Women electricians light up at Electric Unlimited Co
Four women Darlene Mitchell Mary Jenkins Pam Burns and Chris Johnson join Electric Unlimited Co in Columbus Ohio as electricians They say the work is challenging yet rewarding and praise the job for offering independence The owner Steve Hatfield notes difficulty finding reliable male workers and values the women’s dexterity and commitment Mitchell Burns Jenkins and Johnson each share how training and family support bolster their new careers
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Columbus, Ohio
Darlene Mitchell
Mary Jenkins
Pam Burns
Chris Johnson
Electric Unlimited Co
Steve Hatfield
Hatfield
Jenkins
Fratfield
Phil
Miss Johnson
New House
Counties Getting Attention From Tax Revolt Sparks
ATLANTA AP. Counties gain focus as tax reform and a voter revolt draw attention to their role. Charlotte Williams, elected Tuesday as NACo’s first black president, vows to educate citizens about county government and its revenue reliance on property taxes despite policy shifts spurred by lobbying.
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Genesee County
Mich
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California
Oil Leak Funnels 7000 Gallons Into Drina River
A government commission said that more than 7,000 gallons of crude oil leaked into the Drina River near Zvornik in central Yugoslavia after a worker failed to tighten a screw on a storage tank. The spill continued for two days before fishermen spotted it.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
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Zvornik
West Elkton seeks bids on pumper fire truck
Village Council approved bidding for a new pumper fire truck estimated at about 30000 dollars. The heavy 1000 gallon per minute unit will replace a 1954 pumper and is favored over a lighter 750 gpm option for greater capability. Council aims to dispose the project with financing from village and Gratis Township fire levies possibly aided by state or federal funds.
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State Bank
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Middletown
Ohio
Treasury Securities
U.S
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United States
Trust Department
Robert E. Gloeckler
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Man Pleads Guilty to Store Break-In in Middletown
An 18 year-old Middletown man Vincent L Venters pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to a break-in at Dillmans Store at 2100 Central Ave Middletown. A second suspect Thomas Moore 20 was shot in the leg by police as he fled. Sentencing set for 9 am August 2 after a presentence investigation.
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Bonne Starks
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Hamilton
Ohio
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Gerald
Daly Atty
First
Middletown
Onio
Butler County Common Pleas Court
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Central Ave
Vincent L. Venters
Rufus St
Venters
Thomas Moore
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
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