Budget battle moves to conferees in Ohio legislature
The Ohio budget fight shifts to a House Senate conference committee after the 9.9 billion appropriation clears both chambers. Lawmakers push pet bills before a potential budget compromise. summer job prospects for youths loom with 14 year olds allowed to work in retail and service roles.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
House
Senate
House- Senate
Gilligan
Ways and Means
First National declares dividend
The First National Bank of Middletown declares a regular quarterly dividend of 35 cents a share payable July 5 to shareholders of record June 28. There are 315,000 shares outstanding. The note also explains permissible jobs for minors and provides a listing leaflet from Consumer Product Information in Pueblo Colorado 81009.
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First National Bank of
Middletown
Consumer Product Information
Pueblo
Colo
Miami alumni honored with top awards at annual banquet
Richard L. Duncan of Oxford and Dr. Roger C. Smith of Manhattan Kansas received the Bishop Medal and the A K Morris Award respectively at the Miami University Alumni Association Recognition Banquet. Celina and Chagrin Falls residents Rosalie Stoup and Wayne J. Albers were honored with lifetime membership and Alumni Award.
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Oxford
Richard L. ‘Duncan
Roger C. Smith
Manhattan
Kan
Miami University ‘Alumni Association
Phillip R. Shriver
Rosalie Stoup
Celina
Wayne J. Albers
Chagrin iFalls
Duncan
Smith
Bishop
Miami
Shriver
A.K. Morris
Stoup
Board of Trustees
Curry W. Stoup
Miami Alumni Association
Albers
Robert Hamilton Bishop
Miami University
Cincinnati Area Hospital
University
Alumni Council
Towers Club
Presidents Club
Miami University Fund
Fund Council
President’s Advisory Council
School of Business Administration Advisory Council
Three Middletown men sentenced in Clinton and Vail UDF robbery
Three Middletown men pleaded guilty to unarmed robbery in the June 8 United Dairy Farmers Store heist at Clinton and Vail. William Bess and Paul Davis receive one to 25 years at the Ohio Reformatory, Carl Jones to Ohio Penitentiary for a prior unarmed robbery and parole violation. Prosecutor Holcomb noted weapon ambiguity and supported a reduced charge for a sure conviction. Defense urged probation for two, but requests were denied.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
United Dairy Farmers
Clinton and
Vail
William D. Bess
S. Verity Parkway
Paul Thurman Davis
S. Main St
Ohio Reformatory
Carl Marcus Jones
Yankee Road
Ohio Penitentiary
John
Holcomb
Anthony Valen
Cramer
Davis
Bess
Jones
Monroe hearing on police chief appointment canceled
A pre trial hearing in Butler County Common Pleas Court was canceled after Monroe Mayor Gordon Reed and acting Police Chief Kenneth Cobb appeared. Attorneys for both sides plan to file a summary judgment brief and affidavits, with a possible July 18 hearing if needed. The case questions whether Cobb is legally chief despite Reed not formalizing the appointment.
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Hamilton
Monroe
Hassle
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Gordon Reed
Kenneth Cobb
Thomas Stubbs
Monroe Police
Stubbs
Reed
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Parma
Mottl
Ike Thompson
D-13
Cleveland
US Department of Labor
First National
Shriners Burns Institute
Shriners Hospitals For Crippled Children
Cincinnati
Theta Chi Fraternity
Hospital Care Corporation
Health Care Mutual Insurance Association
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Westover Home of the Aged
Beta Theta Pi
Ernst and Ernst
ICT
Terror
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Verity Pky
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