Damages Sought Over Beverly Hills Club Fire Fallout
A $21.5 million federal damage suit targets the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed at least 161. Ronald Schuman and the estate of Rosalie Schuman sue 4-A Corp and others for alleged improper construction and lack of fire safety, overcrowding, and delayed warnings. The filing names City of Southgate and Kentucky as defendants. The action accuses authorities of failing to inspect building and fire codes.
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Southgate, Ky
Indiana
Beverly Hills
U.S District Court
Covington
Ronald Schuman
Bright, Ind
Rosalie
4-A Corp
Richard J Schilling
William R. Reeding
Blue Ridge Summit
City of
Southgate
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Singer John Davidson Attends Beverly Hills Supper Club Funeral
John Davidson attends burial for Douglas George Herro in Los Angeles. Herro, music director, died in the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire that killed 161 others last weekend. Davidson escaped moments before going on stage as crews search for missing victims. Dr. Fred Stine reports a new chase for two more bodies begins today.
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John Davidson
Los Angeles
Douglas George Herro
Herro
Beverly Hills
Davidson
Fred Stine
Campbell County
Fire survivors unburden at Cincinnati after Beverly Hills fire
Survivors and relatives of the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire in Cincinnati recount near death experiences and intense memories as psychiatrists and teams offer ongoing support. Clinicians report rising helpline calls and discuss long term recovery questions for the 161 victims.
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Cincinnati
Beverly Hills
James Titchener
University of Cincinnati
Titchener
Governor says timing mix up over Beverly Hills fire probe
Kentucky governor confirms a legislator’s claim that fire safety enforcement was hamstrung at the Beverly Hills Supper Club but says the incidents occurred years earlier. Officials seek an accurate attendance count as investigators continue on-site work into next week.
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Tom Easterly
Frankfort
Warren Southworth
Beverly Hills
Carroll
John Nichols
Easterly
Southworth
Brandenburgh
Notice of Building Permit Hearing in Monroe Village Halls Ohio
The notice sets a June 4 1977 hearing at 8:00 PM in Monroe Village Halls 201 South Warren County Ohio to consider Doug Johnsons request for a building permit to build an attached garage on lot 471 Boyd Subdivision 567 Austin Smith Drive the structure to be less than ten feet from the property line The period May 27 to June 3 covers the request window.
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Monroe Village
South Main Street
Monroe
Ohio
Board of Zoning Appeals
Butler
Warren Counties
Brandon McGovern
Todnunter Road
Charles Gorman
Monroe Village Halls
Warren County
Doug Johnson
Boyd Subdivision
Austin Smith
Notice to Bidders Street Improvements Monroe Ohio 1977
Sealed bids for street improvements Monroe Ohio 1977 due June 14 1977 at noon. Work includes Elim Street reconstruction Old Street and Brittan Lane resurfacing 103 feet curb and gutter 1980 sq yd asphalt pavement 1294 tons asphaltic concrete 116 tons base material removal of three trees and related work. Bids on prepared forms with 5 percent bid bond and 100 percent performance bond. Compliance with civil rights and safety laws required. Acting Clerk Linda Brower.
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Monroe
Ohio
Elim Street
Butler
Main
Old Street
Brittan Lane
Nelson M. Clinton
North Eighth Street
Hamilton
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Middletown
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Onmio
Verna M Kovach
Bryant Street
Sue Martin
Joyce Davidson
Jeanette Adams
Mary C Lord
Central Ave
Herro Services
Stine
Julian Carroll
Nichols
Kentucky
Ken Brandenburgh
Rick Schilling
Brother Ron
Walnut
Gratis Township
Grace E. Caplinger
Towne Mall
Courthouse Plaza
Northwest
van Buren
Centerville
Fairborn
Piqua
Lima
Richmond
Centerville Fairborn
Richmok
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