Water main break cripples Dayton area water supply
More than 100000 residents in Kettering Centerville Washington Township and part of Miami Township faced potential five days to two weeks without water after a Thursday main break flooded a pumping station. Engineers expect five days to restore pumps if motors are grounded. partial service could take a week or two to fully return.
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Centerville
Washington Township
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Montgomery County
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New Photo Exhibit At Campus Features 22 Photographs
An exhibit of 22 black and white photographs by Illinois photographer and social worker Daniel Ransohoff runs through August 4 at the Gardner Harvey Library of Miami University Middletown. The show, described as strange and moving, is a photographic essay on life across the country. Sponsored by the library and the Middletown Fine Arts Center, hours are 8 to 10 15 p m Monday through Thursday 8 to 5 Friday closed Saturday and 1 to 4 p m Sunday July 30.
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Gad
Daniel Ransohoff
Gardner- Harvey
Middletown
Miami University
Middletown Fine Arts Center
Brown County Girl Paralyzed by Tick Recovers at Cincinnati Hospital
A four year old Brown County girl, Lori Joan Meyer, was paralyzed Sunday by a tick bite and treated at Children's Hospital in Cincinnati. Doctors say a pregnant female tick released neurotoxins through its mouthparts, causing paralysis. she regained mobility and was sent home Thursday.
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Brown County
Children’s Hospital
Lori Joan Meyer
Lee Meyer
St. Martins
Meyer
Melissa Picardi
Ohio Finance Chief Raps Kurfess
State Finance Director Harold Hovey accused Speaker Charles Kurfess of backing higher state spending and tax costs. He criticized Kurfess for backing an $18 million homestead tax measure and an $8 million local government fund, plus adding about $24 million to Medicaid without offsetting savings.
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Ohio
Harold
Hovey
House
Charles Kurfess
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Fess
Kurfess
Appeals court clears Detroit desegregation bus plan appeal
The 6th U S Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way for an appeal of a Detroit desegregation plan potentially busing 40 000 children this fall. It also denied a challenge to Pontiac Michigan busing. A stay was issued preventing Detroit from purchasing 29 buses by 5 p m Thursday.
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Mich
U.S
Harry Phillips
George Edwards
Federal District Court
Stephen J. Roth
Flint
Roth
Circuit
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