PUCO Allows City Plant to Keep Gas Sludge Incineration
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio reclassified Cincinnati's Oxford Road sludge plant as domestic to avoid gas curtailment. Without curtailment, the plant used 40,326 Mef in 1976 with projections to 64,400 Mef in 1977 and 76,500 Mef by 1985. The EPA requires sludge burning, and the city will study alternatives, including fuel oil, pulverized coal, and coke breeze, with ERDA funding sought for coal conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Oxford State Road
Utioh
Robert Moschell
Moschell
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Burgess & Niple Ltd
Columbus
James Edwards
Ohio Energy Resource and Development Agency
ERDA
Boy 16 Abducted Tied to Tree Near Carlisle
A 16 year old was abducted by two men who forced him from John Blythe’s red Ford pickup and tied him to a tree near Carlisle. Blythe was assaulted, robbed of 15 to 20 dollars, and freed himself calling deputies around 2:15 a.m. The truck remains missing.
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Carlisle
Blythe
Warren County Sheriff's Deputies
Franklin boy recovers from Rocky Mountain fever
Philip Kirby, 12, undergoing recovery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center after contracting Rocky Mountain spotted fever from a tick while fishing at Clear Creek. He left intensive care soon as improvement showed, having received 53 pints of blood and suffering lung hemorrhaging and delirium. The family remains hopeful and protective.
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Ginger Williams
Franklin
Philip
Thelma Kirby
Rocky Mountain
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Kirby
Clear Creek
Multiple thefts report stolen home goods and gear
A string of thefts yesterday included an air conditioner from Whitt Auto Sales on N Verity Parkway valued at 300 dollars, two bags of ice from King Kwik on Tytus Avenue, two fans from 1606 Philadelphia Ave, four pairs of pants and shirts plus a coffee pot, a tool box and 400 dollars in tools from 1009 Jackson St, two televisions and assorted jewelry from 308 Yankee Road, and no forced entry was found at any location.
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Whitt Auto
N. Verity Parkway
Kwik Market
Tytus Avenue
L. C. Carpenter
Philadelphia Ave
Ernest Burgess
Jackson St
Alice
Frances Edgington
Yankee Road
Fire extinguishers stolen from Edgewood school buses
Three Edgewood school buses parked at Wayne Township Hall were found to be missing fire extinguishers. Deputies say the thefts occurred Sunday or Monday at the Wayne Township Hall address 4597 Oxford Middles Road.
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Edgewood
Wayne Township
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Township Hall
Oxford
Middletown Road
Car Hits Tractor-Trailer on University Boulevard
Curtis Gardner, 50, of Linden Avenue, was in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after his car was struck by a northbound tractor-trailer at University Boulevard and McCurry Court yesterday afternoon. Gardner pulled from McCurry in front of the rig at 12:24 p.m. The vehicle was demolished and Gardner suffered facial and head cuts along with body pains. Lee Allen, 59, of Mohawk Street, the truck driver, was uninjured.
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Middletown
Blythe
University Boulevard
McCurry Court
Curtis Gardner
Linden Ave
McCurry
University
Gardner
Lee Allen
Mohawk St
Beverly Hills catastrophe prompts settlement demand
Carlisle Construction Co. told Campbell County officials to tear up the hill for services after the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire on May 28. The firm provided cranes for debris work in the search for victims and offered to absorb costs totaling 7541.21 amid volunteer efforts. The county praised volunteers with a newspaper ad and a copy of the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, Ky
Carlisle Construction Co
Campbell County
Beverly Hills
Griffin
Carlisle
Warren
Carlisles
Middletown woman wins 1977 Environmental Quality Award
Sue Chenault of 3104 McGee Ave. Middletown receives the Environmental Quality Award in Ohio for Environmental Education. NOMINATED by MARC President Michael Buck, she led a two year program reaching every sixth grade student, organized teacher workshops, and created classroom materials. The "Trash Can Mean Cash" contest collected nearly one ton of aluminum in two weeks. Award presentation by George R. Alexander Jr. at the American Environmental Forum in Cincinnati.
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Chenault
Middletown
Buck
MARC
George R. Alexander Jr
Region V
US Environmental Protection Agency
Mrs. Chenault
American Environmental Forum
Cincinnati
Ten arrested for trespassing at gravel pit in Hamilton
Ten individuals were arrested by St. Clair Township police after being found cooling in a gravel pit at Sipp's Gravel Pit Lane. They face criminal trespass charges and were to appear in municipal court this week. Names include William Schneider and Judy Hester, among others from Hamilton Reading Cincinnati Norwood St Bernard and Cincinnati.
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Hamilton
Gene
St. Clair Township
Sipp
Sipps ‘Lane
William Schneider
Norwood
Robert L Rogers Hamilton
William S Little
Donna S. Little
Reading
Judy L. Hester
Richard A Harry
St. Bernard
Gary Giovenali
Linda Giovenali
Cincinnati
Vern R. Cecil Jr
Benita J Blake
City board debates ear piercing policy and health study
Middletown's Board of Health discussed ear piercing rules tied to an Ohio Medical Board policy requiring a licensed doctor present. Letters will be sent to cosmetologists and stores. department will inform the state board of programs lacking a doctor. The panel also reviewed Dr. Frank Sutton's $19 000 health services study funded by the federal Community Development grant. A civil rights evaluation by Ohio urged continued compliance in contracts and hiring, coordinated by Marva Sampson.
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City Board of Health
Ohio Medical Board
City Health Department
State
Ann Dyer
Frank Sutton
Sutton
City Commission
Board of Health
Department of Human Resources
S. Main St
Ohio Department of Health
Middletown
Astmussen
Ohio 747 Closed for Rail Repairs Near Port Union
Ohio 747 four miles south of Ohio 129 will be closed tomorrow for railroad repairs. The closure is expected to last about three days, per the Butler County engineer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Union
Ohio
Ohio 129
Butler County Engineer's Office
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Beverly Lane
Carmody Boulevard
Germantown Road
Mrs. Kirby
U.S.D.A
Eat
Baltimore ST
Midd
Cincinnati-Dayton Rd
Sue Chenault
Marva Sampson
Kromer Phot Grophy
Manchester
Price
Sun
S. Breiel Blvd
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