Trenton seeks referendum on city income tax repeal
Gary L. Johnson filed a certified copy of the council adopted tax amendment as a preliminary step to a referendum petition. The issue is council's partial repeal of the forgiveness clause limiting credit for municipal income tax paid elsewhere to half the 1 percent rate. To place the measure on the ballot, signatures equal to the governor’s last election vote total must be gathered, with 472 opposing voters already identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Gary L. Johnson
Hemlock Drive
Robert Zihlman
Council
Johnson
Middletown
Melvin Ryder
Ryder
Three Hurt In One Car Crash On Verity Parkway
Three Dayton residents were treated at Middletown Hospital after a single vehicle accident on Verity Parkway near the old highway garage. Driver Michael Williams 21 faced charges for failure to maintain an assured clear distance. passenger Alex Dean 23 faced multiple charges including intoxication and disorderly conduct. Linda Crowl 20 and Obey Clause 22 were released after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Middletown Hospital
Verity Parkway
Michael Williams
Alex Dean
Linda Crowl
Obey Clause
Middletown
Welfare employees appeal county versus state status
Phillip Schaney and other welfare department staff appeal a Butler County ruling that welfare workers are state not county employees. They seek full hospital insurance coverage from the county after commissioners cut 50 percent, believing state reimbursement would cover half. Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer said the county has no primary control or remuneration responsibility over the workers. The appeal lies with the First District Court of Appeals in Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Phillip Schaney
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Fiehrer
First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Trenton Two Injured In Nighttime E State Street Crash
Stephen Sehorne 27 of 407 Kerry St and David Hollon 18 of 305 Linda Court were admitted to Middletown Hospital after a two car collision at 10:47 last night on E State Street at Poplin Place.
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Trenton
Stephen Sehorne
Kerry St
David Hollon
Linda Court
Middletown Hospital
E. State Street
Poplin Place
Woman injured in crash on Oxford State Road
A Trenton woman, Gladys Doyle, 58, was hospitalized with multiple injuries after losing control of her car on Oxford State Road east of Ohio 4 around 4:20 a.m. Her eastbound vehicle crossed the center line, struck a tree, then a fence and another tree. Police continue to investigate the crash while condition reports for two men from the second involved vehicle were not available.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Oxford State Road
Ohio
Gladys Doyle
Johns St
Sehorne
State Street
Hollon
State St
Fire injures five people and causes vehicle damage
Fire reports list five victims from distinct addresses: Pam Johnson, 20, at 603 Ninth Ave, treated for breathing difficulty and released. Warren Mace, 23, at 1504 Penfield Ave, admitted in fair condition with pains. Bill Davis, 14, at 2100 Winona Drive playground, cut ankle treated for shock and released. Avis Swope, 52, at 2304 Erie Ave, treated for pains and sent to hospital. A car fire at 2004 Lamberton St caused by a broken gas line resulted in $250 damage.
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Ninth Ave
Pam Johnson
Penfield Ave
Warren Mace
Smith Park
Bill Davis
Winona Drive
Erie Ave
Avis Swope
Lamberton St
Jim Cope
Police Briefs Report Radio Theft and Marijuana Find
A Union Sanitary truck radio valued at 125 dollars was stolen while a driver delivered in the 700 block of 11th Avenue. A youth seen fleeing yards after the theft was not caught. A woman at a domestic disturbance led police to 37 marijuana plants later uprooted and confiscated with no charges filed. A car window was broken and audio gear stolen from John Burnie Jr. and Mike Hollon. The Nixon USSR summit era TV blackout report notes Moscow TV blocked dissident broadcasts on July 2, 1974.
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Citizens Band
Union
11Th Avenue
Greg Zarecky
Nixon
Ussr
Moscow
U.S
Deaths and funerals list local residents
A series of obituary notices from Hamilton and nearby towns details deaths of Kermit Larkin Fields 57 of Dalewood Drive Franklin area Paul E Owens 49 of Second Ave Franklin Jefferson D Hipsher 71 Germantown Donald H Fortner 64 Germantown Richard Lee Howerton 41 Richmond Indiana Dwight Kirk Sr 63 Mount Gilead Ina Mullendore 80 Gratis Jonas G Wyant 75 Springboro and several Hamilton area services with burial plans and survivors listed.
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Kermit Larkin Fields
Dalewood Drive
Mr. Fields
London
Hamilton
General Motors Corp
Dayton
Fields
Europe
Lena
Jerry
Franklin
Ronnie
Homer
Herbert
Arthur
Wallonia
Ind
Delmer
High Point
N.C
Ethel Woods
Nora Connell
Maxene Fields
Lexington
Lizzie Crest
Nancy Davenport
Barbourville
House Funeral Home
Rough Creek Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
Richard Lee Howerton
Richmond
Middletown
James Howerton
Howerton
Golay & Co
Cambridge City
Order of Eastern Star
St. John Lutheran Church of
Barbara
Alan
Mark Carr
Deborah Robbins
Kokomo
Vickie Smith
New Paris
Regina Carr
New Madison
Warren Johnson
Trenton
Carl Hickman
Eaton
Alfred Turner
Tennessee
Jones & Placke Funeral Home
Ware’s Chapel
Eldorado
Ohio
City Parks Host 1976 Kids Dog Show At Crawford Street
The Middletown Parks and Recreation Department invites children ages 7 to 14 to enter leashed dogs in a Friday 10 a.m. show at Crawford Street playground. Judges will award ribbons for five categories with top three in each, plus a dog care booklet for every participant. Participants should arrive by 9:45 a.m.
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Pamela Davis
Middletown
William L. Owens
Ethel O'Neal
Robert Goodlow
Mary King
Mamy Fraley
Tucson
Ariz
Marie Thomas
Miami
Fla
Lester
Hamilton
Riggs Funeral Home
Middletown Chapel
Robert G. Graham
Woodside Cemetery
Ken-Ltation Dog Foods
National Recreation and Park Association
Middletown Parks and Recreation Department
Crawford Street Playground
Creekview
Lincoln Parks
Pam Helsinger
Crawford Playground
Village Council takes no action on curfew proposal
Germantown officials met with six residents to discuss a proposed curfew for minors but failed to set affected ages or adopt emergency rules. A July 19 meeting will hear business and citizen comments. 16 and under, or 15 and under, were debated but none approved.
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Germantown
D. Kent Southard
Charles Harvey
Southard
Ohio
Profits seen rising despite a drop last year
Leading American economists forecast corporate profits to climb this year with earnings more than doubling the decline recorded last year, signaling a strong rebound in the market.
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Eric von Klinger
Journal
Mahany
Don Lau
Perrysburg
Ruder
Zihlman
Ohio Municipal League
Columbus
Ayala
Cyr LY A
John Burnie Jr
Ronald Drive
Mike Hollon
Leibee St
Kermit Fields
Paul Owens
Paul E. Owens
Second Ave
Mr. Owens
Kemp Electric Supply Co
Donald
Jefferson Hipsher
Jefferson D. Hipsher
Hipsher
Stone Container Corp
Aerie 2309
Ella
John David
Susan Beachler
Marsha Lynn Bush
Shirley Berger
Carlisle
Marjorie Hunt
Xenia
Anglesby Funeral Home
Donald H. Fortner
E. Center St
Miami Valley Hospital
Fortner
Oxford
Richard Howerton
Louise Smith
John A. Arpp
Arthur R. Tingley
Germantown Cemetery
Dwight Kirk
Dwight Kirk Sr
Paramount Theater
Mount Gilead
Kirk
Tippecanoe
Paramount
Boxoffice Magazine
Ruth
Dwight Jr
Robert Brunbaugh
Florida
Pat Alexander
Fulton
Craven Funeral Home
Rivercliff Cemetery
Funeral Home
Ina Mullendore
Gratis
Franklin Street
Kettering Medical Center
Dorothy Brandenburg
Brookville
Ruby Combs
Darrell
Emerson
West Alexandria
Harold
Hazel Mullendore
Zimmerman
Gene Hollinger
Fairview Cemetery
Jonas Wyant
Springboro
Jonas G. Wyant
N. Ohio
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wyant
Delca Moraine
Waynesville
Miami Cemetery
Klaus- Weigel
Carl Martin
S. 12Th St
Brown- Dawson
City Parks Program
William Forbes
Forbes
Dan Anslinger
Jim Henry
Hall
Howard S. Paul, M.D
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