Man dies after severe electric shock two weeks later
Raymond L. Ballinger 32 of Germantown died two weeks after an aluminum ladder touched a high tension line causing a severe electrical shock. A self-employed painter, he is survived by his wife Darlene two sons Raymond Jr and Dwayne his father Albert eight sisters and four brothers. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Faith Tabernacle Franklin with burial in Highland Memorial Cemetery Miamisburg. Visitation Monday evening and Monday afternoon at the funeral home and church.
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Germantown
Raymond L. Ballinger
E. Market St
Middletown
Tal
Ballinger
Darlene
Raymond Jr and
Dwayne
Albert
Florence Schaeffer
Wanda Carpenter
Barbara Blanton
Mildred Wilder
Clara Stamper
Judy Blankenship
Miamisburg
Thelma Simms
Joyce Shepard
Camden
Elmer
Herbert
Florida
Donald
Dayton and Paul
Faith Tabernacle
Franklin
Doyle Kincaid
Highland Memorial Cemetery
John A. Arpp
Butler Fair Opens With Hopes For Biggest Ever
The 128th County Fair in Hamilton opens today with entries already surpassing last year. Fair manager Eldon Letsche cites weather as a key factor for turnout. Sunday events include Grange displays judging at 10 am, Southwest Ohio Polled Hereford District show at 1 pm, pickles and preserves judging at 2 pm, a talent contest at 5 30 pm, and the King Rodeo at 4 pm and 7 30 pm in the grandstand. Admission roped at 3 for adults and 1 50 for under 12. Monday features junior fair sheep judging at 8 am, open class sheep at 1 30 pm, and dog show plus senior talent at 7 pm, with a demolition derby in the evening grandstand. Admission 2, or 50 cents for children under 12.
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Southwest Ohio
No conclusions yet in Vega study official says
DETROIT AP The federal government seeks data on Vega fuel systems from 1971 to 1977 and says no defect has been found. NHTSA performs a standard inquiry following crash tests comparing Vega and Vega related tanks to Pintos, with no confirmed Vega defect and GM not admitting fault.
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Detroit
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Care 37 Administration
Detroit News
Ford Motor Co
Robert Boaz
Safety Administration
General Motors Corp
Vegas
Ford
Vandalism reported at residence and service station
Police briefs say JOHN KEECHLE of 717 Trafalgar Court had holes punched in his kitchen wall a chair broken and the phone torn from the wall black paint splashed at Shell Service 605 N University Blvd with paint also on two near by cars JUDY STOKELY of 3708 Roosevelt Ave reported theft of a television and four speakers from her home yesterday no value listed
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John Keechle
Trafalgar Court
S Shell Service
N. University Blvd
Judy Stokely
Roosevelt Ave
Newpool boosts Doty summer therapy program in Middletown
Middletown City Schools expanded Doty House therapy into summer, adding a therapeutic swimming component led by physical therapist Jeanne Kulick. About 12 to 14 children join Wednesday sessions, with 8 to 10 a.m. for older kids and 10 a.m. to noon for younger ones. The program aids mobility and social skills, though transportation remains a challenge.
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Middletown
Doty House
Kulick
Jim Porter
Linda
Tammy DeShazo
Dorothy Secrist
Sue Thurmond
Betty Eae
Melissa Koloff
Baby Boy Born to Vance Family in Middletown
Kenneth Michael Vance and his wife announced the birth of a son at Middletown Hospital. The couple had previously been reported to have a daughter, causing neighbors to wonder about twins. the parents confirmed the baby’s sex and that the birth occurred at 2:31 p.m. Friday.
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Kenneth Michael Vance
Lamberton St
Middletown Hospital
Erieoas
Water bill shocker in Aloha billing error
William Buskirk faced a startling water bill from Wolf Creek Highway Water District showing 99 million gallons used and a charge of 499,424 dollars for two months. Officials blamed a computer error and billed the standard eleven dollars instead.
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Aloha, Ore
William Buskirk
Wolf Creek Highway
Fire incidents and injuries reported across several addresses
At 7:54 p.m. fire response at 4114 Roosevelt Blvd. Brenda Morris, 34, from 27 N. Grimes St., ill, to hospital, treated and released. At 3:01 p.m. dispatch for 1007 Nelbar St. Ann Armbruster, 75, to hospital, treated and released. At 2:27 p.m. 1611 Meadow Ave. Mary Lynch, 72, Hamilton, pain from a fall, to hospital, treated and released. Judy Heffner, 39, of 3203 August Ave., reported pain and was released.
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Roosevelt Blvd
Brenda Morris
N. Grimes St
August Ave
Judy Heffner
Nelbar St
Ann Armbruster
Meadow Ave
Mary Lynch
Hamilton
Two Juveniles Arrested in Mail Theft Case
Two juveniles were arrested yesterday afternoon and charged with mail theft after Mrs. Carmen Sexton of 221 McKinley Sr reported seeing them tearing up mail in her yard. Police identified the suspects and filed charges, investigation ongoing.
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Carmen Sexton
McKinley Sr
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Butler Fair
Eldon Letsche
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Harold Carter
Lebanon Street
Monroe
Ohio
Park St
2Nd Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Trenton
Carlisle
Cen
Drind
Weith
DOTY
Newpool
Jeanne Kulick
Woodside Cemetery
Woodside
Woodside Cemetery Association
Verity Parkway
the Meadows
Yankee RD
Litton
Sabu
Trenton
Cremeans Appliance & Tv, Inc
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