Police Drill Adds Duelatron to Shootout Tests
Semi annual firearms qualifications for local officers showed higher scores with a new Duelatron decision making test. Eleven of 58 earned master scores and Chief Russell Dwyer praised the system for sharpened reflexes and safer judgment.
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Ted Marsh
Russell Dwyer
Dwyer
Library Board Meeting Set for Tuesday in Middletown
The Middletown Public Library board of trustees will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the library's community room.
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Middletown Public Library
Area News Monday June 20 1977 Page 13
Local briefs from this page cover community events and notices. Read across the column for short items involving area residents, scheduling notes, and service updates.
Man shoots customer at Franklin gas station
Franklin service station owner Orville Hamlin shot Michael McGuire after McGuire allegedly struck him with a pop bottle at 2:50 p.m. Hamlin and McGuire were hospitalized in Middletown. deputies planned interviews before charges.
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Franklin
Orville
Buck’ Hamlin
Warren County
Michael McGuire
Pineville
W. Va
Hamlin
Sohio
Franklin-Trenton Road
McGuire
Murder charge dropped for Middletown man in waitress slaying
George E. Combs, 37, faced a first degree murder count in the 1972 Surfside Inn shooting of waitress Sylvia Rodgers. The trial was halted after a key state witness, held at a Minnesota prison, refused to testify amid threats to him and his family. Combs now faces a weapon under disability case scheduled for tomorrow.
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Hamilton
Middletown
George E. Combs
Garfield St
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Combs
Surfside Inn
Tytus Avenue
Sylvia Rodgers
Cramer
Minnesota
Trucker Shot in Early Morning Oxford Road Brawl
In Lemon Township an argument among Propane Transport drivers on Oxford State Road escalated into a brawl. James Dyas 33 of Midland was shot in the lower abdomen with a .22 revolver and Ross Weber 29 of Trenton was treated for head injuries after being struck with a billy jack. Dyas hospitalized. Weber released. No charges filed as police investigate.
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Propane Transport, Inc
Oxford State Road
Lemon Township
James Edward Dyas
Midland
Ohio
Middletown
Chuck Nixon
Ross Weber
Cypress Ave
Trenton
Billy Jack
Nixon
Recount Confirms Outcome in Germantown Village Council Race
A Montgomery County recount at the Board of Elections found no change in the Republican primary finish for Germantown village council. The recount this morning confirms Lester Mears’s continued position after the official tally.
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Germantown
Montgomery County Board of Elections
React to Aid Parade Traffic and Community Event in Middletown
Middletown officials said React will assist police with Fourth of July traffic control. React also hosts car washes July 2 and July 9 at Corky’s Marathon Station on Roosevelt Boulevard from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The article also notes a local election recount near completion with several Republican candidates and close vote totals before official certification.
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Middletown
Mears
Kosegi
Shafer
Susan Perkins Crowned Miss Ohio Seeks Miss America
Susan Perkins, 23, was named Miss Ohio in Mansfield after finishing first runner up last year. A Lemon Monroe High School and Miami University graduate, she will compete in Atlantic City for Miss America this fall. Perkins plans to upgrade the program and dispel pageant misconceptions. She sang Good Morning Heartache for her talent and previously won Miss Clayland and North Butler County Junior Miss titles.
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Miss Perkins
Miami
Mansfield
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Clayland
Butler County
Sher Lynnette Patrick
Centerville
Southwestern Ohio
Susan Marie Swies
Ohio State University
Judith Ann Brown
Greater Cleveland
Joan Patrick Gilger
Bowling Green State University
Perkins
Burned out family in need of clothing donations
Franklin residents seek help after a late Saturday fire at 822 Park Avenue that damaged Jesse Turner Jr. and his family. Donations of women’s size 16 and various men’s and children’s clothing are requested to aid the family, with drop off at Betty Turner, 805 South Ave. Contact 746-1124.
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Franklin
Jesse Turner Jr
Park Avenue
Robert Kenerly
Betty Turner
South Ave
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