CAC vote upholds firing of director
Victor Davis, head Start director and Hamilton NAACP president, was fired by the Butler County CAC after a three hour session. The board, by secret ballot 6 to 5 with one abstention, upheld the firing amid protests by about 200 Hamilton residents and a NAACP statement citing racial overtones. Davis cited professional disagreements with CAC Director Michael Rench.
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Hamilton
Butler County Community Action Commission
CAC
Victor Davis
Davis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Michael Rench
Head Start Policy Council
Rench
Head Start Policy
Head Start
Chicago
Pilgrim Baptist Church Annex
James Cooney
Reach
Irene Lewis
Faye Walker
Middletown
Rhodes asks Carter to aid sale of Columbus glass plant
Gov. Rhodes appealed to President Carter to approve a sale of Federal Glass plant in Columbus to Lancaster Colony to save about 1500 jobs, after FTC blocked the deal as a potential monopoly. Federal Paperboard Inc. plans to close and liquidate assets, with 25 million payroll and losses cited.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Carter
Columbus
Rhodes
Federal Glass Co
Lancaster Colony Corp
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Federal Paperboard Inc
Montvale, N.J
Federal Glass
Jack R. Kennedy
Federal Paperboard
South
Kennedy
Singer Wayne Albin to play at City Centre Mart Saturday
Wayne Albin a 28 year old Middletown area singer will perform country and western music at the City Centre Mart on Saturday at noon one two and three pm He has been playing guitar since age twelve and recently signed with Nashville Authentic Productions for a single. His three piece group the Country Albineers have played at charity benefits clubs and lodges He is employed at Miami Carey Co near Monroe for eleven years replacing an earlier scheduled act Ann Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Albin
Middletown
City Centre Mart
Albin
Nashville Authentic Productions
Country Albineers
Miami-Carey Co
Monroe
Ann Diamond
Resurfacing of Butter Street Gains Approval
German Township trustees and two village councilmen agreed to a one mile deep patch and resurfacing of Butter Street half in the village and half in unincorporated German Township. Cost estimated above 30000 dollars with county engineer bid specs to be drawn. The village would fund its share from 1978 permissive tax funds pending county approval.
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Germantown
German Township
Phillip Green
Dayton
Eby
Ron Boyer
Grand Jury To Hear Drug Case In Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP Robert A Bergman husband of actress Judy Carne is bound over to a Cincinnati grand jury on illegal possession of a drug document. Bergman was arrested June 6 when he appeared at Carne's drug charge trial in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Carne, who suffered a neck injury in a car crash near Doylestown on June 16, was found innocent of heroin possession. The jury did not reach a verdict on a charge of using a fake prescription to buy sleeping pills from a Harrison pharmacy.
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Bergman
Judy Carne
Bergman
Regional Enforcement Narcotics Unit
Hamilton County
Harrison
Hamilton Deaths and Obituaries Notice
William R. Davidson Jr. 37 of Fairhaven dies. services 10 am Saturday at Webb Funeral Home. Nellie M. Simpson 82 of 855 Stahlheber Road dies. services held today at Klaus Weigel.
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Hamilton
William R. Davidson Jr
Fairhaven
Webb Funeral Home
Nellie M. Simpson
Stahlheber Road
Klaus- Weigel
Legislators Back Restructured Pay Plan Proposed by Kurfess
State Rep Charles F Kurfess with Ohio House Minority Leader urges pay reform linking salary to daily attendance capped at 140 days. Reps William Denham Corwin Nixon concur that legislators should spend more time serving constituents and less time in Columbus.
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Charles F. Kurfess
Ohio
House
Kurfess
Columbus
William Denham
Corwin M. Nixon
Nixon
Donham
Geauga Park ride repaired after 26 stranded
Geauga Lake Park officials announced Sky Glide was fixed after 26 riders were stranded when a cable clamp failed. Firefighters rescued the last two occupants with ladders as the ride reopened later that day. no injuries were reported.
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Aurora, Ohio
Geauga Lake Park
Harry Peck
Gary Edgar
Akron
Edgar
Ray Antonio
Gary
Antonio
Infant dies after premature birth at Fort Hamilton Hs
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Mark Mapel of 1626 Lamberton St died shortly after delivery Thursday morning at Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital Hamilton. Graveside services were held at Woodside Cemetery with arrangements by Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home.
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Mark Mapel
1626
Lamberton St
Fort Hamilton- Hughes Hospital
Hamilton
Kenneth Thomas
Germantown
Steve Koster
Middletown
Earl Thomas
Trenton
Lyda Thomas
William Mapel
Oxford
Mary Ann Mapel
Margaret Hatfield
Miamisburg
Woodside
Wilson-Schramm Memorial Home
Alice L. Melton
Curtis St
Middletown Hospital
Melton
John H
Michael
Donald
Donna Ferguson
Viola Palmer
Waco
Texas
Daisy Martinez
Carlsbad
N. M
Nora Bush
McCoy- Leffler
Steve Faulkner
Buria
Woodside Cemetery
Fire and Injury Reports From Local Incidents Today and Yesterday
Fire crews responded at 8 43 a m to Interstate Folding Box where Warren Klitz 56 of 5270 Montgomery Ave Franklin sustained an injured thumb and was taken to hospital. At 3 25 a m Herbert Stein 66 of 10 Forest Glen Drive ill was treated and released. Yesterday at 8 23 p m a 1907 Circle Ginny entry listed no transport. At 7 26 p m Central Avenue and Monroe Street Nancy Driscoll 21 of 320 Thorn Hill Lane reported pains from an auto accident and was taken to hospital for treatment.
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Warren Klitz
Montgomery Ave
Franklin
Forest Glen Drive
Herbert Stein
Central Avenue
Monroe Street
Nancy Driscoll
Thorn Hill Lane
Slough Elected to Ohio Mental Health Board Delegation
Ken Slough of the Butler County 648 Board was elected to serve a one year term as delegate at large during the Ohio Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Association annual board division elections. The 648 Board covers all 88 Ohio counties and oversees funds from federal, state, local and private sources to improve treatment access.
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Ken Slough
Butler County
648
Ohio Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation Association
Ohio
Cement Masons Reach Tentative Cincinnati Pact
Cement Masons Local 524 and Allied Construction Industries avert a midnight strike with a one year contract. The union, which had rejected the prior offer 85 to 16, gains a one dollar per hour raise and 25 cents more for foremen but loses a daily concrete limit clause. A special vote to ratify the agreement has not been scheduled.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati-area Cements Masons
Allied Construction Industries
Cement Masons Local
Paul Cobb
Franklin cyclist injured in I-75 crash near Moraine
A Franklin motorcycle rider was struck from behind by a speeding car on I-75 near Ohio 725 just north of Dayton early today. William H. Williams Jr. suffered a broken arm back injuries and facial cuts and was listed in fair condition at Kettering Medical Center. The driver fled the scene. the car was found in Moraine and troopers continued the search.
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Franklin
Dayton
Ohio
William H. Williams Jr
Roberts Drive
Kettering Medical Center
Williams
Moraine
Shriver Reappointed IUC Chair At Miami University
Phillip R Shriver, Miami University president, will take the Inter University Council of Ohio chair for 1978 79 on July 1, starting his 14th year as Miami president. He succeeds Walter B Waetjen of Cleveland State University, has held the post twice before, and leads a council representing Ohio's 12 state assisted universities plus the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo.
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Oxford
Phillip R Shriver
Miami University
Inter-University Council of Ohio
Miami
Shriver
Ohio
Walter B. Waetjen
Cleveland State University
IUC
Omo
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Nixon honors Springboro girl cagers
State Rep. Corwin M. Nixon hosted a brunch at Kings Island Inn honoring Springboro standout Amy Teeker, coach Don Ross, and the Springboro girls basketball team. Teeker will join Ohio State on a basketball scholarship after the team finished second in the Class AA State tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Teeker
Springboro
Don Ross
Corwin M. Nixon
Nixon
Kings Island Inn
Shriners publish hospital work in statewide drive
The Shriners plan the first issue of Shrine Hospital News to be distributed on streets and in malls across Butler and Warren Counties. The four page tabloid highlights free services of Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children and Cincinnati Burns Center, with 300 000 copies handed out by 3 000 Shrine members on Saturday.
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The
Shriners
Shrine Hospital
Butler
Warren Counties
Masons
Knights of Columbus
Boy Scout
Lexington
Shrine Burns Center
Cincinnati
Burns Center
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Wayne Albin Area
Butter Street
Dale Shafer Jr
Ken Emrick
Council Street Committee
Douglas Fenske
Fenske
Montgomery County
Geauga Park Ride
Alice Melton
Willa Scout
Willa R. Scott
Fisher Road
Grandview Hospital
Community United Methodist Church
Grace Erwin
Somerville
Grace C. Erwin
West Elkton Road
Woodland Manor
Erwin
Friends Church
West Elkton
James C
Paul F
James V
Kenneth Story
Fairmound Cemetery
R. C. Nein & Sons Funeral Home
Camden
Slough
Cement Masons
Agee
Ottopere
Burns
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller
Mgr
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