U S To Pay Flood Tab In Seven Ohio Counties
Lebanon Ohio officials learned the federal government will pay flood damage costs for seven area counties including Butler Warren and Hamilton. Inspectors will assess losses by Monday with reimbursements for firefighting bridges roads and government buildings. Overtime for police and firefighters not covered. Local officials heard loans may be available through SBA and Farmer's Home Administration.
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Lebanon
Warren
Butler
Lebanon High School
Ohio Civil Defense
Farmers Home Administration
Internal Revenue Service
State Extension Office
Frank A. Swatta
West Virginia
Herber Vance
Farmer's Home Administration
Small Business Administration
Clermont
Clinton
Greene
Hamilton
Montgomery
Warren County
Johnson
Murray Aston
Dayton
W. W. Hamilton
Ohio Extension Service
Couple Treated In Crash on E Second Street
A Middletown couple Raymond W Jackson 25 of 507 Gideon Road and his wife Judith 21 were treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on E Second Street near High Street. Police said Geneva K Smith 5017 Shaker Road driving westbound veered right into the Jackson car injuring them. damage was $125. Mrs Smith was cited for failure to maintain an assured clear distance.
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Franklin
Middletown
Middletown Hospital
E. Second Street
High Street
Raymond W Jackson
Gideon Road
Judith
Geneva K. Smith
Shaker Road
Jackson
Loss $625 In Trio Of Rear End Crashes
Three rear end collisions reported by police caused estimated total damage of $625. Autos involved include Benjamin Kramer 30 of 8940 Bobby Drive Irene Coldiron 20 of 3117 Seneca St in front of 2025 Highland St Kenneth Simpson 53 of South Lebanon and others cited for following distances and unsafe driving. Damages ranged from 100 to 300 dollars with incidents on Central Avenue The Alameda Circle Manchester Verity Parkway Yankee Road and 14th Avenue.
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Benjamin Kramer
Bobby Drive
Kenneth Simpson
South Lebanon
Irene Coldiron
Seneca St
Highland St
Miss Coldiron
Betty L. Perry
Aberdeen Drive
Dorothy Crawford
Riverview Drive
Central Avenue
Alameda Circle
Crawford
Marilyn Akers
Rosedale Road
Robert Kuhn
Arcadia Drive
Manchester
Verity Parkway
Police Briefs From Across City Report Thefts And Incidents
An 11 year old was stopped after allegedly taking 177 and keys to a cash register at Steel Terminal 3800 Tytus Ave. money recovered. Helen Mosley 27 of 811 Marty Lee Lane Carlisle arrested on petit larceny at Fashion Fair N University Blvd for merchandise worth 7.16. Dean Mathers 18 of 701 20th Ave arrested at Rink s on Roosevelt Ave for petit larceny taking a pair of shoes. Jerry Jordan of 1904 Arlington Ave reported tire and chrome wheel valued at 53 stolen from his garage. Vandals damaged lawn furniture at the homes of Joan Meehan 1712 Columbia Ave William Pierce 501 Kensington St Peter Andronco 4623 Central Ave. A 42 year old woman treated at Middletown Hospital after taking seven heart pills overdose.
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Tytus Ave
Helen Mosley
Marty Lee Lane
Carlisle
N. University Boulevard
Dean C. Matthers
20Th Ave
Rink’s
Roosevelt Avenue
Jerry Jordan
Arlington Ave
Joan Meehan
Columbia Ave
William Pierce
Kensington St
Peter Andronco
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Houston View: Earth Appears Blue From Space
From space, Earth looks blue and sparkling as 70 percent of its surface is water, more than any other planet in the solar system.
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Space
Earth
Solar System
Miami Bishop Medal Awarded to Dr Snyder at Alumni Dinner
Two octogenarian Miami University alumni were cited for community service at the annual Alumni Weekend awards dinner in Oxford. Dr Mildred Law Snyder, Miami 14, pediatrician, received the Bishop Medal. Dr Arthur R Mead, Miami 09, emeritus UF education professor, received the same award.
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Miami University
Oxford
Miami
Mildred Law Snyder
Middleton
Arthur R. Mead
University of Florida
Bishop
University Center
A. K. Morris
William E. Aldermen
College of Arts and Science
William H. Anderson
Dayton
General Motors
Miami University Alumni Association
Richard T. Bystrom
Bishop Media
Robert Hamilton Bishop
Snyder
S. Main ‘St
Middletown
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Eastern Star
Salvation Army Auxiliary
String Of Charges Gets Him Long Rest
Wendell R. Taylor, 23, of 313 Charles St., will spend 150 days in jail on multiple charges after a municipal court hearing. He faced false information to a police officer, vagrancy, fleeing the scene of an accident, driving while under suspension, careless driving, and a driver's license violation. The license charge was withdrawn and 30 days were set on each remaining count.
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Wendell R. Taylor
Will Avenue
J. T. Lamb
Taylor
Charles St
Rt. 4
Middletown
Charles Street
Columbia
Mount Healthy Youth Charged With Burglary and Larceny
Michael Joseph McQueary, 19, of 1302 Compton Road, Mount Healthy, arrested on burglary and larceny charges. He allegedly broke into Zehenni Drug Store in Ross last April 12, stealing items valued at 860 dollars including 12 transistor radios nine Polaroid cameras 17 cigarette lighters and more.
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Hamilton
Mount Healthy
Sheriff's
Michael Joseph McQueary
Compton Road
Zehenni
Ross
British executive faces high income tax burden
A London-based executive earning over 53 000 dollars annually with two children would pay about 91 percent in taxes. He reported paying 22 000 dollars in income tax on 42 000 dollars of income.
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London
Assault Charge Leads to Six Month Term in Workhouse
Ralph Donald Marino 33 of Cincinnati was sentenced to six months in the Cincinnati Workhouse by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. He was convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent after reportedly lunging at Jack Hawkes with a butcher knife during a disturbance on Cincinnati-Columbus Road Pisgah. Deputy Bill Campbell testified Marino tried to start a cruiser and drive away as officers restrained him.
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Hamilton
Ralph Donald Marino
Cincinnati
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Marino
Jack Hawkes
Cincinnati - Columbus Road
Pisgah
Hawkes
Man Hurt After Being Forced Off Interstate 75
A Middletown man, Phillip G. Kalbaugh, 33, of Roosevelt Avenue, was treated at Middletown Hospital for facial and leg injuries after his car was forced off northbound Interstate 75 near Tylersville Road at 4 10 am. The 1967 model car hit a guard rail, traveled 210 feet in the median, and struck a drain pipe. State patrols described the incident as an ongoing investigation.
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Middletown
Middletown Hospital
Tylersville
Phillip G. Kalbaugh
Roosevelt Ave
Kalbaugh
Voters May Get Say In Police Fire Pay Fuss
Middletown cops and firemen could ask voters in November to approve a charter change creating police and fire departments and a mediation based collective bargaining process. Attorney George Elliott outlined proposals to 145 officers and spouses, aiming to ease wage talks and place department heads under elected city commission oversight.
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Middletown
George Elliott
Clinton D. Boyd Jr
Police and Fire
Elliott
Kothe
Department of Public Safety
Fire
Fire incident and electrical fault at Gaston Street mill
Fire units responded yesterday to 301 South Main Street Gaston Street Pierre 39 ill refused hospital aid. Today a short circuit at Sorg Paper Co on West Columbia Avenue caused a mill feeder flash with no damage reported.
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S. Main St
Gaston St. Pierre
Sorg Paper Co
Columbia Avenue
New study counts US games and active play
Chicago researchers report about 3,300 recognized games exist in the United States with at least 2,000 classified as physically active. The finding highlights a broad landscape of recreational activity and public health implications across communities.
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Chicago
United States
Cole Bros Barber Shop Ad Offers Kids and Men Haircuts
Everett or Oliver invite customers to Cole Bros Barber Shop at 47 S Broad. Open 8 AM to 6 PM five days a week closed Wednesdays. Children and men hair cuts priced at 2.00 dollars for adults and 1.25 dollars for children.
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Everett
Oliver
Cole Bros
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