Prisoner Walks Off From LCI With Blessing Of Inmates
An 11 year old girl identified as Pamela Brumagen from Mason walked away from Lebanon Correctional Institute last Friday wearing a shirt reading Official Prisoner Lebanon Correctional Institution No 000042. Inmates reportedly adopted her for a heart operation and prepared a cookie send off before she left. She is to undergo open heart surgery at Cincinnati Children's Hospital and may return to Western Row Elementary School in the fall.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Lebanon Correctional Institute
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital
Pamela Brumagen
Mason
LCI
Pamela
Pam
Supt
Charles van Buren
William Dallman
Children’s ‘Hospital
Western Row
Franklin Voters Consider One Half Percent Income Tax Increase
Franklin council members push for a ballot measure to raise the city income tax from 1.0 to 1.5 percent, arguing it funds services amid inflation. officials estimate an extra 83 000 dollars if approved. Bids for a solid waste disposal plant are set for Friday, with bonds to be sold concurrently. An ordinance requires underground electrical wires in new developments of 12 or more houses.
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Franklin
Paul Smith
Jesse Hollingsworth
Gerald Mit
Joe Baxter
Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
Gorsuch and
Beal Roads
Anthony Lane
Ohio
Planning Board
Franklin and Middletown annex 483 acres near the river
Franklin annexed 483 acres near the Great Miami River after a council vote, bringing Franklin and Middletown to a new boundary. The mostly vacant site, slated for a disposal plant and a sewage treatment facility, lies southwest of Franklin along the river.
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Franklin
Middletown
William Dechant
Miami River
Drug use debate spurs Middletown community meeting
Middletown police identify a rising narcotics issue as 140 known users last year. Sgt Dwyer and assistant cite growth and plan an 8 pm meeting in Logan Johnston Hall to discuss a home focused program backed by Jaycees and civic groups. The plan aims to pool resources, fund counseling, and involve parents voluntarily.
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Pete Chappars
Mike
Russell Dwyer
Middletown
Paul Michael Davis
Dwyer
James R. Howerton
Logan Johnston ‘Hall
Middletown-Miami
Jaycee International
Jaycees
Noe
Service Clubs
Middletown High presents Gypsy stage musical finale night
Middletown High School stages Gypsy this week at the school theater. Forty four students from local high schools were chosen for momma Rose Herbie and Gypsy roles. Curtain time is 8 p m with tickets at the door priced for adults and students.
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Gypsy Rose Lee
Middletown
Middletown High School
James Butch
Dale Ritter
Ron Fetzer
Ritter
Middletown Area
Lemon-Monroe
Fenwick
Momma Rose
Gypsy
Pat Frost
Herbie
Larry Harmon
Lori Goodman
Baby June
Dottie Meymann
June
Baby Louise
Lisa Berman
Philanthy Ka
Youras
Stolen Saddles and Bridles Reported at Tombstone Territory
Butler County police report five saddles worth 1000 dollars and five bridles valued at 50 dollars stolen from Tombstone Territory at LeSourdsville Lake amusement park. Theft appeared to occur Sunday and was reported yesterday.
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Tombstone Territory
LeSourdsville Lake
Butler County
Two Pistols Believed Taken in Poppy Drive Break-in
A neighbor reported two pistols and shells may have been taken from Donald Gillum’s vacation home at 4409 Poppy Drive after the front door was pried. Officers found two empty holsters and loose shells on a bed. Other incidents include an adding machine stolen from Sawyer Real Estate, and a forced entry at 1901 Fernwood Street with no missing items.
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Donald Gillum
Poppy Drive
Mildred Bengelman
Sawyer Real Estate
First Ave
James Martin
Fernwood St
David Kendrick
Buena Ave
John Banks
Carlisle
Rehab Program Needed For Youth Gilligan Says
Delaware Ohio AP Democratic gubernatorial candidate John J Gilligan urged high priority on rehabilitating youths to curb teenage crime. He cited an 11 percent rise in commitments to the Ohio Youth Commission in 1969 and argued treatment services and facilities lag behind desired levels.
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Delaware
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Youth Commission
Fire Attack Reported Near Armco Information Building
Police were called at 9 30 p m yesterday to investigate a fire allegedly set by three youths on Curtis Street near Forest Avenue beside the Armco Information Building. Authorities found a small burned area in the lawn.
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Armco Information
Curtis Street
Forest Avenue
Contact Lenses Found Outside City Building
A pair of contact lenses found in front of the City Building were turned in at the police desk this morning, reported by Sgt. Delbert Barker.
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Delbert Barker
City Plans Emergency Zoning and Litter Orders
City Commission agenda includes an ordinance amendment requiring Planning Commission approval for building permits in urban renewal areas and a separate emergency ordinance to curb litter from trucks on city streets. Meeting in City Building commission chamber at 7 p.m.
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City Planning Commission
Commission
Fire Reports From Central Avenue and Jefferson Road
Fire units responded to two incidents. A backfire at Charles Updyke's car on Central Avenue caused 350 dollars in damage. At Roberta Eveneham's home on Jefferson Road a pan of soup left on the stove caused no estimated damage.
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Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Charles Updyke
Logan Ave
Jefferson Road
Roberta Eveneham
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Chuck Olsen
Mathews Inc
Central
Price Wright TV
Central Ave
Richard, Noe
Jaycee Internary Net
al Decatur
Tam
Kansas
a/S. Department of Health
Stan Seidner
Greg Senf
Don Gloeckler
Jim Walburg
Tom Mayer
Dot Meymann
William Svarda
Virginia Westlund
Butch
Steve Berman
Fetzer
Gilligan
Consolidated, Inc
Scherzinger
S. Breie! Blvd
HTM
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