City pools open tomorrow with season passes and classes
Sunset, Douglas and Yankee pools open tomorrow from 1 to 9:30 p.m. daily at Sunset and 1 to 9 p.m. at Douglas and Yankee. Admission 80 cents for adults 18 and over, 35 cents for under 18. Season passes cost scaled amounts by family size with free passes beyond fifth. Registration and fees for swimming classes at Sunset include beginner and intermediate sessions June 14–26 and June 28–July 10, with tot classes July 12–24. Lifesaving and competitive meets planned through summer, including the Big 14 with registration.
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Douglas
Yankee
Douglas and Yankee
Goldman Park
Highland St
Red Cross
Sunset Pool
City and union at wage impasse over wastewater workers
City and Local 856-A wage dispute with a 9 percent demand plus fringe benefits by the new union representing wastewater plant operators and maintenance workers. City offers 6.3 percent with no fringe benefits. A federal mediator may assist. Local 856 and 856-A ratified in February and April respectively with terms tied to a 60 day cooling period.
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Roy Bechtel
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Local 856
Al 856
Ohio AG Sues Middletown Appliance Repairman
The Ohio attorney general files suit against Carl Fraley doing business as All Appliance Service charging violations of the Consumer Sales Practices Act. The complaint cites false repairs misrepresented parts and services and requests an injunction and a $1000 escrow fund for restitution. Brown says Fraley failed to provide written assurances of voluntary compliance.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Carl Fraley
Charles St
Fraley
Iun
Consumer Sales Practices Act
Attorney General's Office
Atty
William Brown
Burglars Use Fork Lift in Chester Products Break-In
A forklift aided a burglary at Chester Products on Lafayette Avenue. Coffee machines dumped water onto the floor for about two hours before discovery, leaving four inches of water at 6 a.m. No forced entry was found beyond machine change, and little was reported missing.
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Chester Products
Lafayette Avenue
Warren County uses new vote counter in primary test
Warren County officials demonstrated the Votomatic system from Computer Elections Systems counting ballots at 10 per second. The device read Save Data cards, tallied races, and printed results within minutes while filtering out improperly cast ballots. Officials say the system could save about $33,000 in labor and printing costs.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Votomatic
Computer Elections Systems
Board of Elections
CES
Ead
Fernwood Man Injured After Valley Street Crash
A Fernwood Street resident, Charles Gibson age 37 of 2229 Fernwood, was treated at Middletown Hospital after losing control on Jefferson Road and Lamberton Street at 1:25 a.m. His 1970 car went into a drainage ditch and struck a telephone pole and hedge at 2224 Lamberton Street. Police said damage was $1,500 and he was not cited.
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Fernwood Street
Middletown Hospital
Jefferson Road
Lamberton Street
Charles Gibson
Fernwood
Cleo Murphy
Lamberton St
Gibson
Deaths and funerals from Armco steel employees noted
Stationary engineer Harold J. Tewell 47 of 2111 Linden Ave died at Kettering Memorial Hospital after long illness. He worked 28 years at Armco and was an assistant foreman in mobile equipment. Survivors include wife Ruth and three daughters. Services Monday at 11 am at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home with burial in W Cemetery. Memorials to Brenda Logan body scanner fund. Burial details follow.
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Sabina K. Gardner
Raymond Drive
Middletown Hospital
Gardner
Middletown
C E. Greathouse & Son
Holy Trinity Church
Edward
Robert Gardner
Pasadena
Tex
Glenn Pratt
Carl Burgemeier
Maureen Kelly
Amos Little
Hamilton
Marie Hohl
Dayton
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Albert Schetter
Wilson-Schramm
Armco Steel Corp
Grand Avenue Church of God
National Power Association
Juanita
Paul McQueen
Trenton
Michael Abney
Franklin
Timothy Pitts
David
Terry
Thelma Snelling
Warren
Daniel
Harold J. Tewell
Linden Ave
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Tewell
Newark
Armco
First United Presbyterian Church
Wildwood Golf Club
Ruth
Susan Mapes
Diane
Kimberly
Julius Tewell
Robert
Janet Mardis
Shirley Gaunt
Pleasant Hill
Calif
Wilson Schramm
Irvin W. Emmons
Brenda Logan
Alma
William
Washington, D.C
Thomas
Kettering
Nanceyes
Sarasota
Committee For Catholic Education
Fenwick High School
Warren County grand jury indicts five in seven offenses
In a light session the Warren County grand jury indicted five persons for seven offenses. Dorsey Center Jr of 19 Kirk Ave Hamilton faces aggravated burglary abduction and weapons under disability. Gary Hoagland of 1516 Woodlawn Ave Middletown indicted for aggravated burglary. Rant Saylor of 130 N Main St Franklin charged with complicity to aggravated burglary. Two secret indictments were also returned.
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Lebanon
Warren County Grand Jury
Rand
Ford adviser Gorog sees 1976 as year of decision
William F. Gorog deputy assistant to the president for economic affairs told businessmen and locals that 1976 would bring choices on spending and policy He defended the Ford administration on inflation unemployment and public works and noted housing and retail gains as signs of progress He warned about 12 million new workers expected in five years and urged investment to create jobs
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Hamilton
William F. Gorog
Grog
Ford Administration
Congress
Dayton
Gorog
Se Ee
Police Briefs Valuables Stolen From Multiple Vehicles
Items valued at 600 dollars were stolen from Robert Wilsons truck, including radio gear, tapes, antenna, spare tire, jack, battery, pool stick and case. A rear window was broken causing 250 dollars damage. A citizens band radio and a car audio unit were reported missing from nearby vehicles. Several other thefts involve tool boxes and various equipment from different addresses overnight.
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Robert Wilson
Jewel! Ave
Hit
Citizens Band
Hamilton Horseshoe Club Tournament Set for July
The Fi pe Horseshoe Club will sponsor a tournament July 9 11 at the Hamilton Sports Arena with an entry fee of 6 dollars. Butler County residents may participate and classes are offered. For entry or information contact Katherine Harrison Eva Duncan and Ben Proffit at listed Hamilton addresses.
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Hamilton
Fi Pe
Katherine Harrison
King Ave
Eva Duncan
Hamilton-Mason Road
Ben Proffit
Campbell Ave
Missing 23-year-old woman seeks vital medication
Family of Rita Jones reports she has been missing since last Sunday. The 23-year-old, last seen in a Jaws T-shirt and red slacks, needs a daily medication not brought along. She is described as 5 feet 1 inch, brown eyes, black hair, weighing about unspecified pounds. Police urged anyone with information to contact them.
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Ney
Rita Jones
Centennial Ave
Miss Jones
Dayton woman wins Buckeye 1000 prize in Ohio lottery
Nettie Cassidy of Dayton won $1,000 a month for life or a minimum $400,000 in the Buckeye 1 000 game. The 49 year old potato chip packer from Mike Sells plans to retire next January after a long shift. Her husband recently started an appliance business and the family will have more breathing room.
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Cleveland
Nettie Cassidy
Dayton
Ohio Lottery
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Butler Metopolitan Housing Authority
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Warren Election Board
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Truman Snelling
Boylston St
Mr. Snelling
Bath County
Harold Tewell
Russell Stabler
Russell L. Stabler
Doctor's Hospital
Sarasota, Fla
Mr. Stabler
Monroe St
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Vanion
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Webb
Grand Jury
Middletown National
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Ford
New York
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Tanya Kneise
Kensington St. White
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Kenee Drive
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Journey
Ong Lotte
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Verity Pany
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller
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