Sheriff Candidates Fail To File Expenses
Thirty two candidates and 12 committees filed election expense accounts with the Butler County Board of Elections by the 4 p.m. deadline. Total receipts reached 21186.91 and expenditures 22449.09. Several candidates did not file or filed late, risking future election eligibility for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Jack Crocker
Middletown
Burton P. Gabbard
Harry Martin Sr
Fairfield
Clark C. Castator
Peter A. Poulemanos
Board
Garret J. Boone
Donald Linkous
Monroe
Thurman J. Roger
James E. Dixon
Leo M. Galdner
Darrell H. Collins
New Miami
Butler County
Republican Executive Committee
John R. Moser
Harold J Carpenter
Ed Rice
Clifton Brewer
Dixon
Commissioner
Melvin R. Blevens
Patricia Vaughn
Collins
George Dell
BANJO
Butler
David Tirmenstein
American Cancer Fund
Pieratt Sentenced 30 Days for Jail Escape Attempt
In Middletown court Gordon Pieratt, 24, of 910 Crawford St pleaded guilty to attempting to break out of the Middletown jail and was sentenced to 30 days. Other local defendants faced varied charges from auto theft to drunken driving with multiple fines. James Whisman, 25, was bound over to the Butler County Grand Jury on auto theft charges with a $1,500 bond.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
James Whisman
Grand Ave
J. T. Lamb
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Lowell Brown
Martz - Paullin Road
Gordon Pieratt
Crawford St
Middletown
Cletus H. Simetz
Seventh Ave
Clarence FE. Wilson
S. Main St
Ralph T. Staner
Starling Circle
Franklin
Staner
Gary Mockbee
S. Omaha St
Tim, Mullins
Oneka Ave
Petit Lateeny
Mullins
Yankee Road
Glenn Avenue
Gordon R Nein
Brentwood
Roy H. Turner
Germantown Road
Wallace W. Huff
George R. Feltner
Fairfield
Carol Workman
Woodlawn Ave
Arlene Crouch
Middletown - Eaton Road
Eliezer Rivera
State St
Trenton
Wade Williams
Tytus Ave
Flossie Brandenburg
Superior Ave
James Haddix
Fairmount Ave
Asault
Daniel F. Henry
Logan Ave
Thomas P. Keith
Corlee Road
Rebecca Sue Keith
Hester Parent
Manchester Ave
Kenny Gibbs
Compton, Ky
Murder Conviction Appealed in Ohio Case
Attorneys for 20 year old John Lincoln Carder appeal his 1964 Fairfield County murder conviction to U S District Court in Columbus claiming constitutional rights were violated. Carder is serving two consecutive life terms for the killing of Varnetta Brucker who ran a small grocery and dance hall near Lancaster. Defense says he had no attorney during interrogation and witnesses say he refused to see counsel or family. Carder was 16 at the time of conviction, upheld by state appeal courts.
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Columbus, Ohio
John Lincoln Carder
Fairfield County
U. S. District Court
Columbus
Carder
Ohio Penitentiary
Vanetta Brucker
Lancaster
Carders
Ohio Supreme Court
Drive-in Theater Ordered to Close Over Visible Film
Sanford police closed a local drive-in showing the adult film Mondo Freudo after police chief John C Pride said the movie could be seen from the main highway and was deemed adult entertainment.
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Sanford
Maine
John C. Pride
Ramseyer Appointed By Armco
P. E. Ramseyer is named assistant manager products for Armco Steel Advanced Materials Division. He will move from Middletown to Baltimore on June 28 to oversee stainless steel sheet and strip products. Ramseyer joined Armco in 1924 and has held multiple research and steel sales roles, plus service on the Monroe Park Board and church elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
P. E. Ramseyer
Armco Steel’ Corp
G. J. Arnold
Ramseyer
Middletown
Armco
Research and
Research Chemical Laboratory
Steel Sales Organzation
Monroe Park
Presbyterian Church of
Monroe
Munich Plan Uses Signs On Doors To Help Children
Munich officials propose unique door signage in housing complexes to aid lost children by using distinctive ceramic plants and animal signs. The signs also aim to help intoxicated adults locate the correct home, reducing misdirections in crowded complexes.
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Munich
Germany
Bells Campaign Participation Urged In Ohio
Columbus officials urged Ohioans to join the fifth annual Bells for Freedom Bells for Safety Fourth of July campaign with bells rung at 2 p.m. on July 4 to honor the Declaration. Officials warned drivers to be cautious as 47 lives were lost last year and 38 deaths with 2,000 injuries are forecast for the coming holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Heribert
James A. Rhodes
Warren C. Nelson
P. E Masheter
Masheter
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Lamb
Owen McKinney
Adult
Rre Watchmaker
Spiedel
Baker's Jewelry
Melampy’s
Melampy
Osborne
N. Verity
Bells
Cincinnati
U.S
Larry E. Brooks
Izanesville
Donald Philpot
Trotwood
Philpot
William M. McNabb Jr
Highway Pa
R. M. Chiaramonte
Kroger
Kahn
Clover Valley
Carton
Sunda
Cole Slaw
Florida
Sungold
Reg
Sandwich
California
Sunkist
Dot
South Main
N. University
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