Power line opposition wins in appeals court
A Butler County appeals court ruled the case must be heard in Butler County Common Pleas Court. The Butler County Citizens Committee to Preserve Our Scenic and Historic Areas had filed a challenge against proposed high voltage lines, signaling a major local victory for preservation advocates.
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Appeals
Hamilton
Butler County
First District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
The
Butler County Citizens Committee To Preserve Our Scenic and Historic Areas
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Dayton Power & Light Co
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Cg&e
Miami Fort
Ohio River
Seven Mile
Cp&l
Dp&l
Fred B. Cramer
Appelate
Shirley Roy
Ross- Millville Road
Citizens Group
High court bars legal fee setting across states
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that state and local bar associations cannot enforce minimum fee schedules for lawyers, potentially lowering costs for home buyers, divorces and will drafting. The decision ends a 179 year system, with 20 states still maintaining some minimum fee rules.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Alan B. Morrison
Virginia
Fairfax County Bar Association
Bruce B. Wilson
Lewis Goldfarb
Justice Department
Oregon
American Bar Association
ABA
Wilson
Fairfax County
Northern
Goldfarbs
Morrison
Funeral Notices for Fishbaugh Lolli and Others in Middletown
Funeral Mass for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fishbaugh 88 observed 9:30 a.m. Thursday at Holy Trinity Church burial Calvary Cemetery. Other obituaries note deaths of Mrs. Louisa Lolli 86 and James W. Puckett 80 with services at Baker & Sons and Wilson Schramm Memorial Home. Additional notices list Louis T. Davis 78, Ruth Nell Gregory 70, Robert F. Schweitzer 73, Lewis H. Webb 68, and Henry A. Watkins 87 with services in Middletown area. several survivors and memorials referenced.
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Mary Elizabeth Fishbaugh
Barnitz Ave
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Committee For Catholic Education
Box
Middletown
Fishbaugh
Thelma Gilder
Eugene
Mike
Rosalre Swain
Hamilton
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
James W. Puckett
N. Verity Parkway
Steve Faulkner
Puckett
Middletown Hospital
Louis T. Davis
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Davis
Florida
Armco Steel Corp
Mack
Trenton
Mary Miller
Lois Bryant
Andrew Barnickle
George Spence
Bradenton
John
Herb
Jacksonville
Mildred Mulholland
Cincinnati
Bradenton, Fla
Schweitzer
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Janet Garvey
Deer Park
Marilyn McIntosh
Franklin
Charles Messmer
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
W. Curtis Lee
Woodhill Cemetery
Ruth Nell Gregory
Barbourville
Gwen Stewart
John Rhodes
Goshen
William
Tennessee
Michigan
Harold
Walker
McCoy- Leffler
Lewis H. Webb
Elk Creek Road
Millersburg
Tenn
Verna
Ramona Keith
North Miami Beach
Loretta Poffenbarger
Sondra Preston
Westerville
Leroy
Missouri
Melvin
Jack
Waynesville
Henry A. Watkins
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Gertrude
Esther Kidd
Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home
Centerville
Adams State College honors Middletown graduate Terri Naunier
Terri Lynn Naunier of Middletown has earned a bachelor of arts degree from Adams State College in Alamosa Colorado.
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Adams
Terri Lynn Naunier
Middletown
Adams State College
Alamosa, Colo
Lebanon pool hall declared public nuisance
Warren County Common Pleas Judge William H. Young ordered Bunny's Recreation Parlor on E Mulberry Street closed as a public nuisance. A temporary injunction directs the Lebanon police chief to shut the business. a hearing is set for Monday to decide if the injunction continues and a permanent ban may follow. The owners are Russell Horn and Dallas Williams. The complaint cites drug sales, loud disturbances, and loitering with depositions from neighbors about fights and abusive patron behavior.
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Lebanon
E. Mulberry Street
Warren County Common Pleas
William H. Young
Young
Warren County
Morris Turkelson
Russell Horn
Dallas
Bud”’ Williams
Prostitution charges filed against 22 year old man
Police charged Jerome Ingram 22 and a 17 year old girl with promoting prostitution and contributing to delinquency of a minor. An undercover setup at First Avenue Crawford Street led to a $20 offer and $10 to the girl. They were arrested at separate intersections. the girl at Central Avenue Sutphin Street. Det. Jerry Chapman said investigations would follow if tips indicated similar incidents.
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Jerome Ingram
S. Broad St
Ingrams
Jerry Chapman
Ingram
Chapman
First Avenue
Crawford Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Crawford
Central Avenue
Sutphin Street
Rhodes seeks signatures for bond plan on ballot
A bipartisan campaign group named Ohioans for Jobs and Progress has opened in Columbus to collect 307000 signatures by August 6 to place Gov James A Rhodes four part 45 billion bond package on the general election ballot. The effort is supported by Goettler Associates Inc and features Republican staffers with Democratic party caveats.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohioans For Jobs and Progress
Grou
Republican Party
Chan Cochran
Rhodes
Paul Tipps
Goettler Associates Inc
GOP
Kent McGough
Charles N. Mattson
Germantown Smorgasbord Reopens After Remodel
Duff's Smorgasbord at Ohio 725 west edge of town will reopen tomorrow after a remodel with new equipment. Manager Joe Foyt says hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m. weekdays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekends. All you can eat lunch $1.65 weekdays. dinner and weekends $2.25.
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Germantown
Ohio
Joe Foyt
Middletown
Foyt
Dan Wilkins
Duff’s Smorgasbords
Deaths in area include Walter Rowe and others
Walter Rowe 87 of 1091 N W Washington Blvd dies. Edith Brown 54 of Williamsdale and Virgie Goggins 84 of 767 Williams Ave also noted. Arthur Westrich 68 of 927 Ridgelawn Ave to have Mass at St Peter in Chains. Services set for Wednesday at listed churches.
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Hamilton
Walter Rowe
N.W. Washington Blvd
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edith Brown
Williamsdale
Klaus- Weigel
Virgie Goggins
Williams Ave
Zettler
Arthur Westrich
Ridgelawn Ave
St. Peter In Chains Church
Local couple named as district officers
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas K. Ververis, long time leaders of local Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope chapters, win district offices covering Ohio, West Virginia, and northern Kentucky. Ververis becomes district treasurer. Mrs. Ververis is district marshal. The couple reside at 3127 Beatrice Drive and both hold multiple church and community roles. The group meets June 25 for a covered dish dinner at Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. national convention set for Aug. 17-23 in Cincinnati.
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Nicholas K. Ververis
Order of Ahepa
Daughters of Sores
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ververis
Middletown
Ahepa
Church Council
Thessaloniki
Greece
Armco Steel Corp
Gregory Palioyras
Cincinnati
Gregory
Ted Leakas
Dayton
Chrysa Chapter
Daughters of Penelope
Philoptochos Society
Mothers Club
Greek Orthodox Church
Chrysa
Beatrice Drive
Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church
Stratton Papakirk
Order of Ahepa and
Daughters of
Penelope
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Massachusetts
Mary Fishbaugh
Louisa Lolli
Mario
Frank
West Middletown
Mary Ricchio
Wilson-Schramm Memorial
James Puckett
Louis Davis
John Dougan
John W. Dougan
Clinton Finley
Scottsboro
Ala
Maggie
Huntsville
Welsh & Harris Funeral Home
Ruth Gregory
Robert Schweitzer
Robert F. Schweitzer
Manchester Road
Lewis Webb
Henry Watkins
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Middletown Business College
Business College
Middletown Bank
WPFB
McCoy-Leffler
MES Offer
Nicholas Ververis Ahepa
Mrs. Ververis Penelope Marshall
Culligan
Call
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