Fluoridation Referendum Faces Tight In Middletown Vote
Middletown voters head to 28 polling places for a close fluoridation referendum. If approved, city water costs rise about 3300 annually and a 15000 engineering package is funded with state reimbursements. decision expected tonight around 9 p.m.
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Ohio
Jack Hursh
Schirm Drive
Pure Water Committee
Red Water Flushing Planned Across City Suburbs
Fire officials will flush hydrants tomorrow through Friday. Jess Borders says some areas may see red water but it is not health-threatening. Engine Co 3 will flush in Mayfield Meadowlawn and Keays subdivisions. Engine Co 2 will work south of Central Avenue and east of Highland Street. Companies 1 4 and south of Central and east of Orchard Street also participate.
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Jess Borders
Engine Co
Mayfield
Meadowlawn
Keays Subdivision
Central Avenue
Highland Street
Central
Orchard Street
Yankee Road House Raided in Narcotics Sweep
A narcotics raid on The Freehold at 223 Yankee Road by nine city policemen at 12:30 a.m. yielded no arrests. Materials were seized and lab tests are pending with prosecutors to decide charges. Nine adults and two juveniles were present. three are residents of the address.
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Yankee Road
James R. Howerton
Howerton
Serfoma Club to Hear Dean Cail on Vocational Training
The Serfoma Club will hear Dean Cail from Hamilton speak on vocational training tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Motor Ian.
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Serfoma
Dean Cail
Hamilton
Manchester
Ian
Warren County Puts On The Marijuana Watch List
Warren County joins 19 others in the northeast as the Justice Department pilots programs to wipe out wild marijuana. County agent Berman Ross says no real crop exists yet the county will train farmers to spot and report suspected plants. The St Louis meeting will outline program details for local agents and counties.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Pepsi
Justice Department
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
United States
St. Louis
Licking County
Ohio
Ross
Judge Marrs Delivers 10 to 20 Year Drug Sentence
Miami University student Bruce W Hutchinson was sentenced by Judge Robert L Marrs to 10 to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory after pleading guilty to possession and sale of hallucinogenic drugs. He may seek parole after 38 months with good behavior.
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Hamilton
Miami University
Mansfield Reformatory
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Bruce W. Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Hutchinson
Oxford
Candlewood Terrace
Butler County
Brandon
Marrs
Miami
Federal Narcotics Hospital
Lexington
Fenwick Festival Raises Over 30000 at Busy Weekend
The Fenwick Festival grossed more than 30000 with attendance estimates from 20000 to 39000. Net proceeds will fund a new science laboratory and expand the high school library after about a third of the gross covers expenses.
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Fenwick
James O'Conner
Fenwick High School
Public hearing on zone change for Tytus Avenue area
City Commission will study rezone from C-1 neighborhood shopping to C-4 commercial on Tytus Avenue between Mary Etta and Auburn streets at 7:30 p.m. Also on agenda is preliminary review of Chatham Village development by Foundation Housing Inc. in the Eaton Avenue and East Street area.
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Tytus Avenue
Mary Etta
Auburn Streets
Kenneth Johnson
Tytus
Elwood
Tytus and
Chatham Village Group
Foundation Housing Inc
Eaton Avenue
East Street
31 Tires Slashed Across Three Vehicles
Garth Stokely reported 31 tires slashed on three vehicles over six weeks. A 1970 car and a Jeep were damaged in separate incidents, plus a Shokley Construction Co. truck was vandalized. A window at Tony Tenor real estate office was broken, valued at about $250. Other thefts included a tire and rim worth $110, a car tape player, and a wallet with $18.
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Garth Stokely
Elwood St
Stokley
Shokley Construction Co
S. Broad St
Tony Tenor
Central Ave
James Sloan Jr
Aberdeen Drive
Shea McCann
Midway St
Danny Adkins
Waite St
Parachutist Killed at Corpus Christi Air Show
S. Sgt. Arnoldo Arrellano of Fayetteville North Carolina died when his main chute failed to open during the Jaycees Charity Air Show at Corpus Christi Naval Air Station. He had about 300 jumps with the Golden Knights and three jumpers were in the air when the accident occurred, witnesses said.
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Army
Hook Field
Arnoldo Arrellano
Fayetteville
N.C
Corpus Christi
Tex
Naval Air Station
Jaycees
Golden Knights
Fort Bragg
Arrellano
The
Sgt. Arrellano
Franklin opens new City Services Building with 500 attendees
Franklin officials and residentsenjoyed a ribbon cutting for the $194,954 City Services Building. City manager Bernard Ejichholz, council members and trustees led the ceremony with tours of police, fire and city service departments. Firefighters showed off a 65 foot snorkel truck as visitors toured the jail and garage areas. Plans call for an adjoining administrative building on Fourth Street and Riley Boulevard.
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Franklin
City Services
Bernard Ejichholz
Franklin National Bank
Miami Valley Building and Loan Association
Fourth Street
Riley Boulevard
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