Scab complaints quelled at Aeronca plant protest
Local 2535 IAM ended mass picketing after about 200 members gathered to protest scab labor, mostly students linked to office staff. The union paused action awaiting company steps, while a traffic disruption and ongoing talks hint at contract wage and seniority disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Ron Baker
Baker
Crime report on stolen car crash rate
The National Automobile Theft Bureau reports that the crash rate for stolen cars is about 200 times higher than the normal rate for auto accidents, highlighting heightened danger and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Theft Bureau
Deaths and funerals sweep across multiple towns
Death notices detail services for six month old Phillip Fields of 105 S Broad St. and other local residents. Chronology spans Middletown Germantown Springboro Westchester Camden Hamilton and associated funeral homes with varying obituaries and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Fields
Sandra Fields
S. Broad St
Middletown Cemetery
Harold
Middletown Hospital
Joseph R. Baker Funeral Home
Middletown YMCA to run summer gymnastics clinic
The Middletown Area YMCA will offer a summer gymnastics clinic for members and nonmembers beginning July 19. Instructors are Nancy Enochs of Franklin and Jim Tighe of Wadsworth, Kent State University graduates. The clinic runs Monday to Thursday 9 am to noon and 1 to 2 pm, and Friday 9 am to noon, ending July 23. Capacity is 25 per class. apply early. Cost is 25 dollars for members and 35 dollars for nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
John Carney
Nancy Enochs
Franklin
Jim Tighe
Wadsworth
Kent State University
Big Brothers Button Sale Planned This Weekend
The Big Brothers organization will hold its annual Button Sale to fund youth activities. Finance chairman Ron Lane says buttons will be sold at major shopping areas Friday evening 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday midday. The group supports about 40 matched pairs of youths and adult men in one-on-one relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Area
Big Brothers
Ron Lane
Democrats elect officers in Butler County meeting
David L. Smith of Middletown was reelected chair of the Butler County Democratic Executive Committee for a second term. Donald Darker of Oxford was elected chairman of the party Central Committee. New officers include Donna Nicol, Joseph Magdich, and Margaret Cox. Central Committee posts named Mary Lord, Louise Trumbetta, and Robert Wilson. Carl Morgenstern was appointed to head a constitutional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
David L. Smith
Moore Drive
Middletown
Butler County
Democratic Executive Committee
Donald Darker
Miami University
Oxford
Butler County Board of Elections
Donna Nicol
Westchester
Joseph Magdich
Fairfield
Margaret Cox
Mary Lord
Louise Trumbetta
West Chester
Robert Wilson
Carl Morgenstern
Democratic Party
Business expert leaving OSL in Columbus Ohio
James C. Yocum of Ohio State University’s College of Administrative Science retires Wednesday after four decades of tracking Ohio business. He has written the Trend of Business column for the Bulletin of Business Research at OSU’s Center for Business and Economic Research. Yocum says he sees the state’s economy pulling through despite pessimistic forecasts by other economists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
James C. Yocum
Ohio
Yocum
Ohio State University
College of Administrative Science
Bulletin of Business Research
Center For Business and Economic Research
OSU
Custer theories analyzed by kin in New Orleans
Robert Lee Custer, a 21 year old descendant of General Custer, plans to attend the Little Bighorn anniversary at the battle site. He argues Custer died amid the era's pressures and sought a quick victory to sway a Democratic convention, a point historian Stephen Ambrose supports with a different reading of motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Robert Lee Custer
Gene Custer
Little Bighorn
Custer
Montana
R.L. Custer
America
Stephen E. Ambrose
University of New Orleans
Ambrose
Rossi loses bid for DAV title in 1976 awards
Louis Rossi James L. Womack of Winnfield Louisiana was named Outstanding Disabled Veteran for 1976 over Rossi and other state nominees. Womack, injured in a mine explosion in World War II, lost an arm, lost an eye, and has limited vision yet built a law practice and businesses while leading community programs. DAV Commander praised his determination. Womack to receive award at the Miami convention August 1 through 6. Also报道 an elderly man offering asphalt spray services to city residents. a woman paid $10 and had $20 stolen from her purse. detectives assigned. A tape player valued at $150 was stolen from Greg Wells at Middletown High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Louis Rossi
James L. Womack
Winnfield
Rossi
Ohio
DAV
Lyle C. Pearson
Womack
Miami
Fla
Monroe Meeting Discusses Campgrounds of America Project
The Monroe Planning Commission will consider an application by Camp Grounds of America for a campground on Chrysler Corp property at the regular meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Monroe Planning Commission
Campgrounds of America
Chrysler Corp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aeronca
Germantown
Earl Dalton
Earl E. Dalton
Rogers Drive
Dalton
Inland Manufacturing Co
Dayton
Rosezala
Tony
Terry
Iva Burton
Violet Barwick
Indiana
Merle Dalton
Vinnie Shepard
Science Hill
Eskins
Springboro
Buck Eskins
Farmington
N.M
Albuquerque
N. M
Heather
John Ulery
Farmington, N.M
Ingbor
Cope Memorial
Clair Landis
Clair V
Smokey” Landis
Hamilton-Mason Road
Veterans’ Administration Center
Landis
West Elkton
McCoy- Leffler
Albert Grooms
Or Cemetery
Iberty Township
Richard Stansberry
Camden
Richard C. Stansberry
County Road
McCullough- Hyde Memorial Hospital
Stansberry
Corbin
Aeronca, Inc
Lella
Billie Jane Stevens
Lillian Johnson
Bellflower
Calif
Richard Jr
Freddie
James
George
Nashville
Tenn
Mary Jones
R.C. Nein & Sons
Albert Friend
Donald Howard
Burl Stephens
Pete
Betty) McGee
Ft. Hamilton-Hughes Hospital
Stephens
Hamilton Victory Apartments
Blanche
Lorenda Pelfrey
Klaus-Weigel
Robert Lovell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Carrie M. Withrow
Brown- Dawson
Margaret Reichel
Freeman Ave
Proeschel-Crawford
Earl Stephens
Old Oxford Road
Klaus- Weigel
Betty
N. University Blvd
Robert Custer
Iso
Greg Wells
Todnunter
Middletown High School
Roy J. Linnig
C.S.B
Christian Science Board of
EL AM
Colony Square Cinema
East Main Street
Lebanon
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Memorial
Russell Nivols
Converse Monument CO
Manchester Rd
Reg
Central Avenue