Body in river found near Morrow
Donald Schleehauf drowned when his rowboat capsized in the Seerae river and his body was found in the Little Miami River an island about one mile below Stubbs Mill Bridge near Morrow. Funeral services set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at Morrow Cemetery with Vale Funeral Home handling arrangements. Memorials to Emily Jones Home Lebanon.
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Morrow
Donald Schleehaus
Little Miami
Morrow Fire Department
Warren County Marine Patrol
Stubbs Mill Bridge
Schleehauf
Seerae River
Miami St
Morrow Cemetery
Brooks Holtzclaw
Vale Funeral Home
Emily Jones
Lebanon
Fifth candidate Mrs Nein enters Middletown school race
Betty Lou Nein announces her candidacy for the Middletown Board of Education, becoming the fifth candidate and first woman. A former teacher, she urges stronger parent and staff input to shape district policies implemented by the superintendent. Filing deadline August 6.
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Richard C
Betty Lou) Nein
Middletown
Nein
Frank Schiavone Jr
Robert Wieneke
James Shull
Thomas Jefferson
Board of Elections
Middletown Hospital
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Middletown Boosters Club
Middletown Music Club
First United Presbyterian Church
Ruppert gets consecutive life terms for 11 murders
James A. Ruppert was sentenced to consecutive life imprisonment at Lucasville on 11 counts of aggravated murder with parole eligibility in 20 years. The defense urged sparing his life citing psychosis, while the prosecutor pressed for death if possible. The judges found him sane and noted mitigating circumstances prevented a unanimous death verdict.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
James A. Ruppert
Ohio State Penitentiary
Lucasville
Ruppert
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Hugh Holbrook
John Holcomb
Balloons Launch Creative Writing by Middletown Youth
Middletown Public Library hosts two balloon launches this week by young writers in summer creative writing classes. The events will feature 15 kids in each group sending messages inside balloons, plus a large balloon from the whole group, with displays planned in August in the children's room.
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Middletown Public Library
Sarah Fershee
Children’s Department
Police Brief On Car Break-In At Central Ave Location
A glove box and its contents were taken from Ginger Fiscus of 10 Shafer Street while her car sat at the rear of 2300 Central Avenue. The trunk lid and door were damaged during the break-in early yesterday.
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Ginger Fiscus
Driver found dead in car on U S 42
Union Township police report Samuel H. Mandeleil, 52, of Mason Finneytown, was found dead in his car along U S 42 near the Butler Hamilton line. Police say the man apparently suffered a heart attack. Butler County coroner Dr Garret J Boone attended.
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Mason
U.S. 42
Butler
Hamilton
Union Township
Samuel H. Mandeleil
Rolling Knolls
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Fire and medical calls across multiple addresses reported
Fire crews responded at 9 a.m. to 4107 Roosevelt Blvd for Pam Crull 21 ill and taken to hospital. Earlier at 6:43 a.m. transport by private ambulance from 1333 Central Ave. Yesterday at 7:16 p.m. Vada Miller 50 chest pains and short of breath treated and released. Other calls at 5:02 p.m. for Tomi Lovell 1 cut on head and 1:23 p.m. trash fire at 2002 Tytus Ave with no loss.
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Roosevelt Blvd
Pam Crull
Central Ave
Taylor Ave
Vada Miller
Illinois Ave
Tomi Lovell
Tytus Ave
Man Killed in Monroe One Car Crash
Middletown man William Ralph Hamacher died in a single vehicle crash on Ohio 63 at Union Road east of Monroe at 2 28 a m.
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Monroe
Ohio
Union Road
Hamacher
Hughes St
Ohio 63
Woman Found Dead in Creek Near Farmersville Identified
The nude body of Donna Jeane Brown 20 of Dayton was found in a creek two miles west of Farmersville. Coroner says death a homicide from a gunshot wound to the face pending crime lab results. The body lay under a bridge on Farmersville Gratis Road since Wednesday. An address listed may not be her legal residence. Two Dayton area addresses are noted by officials.
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Farmersville
Here
Montgomery County
H.A. Andrew
Montgomery
Miami Valley Regional Crime Laboratory
Andrew
Tom’s Run
Farmersville-Gratis Road
Dayton
Coroner's Office
Zoning Hearing Set for 280-Acre MADE Tract in Middletown
A public hearing on a zone change request for the 280 acre MADE Armco tract in southwest Middletown will be held Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the City Building. The site east of Yankee Road north of Todhunter is developed by Armco Steel Corp and MADE a Chamber of Commerce industrial arm. The county zoning remains until the city rezones, allowing potential unrestricted heavy industry.
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Middletown Area Development Enterprises
MADE
Middletown
Yankee Road
Todhunter Road
Armco Steel Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Butler County
Armco marks 75th anniversary with large weekend turnout
More than 7 000 visitors attended Armco Steel Corp events over the weekend despite rain. About 7 000 toured the Armco International Building, 5 000 visited the Research Department, and 6 500 Scotch pine seedlings were handed out. Attendance included 3 300 Saturday and 3 000 Sunday for a film showing, with ceremonies at the new building and displays of antique and futuristic cars.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Armco International
Armco Research Department
OBES Releases Job Help Booklet For Seekers
The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services has issued a booklet titled How To Get A Job. It is available free at OBES offices including 1735 S. University Blvd. The guide covers resume writing applications and interview preparation.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
OBES
S. University Blvd
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Linda Vista Avenue
Warren County
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Mr. Hamacher
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Alma
Carol Rose
Cheri
McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home
Soldier's Lot
Woodside Cemetery
Barnitz Bank
F.D.I.C
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