Springboro Council OKs plan for police cadets
Springboro officials approve an ordinance creating a police cadet program directed by Assistant Police Chief Everett Manning. Cadets 19 or older will ride with officers without arrest powers to learn the job. The council also forms a committee to locate a new municipal building funded in part by revenue sharing, with about $8,000 yearly for five years. County water rate increases discussed but paperwork pending.
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Peggy Weaver
Springboro
Everett Manning
James Patillo
James Hough
Elton Tibbits
Pennyroyal
Jack Brewster
Board of Public Affairs
Brewster
Robbing swamp swallows Little League baseballs
Springboro officials hear from Don Allen park supervisor that a muddy swamp at Royal Oaks Park traps many baseballs. He proposes draining or filling the area, estimating a $2000 cost and seeking area business donations to fix the problem.
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Springboro
Royal Oaks Park
Don Allen
Allen
Deaths and funerals in multiple Ohio communities
Lloyd E. Clark 62 formerly of Middletown died at his Huntsville Alabama home after a heart attack. Survived by Ursula his wife Lowell son two brothers and seven grandchildren. Arrangements at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Karen Henson 25 of Worthington will have memorial service at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Everett G. Moyer 75 of West Carrollton died after brief illness. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery. services 2 p.m. Saturday. George Lehmann 79 of Hamilton and Richard Arent 34 listed with funeral services Saturday.
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Lloyd E. Clark
Middletown
Huntsville
Ala
Clark
Redstone Arsenal
Ursula
Lowell
Toledo
Paul
Thomas
McCoy- Leffler
Germantown
Karen Henson
Worthington
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Charles Mullen
Henson
Will Rogers Turnpike
Claremore
Oklo
Ferris
Celeste
Everett G. Moyer
West Carrollton
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Moyer
Marie
Marcella Morris
James
Lewisburg
David
Ft. Bragg
N.C
John
Hamilton
George Lehmann
Minor Ave
St. Ann's Church
Richard Arent
Chippewa Drive
Cahill
Fifteen Butler County Students Attend Drug Institute at OWU
Fifteen area students have been selected by the Alcoholism Council of Butler County to attend the Teenage Institute on Alcohol and other Drugs at Ohio Wesleyan University in August. Sponsored by local clubs and boards, selections include Middletown High School students Margaret Palmer Denise Pendergrass and Jane Adams.
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Alcoholism Council
Butler County
Teenage Institute On
Ohio Wesleyan University
Middletown High School
Margaret Palmer
Middletown Hospital Auxiliary
Denise Pendergrass
Middletown Kiwanis Club
Jane Adams
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Edgewood High School
Jodi Keith
Tony Roach
Trenton Jaycees
Wendy Floyd
David Wendt
Holly Thomas
Hamilton Garfield Senior High
Lindenwald Kiwanis Club
Lorraine Krause
Ross Senior High
YMCA Trip Open for Reds Cardinals Game
Spots remain for a YMCA sponsored bus trip to the Cincinnati Reds vs St. Louis Cardinals game on Tuesday. The bus departs from the Y at 6 15 p m and returns about 11 15 p m. Cost is 3 for members and 4 for non members, covering transport admission and supervision. Children eight years old and up may attend.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Police Brief: Tools Stolen from 2117 Carolina Street
Myron Maines reported to police that thieves took tools and fittings valued at 40 dollars from his property at 2117 Carolina Street. The incident is under investigation with no suspects named. Police urge anyone with information to contact local authorities.
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Myron Maines
Carolina St
Epilepsy Clinic Set for June 20 in Hamilton
The Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults sponsors a epilepsy clinic on June 20 from 9 30 a m to noon at 1045 Dayton St Hamilton. Physicians or health departments may refer patients. Applications must be filled by the physician and returned 10 days before the clinic. For information contact the office at 893 8431 per Mrs Lucille Maddox executive director.
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Butler County Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Dayton St
Hamilton
Lucille Maddox
Defeated mayor is slain in Cherry Hill mansion
Major B. Coxson, former Camden mayoral candidate, was killed in his Cherry Hill home in a pre dawn shooting described as gangland style. His wife Lois and daughter Lita were wounded. another son was unharmed. Four armed suspects fled the scene.
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Cherry Hill
N.J
B. Coxson
Camden
Coxson
Lois
Lita
Toro
Camden County
Tom Daley
Middletown Area Homes Hit by Thefts
Two Butler County residents report thefts in Middletown area. Frank Armbruster says a mower and power tools valued at 795 were stolen from a storage shed at a construction site on 4408 Hannah Drive between Tuesday and Thursday. Charles Wagner reports a $400 loss from a box inside his home at 6662 Hamilton Middletown Road while he was away from the rear of the house yesterday.
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Middletown Area
Butler County
Sheriff's Office
Frank Armbruster
Hannah Drive
Charles Wagner
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Workman hurt as steel falls near I 75 crash
A workman was injured when a steel load shifted from a passing truck on Interstate 75 near Kyles Station Road. Highway patrols pursued the truck driver as the worker was rushed to a hospital.
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Kyles Station Road
U.S. firms sign intent to buy Soviet gas
Two American companies El Paso Natural Gas and Occidental Petroleum sign a letter of intent with the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Trade to import more than 10 billion dollars worth of natural gas over 25 years. The plan envisions up to two billion cu ft daily, a 2000 mile pipeline, a large liquefaction plant, and a fleet of 20 cryogenic tankers.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Ministry of Foreign Trade
Occidental
Armand Hammer
U.S.S.R
U.S
Hammer
Yakutsk
Vladivostok
United States
Occidental Petroleum
Operation Red Ball campaign launched in Trenton
Trenton volunteers in cooperation with the Trenton Jaycees announce Operation Red Ball a fire safety program to mark rooms of children and invalids with red ball decals. Fire Chief Harold Poplin says decals help speed rescue and evacuations prioritizing marked rooms during fires.
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Trenton
Trenton Jaycees
Jaycees
Harold Poplin
Poplin
Ray Dennis
Larry Beiser
Jaycees Project
Middletonian Cadet Peter Schoultis Graduates West Point
Middleton native Peter M. Schoultis 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schoultis of 3616 Vannest Ave., graduated from the U S Military Academy at West Point with a bachelor of science and a commission as a second lieutenant in the Armor Corps. A 1969 Middletown High School graduate, he was appointed by former Rep. Donald E. Lukens. While at West Point, Cadet Schoultis belonged to the Dialectic Society and the German Language Club.
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Peter M. Schoultis
Howard Schoultis
Vannest Ave
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Schoultis
Armor Corps
Middletown High School
Academy
Donald E. Lukens
Dialectic Society
Middletown Boy Escapes Detention Center. Burrage Breaks Bars
A Middletown boy fled from the county juvenile detention center at Hamilton yesterday afternoon. Separately, New Miami man Jesse S. Burrage escaped from a police cell in Oxford municipal building by bending two bars in a basement cell window. Burrage, held on a traffic charge, had telephoned a bondsman to arrange his release. The boy involved in a hit-skip crash and was accused of receiving and concealing stolen property. Authorities had not located either by late morning.
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Middletown
Hamilton
New Miami
Oxford
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Jesse S. Burrage
Joe Ave
Burrage
Aerobatics at Lebanon air show showcases pilots and balloons
At Warren County Airport on Greentree Road two hours of aerobatics accompany a full air show this Sunday. Demonstrations include Kurt Miller performing crop-dusting aerials, radio controlled planes from Middletown, Kenny Pepper in a Citabria, Don Hosfeld in a glider, and Bill Hogan in a P-51. The event runs 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with a hot air balloon at 1 p.m. and a fly in style show at 2 p.m. Airplane and helicopter rides cost two cents per pound with a 100 pound minimum.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Greentree Road
dLane
Lebanon Air Service
Lebanon Flyers
Kurt Miller
Sabina
Middletown
Kenny Pepper
Kettering
Don Hosfeld
Bill Hogan
Hamilton
Playground Opens at Franklin Hopewell School for Handicapped
Franklin Hopewell School for the Handicapped now has a playground funded by two sources and Franklin Jaycees. The Franklin High School Class of 1970 donated equipment, while Chris Gabbard of the Dream Bar organized a collection. Jaycees contributed many weekends to pour concrete and install the gear. Equipment includes four swings two rings and bar sets a slide two climbers three teeter totters and two basketball backstops.
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Franklin — Hopewell School For the
Franklin Jaycees
Franklin High School
Chris Gabbard
Dream Bar
Jaycees
Pam Linzey
Hopewell
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Ohio Department of Health
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