Franklin Solid Waste Bids Open
Bids opened for a Franklin solid waste treatment plant to be built south of town near the Greater Miami River. Monarch Construction Co. of Cincinnati led general bids at 274 360, Gustav and Herch of Cincinnati led electrical at 134 000, Hughes and Becgle of Dayton led mechanical at 309 331. City Manager Bernard Eichholz expects awards the first week of August. The plant, designed by Joe Baxter of Black Clawson Co., Middletown, costs about 1 1 2 million with around 900 000 federal funds. Laginbering work by A M Kinney Inc. Cincinnati. The Hydropulper separates garbage into junk paper fiber and glass. treats wastes with sludge and cleansing then burning. Garbage cost about 9 per ton, possibly 5 6 with high volume.
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Franklin
Here
Miami River
Monarch Construction Co
Cincinnati
Gustav and Herch
Hughes and Becgle
Dayton
Bernard Eichholz
Joe Baxter
Black Clawson Co
Middletown
A.M. Kinney Inc
Mason Firm to Buy Factory in Lebanon After Fire
Mason Vailey Kitchen Inc plans to buy the former Gas Appliances Supply Corp facilities at 123 W Main St Lebanon. The deal will close in 60 days. price not disclosed. The Mason plant will keep one building as a mill while new Lebanon facilities handle assembly and sales.
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Lebanon
Mason
Vailey Kitchen Inc
Gas Appliances Supply Corp
W. Main St
Sidney Brant
Cincinnati
Richard Morrison
Valley Kitchens
Mason Willontinue
Pedestrian Struck by Car on Roosevelt Avenue
Virgil Atkins aged 61 of 506 Gideon Road was injured when he stepped into the side of a car on Roosevelt Avenue at 6 27 p m. He suffered facial back and arm injuries and was treated at Middletown Hospital. Driver Timothy D Gustin 23 of 2002 Wellington Road was not cited.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Virgil Atkins
Gideon Road
Middletown Hospital
Timothy D. Gustin
Wellington Road
Gustin
Robbery Hearing Set for Smith July 31
Robert Claude Smith 28 of Ohio State Penitentiary faces a preliminary hearing July 31 on an armed robbery charge. He was jailed after arrest in Butler County and is held without bond. The victim, Gordon Shockley, reported a July 1965 holdup at 3213 McGee Lane.
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Robert Claude Smith
Ohio State Penitentiary
City
Butler County
Hamilton
Smith
Gordon Richard Shockley
McGee l Ave
Shockley
Warren County
Xenia
Middletown
Roy Crout
Nannie Downs 58 Dies at Middletown Hospital
Mrs Nannie Downs of Gratis Ohio 503 Gratis Somergs Road died at 10 20 am yesterday in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since May 5 Survived by husband Sterling two sons Paul Cincinnati Ralph Dayton mother Mrs America Jones Houston Texas six brothers Howard Combs Middletown Preston James Combs Milford Center Albert Combs Springfield Elmer Combs Mechanicsburg Dean Combs Houston two sisters Mrs Berniece Dorsey Urbana Mrs Myrtle Ozatettni Houston and 11 grandchildren Services set for 2 pm Monday at Zimm er man Funeral Home Rev Henry Howard officiating burial in Fairview Cemetery calling hours tomorrow 2 4 and 7 9 pm
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Gratis
Nannie Downs
Ohio 503
Sterling
Paul
Cincinnati
Ralph
Dayton
America Jones
Houston
Tex
Howard Combs
Middletown
Preston
James Combs
Milford Center
Albert Combs
Springfield
Elmer Combs
Mechanicsburg
Dean Combs
Berniece Dorsey
Urbana
Myrtle Ozatettni
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Henry Howard
Fairview Cemetery
Police Briefs On The Move In Local Cases
Roger Ashley of 213 Arnold Drive reported a thief took golf equipment valued at 200 dollars. A plate glass window at the Manchester Motor Inn broken last night will be paid for by the insurance of the father of a boy who admitted throwing the rock. An intruder this morning took 18 dollars, a clock radio, two six packs of beer, and five pairs of socks from Kendrick Napier at 207 Curtis Street.
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Roger Ashley
Arnold Drive
Manchester Motor Inn
Kendrick Napier
Curtis St
Man Wounded in Shootout With Police in Hamilton
A 56-year-old Hamilton man, Maynard F. Hacker of 1901 Shuler Ave Fairfield Township, was wounded in both arms and legs after firing on city and county officers for about 90 minutes. He was disarmed by Det. Howard Cook and taken to Mercy Hospital in fair condition. No officers were injured.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Maynard F. Hacker
Shuler Ave
Fairfield Township
Here
Hacker
Howard Cook
Shuler Avenue
James Proctor
Proctor
Det
Cook
Go Greek Bazaar Brings Greek Culture to Middletown
The Greek Orthodox Church grounds on Grand Avenue host a two day bazaar with Grecian costumes folk dancing crafts and food. The event runs today 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. and tomorrow noon to 10 p.m. Proceeds support church activities and the cultural display invites all locals to experience Greece at home.
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Greece
Middletown
Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Grand Avenue
Car Strikes Culvert Injuring Local Youth
A 17-year-old Middletown area youth, Kenneth Lockard, was injured when a northbound car driven by 18-year-old Kenneth Farley lost a tire and struck a culvert on West Alexandria Road. Farley and passenger William Rose Jr., 14, were uninjured. Lockard was treated and released at Middletown Hospital.
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Middletown Area
West Alexandria Road
Butler County
Kenneth Lockard
Strebee Road
Middletown Hospital
Ptl
Walter Reynolds
Kenneth R. Farley
Middletown
Farley
William Harry Rose Jr
West
Alexandria Road
Road funds disbursed to Middletown and Ohio towns
Middletown receives $30,010 in the first 1971 license tag revenue disbursement. Ohio allocates $4,321,401 to 970 cities and villages, with counties receiving $20,000 each and townships $800 each for street construction and maintenance.
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Middletown
Ohio
Japanese Chorus to Sing in Church and Concert
About eighty Japanese singers from the Fukushima Mixed Chorus perform at 10:35 a.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church Broad Street and offer a 7:30 p.m. concert at Dave Finkelman Auditorium Middletown Miami Campus. Led by Koji Takano the group tours the U S with Rotary sponsorship visiting Dayton Springfield Urbana Cincinnati Piqua Troy and other cities.
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G. P. Palestrina
First United Methodist Church
Broad Street
Fukushima
Dave Finkelman
Middletown
Koji Takano
Palestrina
Aizu-Wakamatsu
Tokyo
U.S
Dayton
Springfield
Urbana
Kettering
Cincinnati
Germantown
Piqua
Troy
California
Hawaii
First
Hayden Stone Walston merger eyed for September
Hayden Stone Inc and Walston & Co announce a tentative merger on September 4 to form Walston Hayden Stone Inc. The combined firm would have about 2 600 salesmen and 100 and 50 offices respectively. Stockholder approval and NYSE clearance are required.
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Walston Hayden Stone Inc
New York Stock Exchange
Walston
Hayden, Stone
N. Broad Street
Wall Street Journal
Hayden
Stone J
Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith, Inc
Thief Steals 11 Credit Cards From Car In West Chester
Ronald K. Homer told Butler County police that a thief entered a car parked near the Avis Motel on Cincinnati Dayton Road and stole 11 credit cards from the glove compartment.
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Ronald K. Homer
Butler County
Avis
Cincinnati
Dayton Road
West Chester
Termites Scam Warns Homeowners Against Unknown Canvassers
A warning urges homeowners to beware of unfamiliar house to house canvassers offering termite services. The message stresses the risk of entrusting property to unknown operators and calls for caution before any agreement.
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Steigerwald
Mason Firm
W. Mair
Ohio 42
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WPFB
Rue
Yave FU
St. Edoo & Helen's
Col
Gerald Taylor
Taylor
Tom Deaton
Miami
Sloopy
Husker Ruppert
John and
Barry Elam
Hayden, Stone Inc
Walston & Co
Wall Street
The
duPont Glore Forgan & Co
Francis duPont & Co
Glore Forgan Staats, Inc
Hirsch & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and
Dean ,Witter & Co
Consolidated, Inc
Toledo
Armstrong
Oswalt
Lewis J. Purdy
Dohn
Pieratt Electric
Ts Wiring Specialists
ICC
Peratt Electric
BANK
Americard
John Pieratt
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