Commissioners Cool It Bids Opened for Courtroom HVAC
Butler County officials opened bids for ventilating and air conditioning of three Butler County Courthouse courtrooms amid 90 degree temps. Apparent low electrical bid was Bonbright Electric Co. at 12395. ventilation bid Allied Refrigeration at 10788. general contract low A Bertsch at 4426. Contracts to be awarded next Tuesday. project to finish within two months.
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Butler County
Donald
Bacon
Gordon Augspurger
Bonbright Electric Co
Wente Construction Co
Allied Refrigeration
Walker Co
Progressive Plumbing Co
A. Bertsch
Bildcon Inc
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Harry F. Walsh
All-Time Records Set by CG&E Under Heat Wave drovers
Cincinnati Gas and Electric reports six new one hour electric kilowatt records and three 24 hour kilowatt hour records during the heat wave. The Thursday peak output reached 1,442,700 kilowatts between 2 and 3 pm and the 24 hour total hit 28,103,200 kilowatt hours. Coal consumption across three plants climbed to 48,650 tons, far above normal.
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Youth, 18, Pleads Guilty To Break Ins
Gerald Jerome Jackson, 18, of Middletown, pled guilty to two counts of breaking and entering linked to thefts at Sunoco on Verity Parkway and Middletown Tire Mart. Judge Fiehrer ordered pre sentence investigation. disposition set for July 10. Two juvenile accomplices, ages 15 and 16, were involved.
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Gerald Jerome Jackson
19Th Ave
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Jack Barnes
Middletown Students Attend OU Journalism Workshop
Nine Middletown High School students depart for a week long journalism workshop at Ohio University. Representing the school newspaper are Debbie Kalanzis Mary Halsey Mark Lewis Howie Phillips and Cheri Peters. Yearbook staffers attending are John Franklin Ann Rehse Jenny Cox and Jarralie Miller. They will hear lectures from professionals attend classes in newspaper and yearbook techniques and publish three newspapers and a yearbook supplement.
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Mary Halsey
Mark Lewis
Howie Phillips
Cheri Peters
John Franklin
Ann Rehse
Jenny Cox
Jarralie Miller
Work On LCI Starts Monday
Lebanon Correctional Institution will begin a $635,000 rebuild after a November 29 fire. Supt. Charles Van Duren notes completion by early next year with Knowlton Construction as general contractor. Salvaged equipment valued at about $100,000 includes embossers and presses. new 1968 reflector plates require fresh machinery and are to be produced by February 1 at LCI in temporary shops.
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Man Bound Over To Jury In Insufficient Funds Case
A 43 year old man, William E. Lacewell of 225 Vandeveer St., was bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury under a 500 bond in municipal court for writing a 5.52 check to Standard Oil Co. with insufficient funds. Other cases before Judge J T Lamb included Richard O. Keeton fined 50 for disorderly conduct, Nancy A. Baker fined 25 bond forfeited for singing, Alfred Milton fined 50 for disorderly conduct with assault charges dismissed, Virginia Richie’s dog running at large charge dismissed, and Earl G. Bryant’s concealed weapon case continued to June 20.
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Vandeveer St
Standard Oil Co
Breiel Boulevard
Grand Avenue
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Richard O. Keeton
Jewell Ave
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Dayton
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iGrove St
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Navaho St
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Young St
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Lawnmower Sent to Vietnam for Elephant Grass Control
Richmond Indiana AP report says 1st Lt. John Bender II will receive a power lawnmower sent by his parents to Vietnam. The mower costing 50 dollars with 47 dollars shipping will help cut tall elephant grass around soldiers tents at Li Kay.
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John Bender II
South Vietnam
John H. Bender
Li Kay
Grant Aims Job Creation In Cleveland Center
The Economic Development Administration announced an $87 150 grant to the Cleveland Business and Economic Development Center to continue a program designed to create jobs in Cleveland.
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Cleveland Business and Economic Development Center
Economic Development Administration
$250 000 Trust For Student Aid Set Up
A Miami University professor and his wife have established an irreovocable trust of about $250,000 in real estate and securities to fund a future student aid program. The trust, under the Miami University Foundation, will pay net income to the Williamses for life with principal directed to a memorial fund after their deaths. Unrestricted income will support student aid as long as needed, otherwise funds may be used for general purposes.
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Museum Gets Art Collection Worth Millions
Sidney Janis has donated his collection of 100 works by 54 artists to the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Alfred Barr Jr. called the gift unequaled among great museum gifts. The works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Pollock, Warhol and others are valued at 2 to 3 million dollars and will be exhibited next January before touring the country.
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Sidney Janis
Museum of Modern Art
Alfred H Barr Jr
Picasso
DuBuffet
Giacometti
Kandinsky
de Kooning
Leger
Marisol
Mondrian
Pollock
Warhol
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Harvard Class Day Honors Five-Time Dropout Graduate
Joseph N. Sorrentino, 30, of Brooklyn, NY, marked a remarkable Harvard law degree achievement as an honor graduate and valedictorian designate. After five failed high school attempts and an honorable discharge from the Marines, he completed college and rejoined the Marines before earning the degree. He addressed 15,000 attendees, noting the long journey from adversity to success.
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Harvard University
Joseph N. Sorrentino
Brooklyn
N.Y
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