklin firefighters battled two blazes yesterday. At 12:30 p.m. smoke and flames from Stone Container Co. dump area on Anderson Street required two Carlisle tanker units and a bulldozer to suppress. no damage reported. At 11:42 a.m. a garbage packer truck on Ohio 123 west of I-75 caught fire. contents dumped, fire extinguished, and truck suffered no damage.
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Franklin Fire Dept
Stone Container Co
Anderson Street
Carlisle Fire Department
Ohio 123
I-75
Surburban Sanitary Service
Dayton
Mirisch Named President of Oscar Academy
Walter Mirisch, a prominent film producer, is elected as the new president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the body that awards the Oscars in Los Angeles. The announcement marks a leadership change for the organization and its annual honors.
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Los Angeles
Walter Mirisch
Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences
YMCA Offers July Swimming Lessons for Young Children
The Middletown Area YMCA lists a second session starting July 23 for children aged 5 to 7. It runs two days weekly for five weeks focusing on water orientation and basic swimming skills with fees of 15 dollars for non members 10 dollars for seniors and 5 dollars for family members. Registration is at the youth desk.
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Middletown Area
YMCA
The
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Middletown Fire Chief Emeritus Elmer Reed
Private funeral services will be held for Elmer Reed a longtime Middletown Fire Department chief emeritus who died yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He joined as a volunteer in 1898 and rose to chief in 1922 serving until 1944. Surviving are a daughter and a grandchild. His life spanned nearly a century of local fire service and civic work.
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Middletown
Crawford Street
Hamilton
Reed
Broad Street
Wentz
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Tri-State
City Commission
Eagle Lodge 528
The
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Mildred Fairies
Kensington St
Herbert F. Cunningham
Middletown- Eaton Road
Middletown Hospital
Cunningham
McGraw Construction Co
Union
Ohio
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Alice Becker
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Walter Hensley
Miltonville Cemetery
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Armco Steel Corp
American Legion Post 218
Mary
Monte
Franklin
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Donald Ward
Harry
Wilmington
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Woodside Cemetery
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Peebles
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Hauselman __Transportation Co
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Herbert
Orlando
Fla
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Kingman, Ariz
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Columbus
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Hillsboro
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Lowell Clark
Toledo
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Findlay
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Kokomo
Ind
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el Paso
Tex
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Jim) Pieratt
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Larry
Scott
Judy Miller
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Gordon
Howard
San Diego
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Clara Myerly
Mayor Court
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Westminster
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Richard
Charleston
W. Va
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Charles Crebs
West Salem
Eva Brock
Janet Walsh
Eaton Funeral Home
YMCA Day Camp Openings For Two Sessions
Openings remain for the last two sessions of the YMCA summer day camp. Sessions run July 23 to August 3 and August 6 to August 17 at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club with hiking crafts games nature study and daily swims. Cost is $20 for YMCA members and $25 for nonmembers.
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YMCA
Middletown Sportsmen's Club
Havlicek to Monitor Ohio State Fair Free Throw Contest
Boston Celtics star John Havlicek will monitor the first annual basketball free throw contest at the Aug 23 Sept 3 Ohio State Fair. The event occurs Sept 1 at 11 am with eight entrants from four boys and four girls classes. Army Silver Eagles helicopter team performs Aug 28 29 and entries must be in by Sunday. Livestock shows continue despite the $4 million fire. new swine barn planned and cattle horse barns under design for 1974.
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Boston Celtics
John Havlicek
Victor Lucas
Havlicek
Army
Silver Eagles
Lucas
Computers not a threat yet says privacy expert Westin
Alan F. Westin, Columbia Law professor, warned here that computers do not yet threaten privacy or liberty. He said the next five years are crucial to implement safeguards and citizen access to files, strict release laws, and bans on certain data collection.
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Hamilton
Alan F. Westin
Columbia University
Miami University
Westin
Miami University to acquire Western College in affiliation plan
Miami University presidents and trustees study a Western College acquisition using 1.5 million from dormitory funds, with up to 3.3 million total, including 300,000 for McKee Hall, and a state capital request of 1.8 million to seal the deal. Western would operate under Miami through next June and then become a Miami division.
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Miami of Western
Patterson Avenue
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
Western
Miami-Western
Shriver
McKee Hall
William C. Spencer
Western College of Miami University
Fire at Moore's Garage Causes Gas Line Burn
A fire at Moore's Garage on Ninth Ave started at 7:17 p.m. from a cutting torch on a gas line, causing $25 damage to a car owned by Mack Passmore of 802 14th Ave. At 8:26 p.m. Ruth Kash, 63, of 2802 Goldman Ave. on Shafer St and Miami Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital and released.
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Ninth Ave
Mack Passmore
14Th Ave
Moore
Shafer Street
Miami Avenue
Ruth Kash
Goldman Ave
Middletown Hospital
Assault suspects loose in early morning city assault
Police detectives search for two area men after they say they assaulted friends in separate incidents today. Anna Hooks 27 described being beaten by a boyfriend at 18th Avenue and Verity Parkway at about 5 a.m. She fled, reentered the car when chased, and drove to the police station. Delmar Junior Day 39 and Wade Romans 25 were struck with a tire tool at 400 Young St around 4:30 a.m. Day was listed in fair condition.
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Anna Hooks
Elm St
18Th Avenue
Verity Parkway
Delmar
Wade Romans
Peasttown Heights
Day
Romans
Young St
Inmates May Be Moved After June Dining Hall Disruption
William Dallman of Lebanon Correctional Institution said recommendations are expected next week on transferring some inmates involved in the June 15 dining hall disruption to a maximum security facility. Two men are seriously considered for transfer while five of eleven isolated inmates were sentenced to remain in isolation for 30 days and one for 15 days for conspiracy to create a disturbance.
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Lebanon
William Dallman
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Dallman
Madison High Class of 1968 Reunion at Hueston Woods
Madison High School's Class of 1968 holds its first reunion tomorrow at Hueston Woods. Activities include swimming boating and hiking. No charge for attendees. Families invited. Meet at the high school at 10 a.m.
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Madison High School
Hueston Woods
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