Widely publicized drug case ends against youth
Clinton County Judge Paul Reilly in Butler County Common Pleas Court suspended six months to five years for Dee Brenneman's possession for sale charge. The youth received a one year supervision following the suspended sentence in a Mansfield Reformatory disposition.
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Hamilton
Dee Brenneman
Clinton County
Paul Reilly
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Mansfield Reformatory
Reilly
Teen Police Group to Meet at First National Bank
The Teen-Agers Association for Police Support will meet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the First National Bank office on Sunset Place. Ptl Ralph Dwyer will attend for the local police department. Brenneman, the Hamilton youth once sentenced to 10 20 years, is free and faces no charges. Howard Eley, appointed to hear the case, vacated Marrs judgment. The Ohio Supreme Court and Court of Appeals rulings changed the outcome and a youth sentencing review was ordered.
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Brenneman
Hamilton
Ohio State Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Darke County Common Pleas
Howard Eley
Ohio Supreme Court
Eley
Marrs
Butler County
Dayton Schools Move to Save Two Million Through Attrition
Dayton Ohio officials say they will cut about 2 million dollars in payroll costs next term by trimming teaching and administrative positions, mainly via attrition, to rechannel funds for court ordered desegregation implementation.
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Dayton
Ohio
Hearing set on Germantown village budget plan
Germantown Village Council will likely set a public hearing date for the 1977 village budget at the Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Municipal Building. A plan to obtain easements for water line projects to boost pressure is on the agenda, with three property owners still unsigned. The council may name a replacement for Councilman Bernard Berks, who resigned after moving outside village limits. Texas became the 28th state Dec 29, 1845.
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Germantown
Dan Anslinger
Bernard Berks
Town Municipal Court Hands Out 60 Day Sentences
Myra McCutcheon 28 of 1322 Grove St received 60 days for shoplifting 29.98 after a prior petty theft. Robert Hogston 18 of 1402 Woodlawn Ave drew three concurrent 60 day terms for intoxication possession of a flask and abusive conduct toward police.
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J.T. Lamb
Myra McCutcheon
Grove St
Twin Fair
Robert Hogston
Woodlawn Ave
Lillie Thorpe
Crawford St
Fielding Hensley
Miamisburg
Lee Kennedy
Lakeview Drive
LeSourdsville
Woodside Cemetery
James Romans
Renee Eliopoulos
Dayton
Elder Beerman
Prisoner Fined After Stealing Sandwiches in Jail
A 24 year old Donnie Hightower of 900 Ninth Ave was fined $200 by Municipal Court Judge J. T. Lamb for petty theft of two prison sandwiches. Police said he took the sandwiches from other inmates and hid them on his person. He also faced an extra $10 fine on a prior intoxication charge.
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Dillman’s
Krogers
Jefferson St
Lenette Cox
Manchester Ave
J. T. Lamb
Donnie Hightower
Ninth Ave
Hightower
Attorneys Named in Korn Case Indictment
Hamilton and Butler County lawyers George Elliott and Jim Walsh are appointed to defend former Fairfield resident Donald Korn, indicted on aggravated murder charges in the rape murder of Ruth Doench. Korn, 31, already convicted in Indiana for raping and assaulting another woman, faces trial August 9 in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Doench was found dead at her Bernsville Road home with multiple stab wounds and a matock embedded in her forehead.
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Hamilton
Middletown
George Elliott
Jim Walsh
Fairfield
Hamilton School
Ruth Doe
Donald Korn
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Ind
Butler County
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Korn
Doench
Lersville Road
Lung group forms in Butler County Ohio
Butler County residents are invited to organize a Butler County affiliate of the Ohio Lung Association and the American Lung Association. The organizational meeting is June 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ft. Hamilton board room Hughes Memorial Hospital Center, 630 Eaton Road, Hamilton. Dale C. Hollern, executive director of the Ohio Lung Association, will speak. A separate note explains meteor versus meteorite: a luminous body enters the atmosphere and dissipates before ground impact versus a meteorite that crashes into Earth.
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Butler County
Ohio Lung Association
American Lung Association
Ft. Hamilton. Hughes Memorial Hospital Center
Eaton Road
Hamilton
Dale C. Hollern
The
Earth
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