Public notices in Hamilton and Middletown Ohio legal cases
In Hamilton on April 29 1977 Beverly A Schreiber seeks relief in Domestic Relations Case OR77 04 0744 claiming gross neglect of duty by Fitzgerald Schreiber with 28 days to answer after June 10 1977. In Middletown on June 13 1977 the city requests HUD funds release for a Church Project under Title 1 and certifies environmental review compliance with potential federal court jurisdiction, objections due by June 20 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald Schreiber
Beverly A Schreiber
Common Pleas Court Division of Domestic Relations
Hamilton
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, JR
Brenda Redden
Douglas W. Casper Atty
Pit
Cg&e Bidg
No. Main St
Middletown
Onio
City of
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
High St
Columbus
Dale F Helsel
Butler County Sheriff Sale Offers Middletown Parcels Park Lane
Public auction set for June 30 1977 at the Butler County Courthouse Hamilton Ohio. Parcel One covers Lot 11310 Park Knolls Section One and parcel two a 0.128 acre 25 wide strip adjoining Lot 14035. Appraised at 252450 dollars. sale subject to court order and terms cash. Property previously conveyed to Armco Steel Corporation. Trustee notice by Sheriff Robert Walton and attorney Richard Creighton Jr. Keating Mathing & Klekamp Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Common Pleas
Mark G. Wendel
Butler County
David L. Smith Construction Co., Inc
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Stevens Avenue
Park
Recorder's Office
Park Lane
Park Knolls
Common Pleas Court
Park Lane Development Co., Inc
Armco Steel Corporation
Robert R. Walton
Robert D. Wright
Richard L. Creighton, Jr
Keating, Mathing & Klekamp
Provident
Cincinnati
Lima business prospers with torch made convertibles
Dick Baker in Lima Ohio uses a cutting torch to convert $13,000 1977 Cadillacs into convertibles after a federal rule halted factory soft tops. He runs with auto junkyards nationwide, has converted 16 cars, and expects about 20 this year. Prices range from 3500 to 6500, with some sold above 30,000.
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Lima, Ohio
Dick Baker
America
Baker
Maine bats take up residence in Governor Longley's office
A small bat was found sleeping on a settee in Gov James B. Longley's second floor office in Augusta. Custodian nicknamed Batman freed the animal, and officials say there are no plans to remove bats from the state house. The tale frames a quirky coexistence between bats and state workers.
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Augusta
Maine
Maine State House
Gov
James B. Longley
Batman
State House
Bureaucrat
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Torch
Belfry
Towne Mall
Dayton
Fairborn
PIQUA
Richmond
Custom Franklin
Franklin
Chesterfield Design
Stanley
Thomasville
Stratolounger
Broyhill
Bernhardt
Stratford
Beerman
Stanley Treasury
Wonder
Stearns & Foster
China
SERTA
Bankamericard
VISA
Courthouse Plaza
Northwest van Buren
Centerville
Trotwood
Eastown
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