Incinerator Rumor in Butler County Denied
Butler County Commissioners president William R. Stitsinger said there is no truth to a proposed incinerator in the West Chester area and no plans for incinerators in Butler County. Engineers are studying disposal options, while residents had opposed the idea in letters to the board.
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Hamilton
Ava
West Chester
William R. Stitsinger
Butler County Commissioners
Butler County
Albert Paneee
Skinner
Stitsinger
Transfer Sought for La Sabre Lounge Liquor Permits
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes an application to transfer liquor permits for La Sabre Lounge from 3209 S Main St to 510 Oxford State Rd. William P. Miles, doing business as La Sabre Lounge, seeks the transfer of permits allowing liquor sales until 2 30 am.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
la Sabre
William P. Miles
S. Main St
Oxford State Road
World Day of Prayer observed at First Christian Church
About 200 persons attended the World Day of Prayer service at First Christian Church yesterday. Rev. Duane Sisson urged faith in God to produce trust to bear one another's burdens and noted Christ as guide of efforts. Observances also took place in local schools.
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First Christian Church
Duane Sisson
First Baptist Church
Four men receive brief jail terms in municipal court
Judge J T Lamb sentenced Ray Perry to 30 days on a trespassing warrant. Jack Hillard and Glenn Risner drew three days plus fines for driving while intoxicated. Risner faces extra penalties for fleeing officers. Robert Lee Jolliff received three days and fines for a hit and run and filing a false report. Additional fines and bonds were handed to several others for traffic and related offenses.
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J. T. Lamb
Ray Perry
Illinois Ave
Mina Perry
Jack Hillard
Loveland
Glenn E. Risner
Ogden Drive
Risner
Robert Lee Jolliff
Allen Road
Jolliff
Charles Street
North Avenue
License Of Youth In Fatal Crash Listed
HAMILTON The driving rights of Roger L. Lindsay 17 708 Park Drive Middletown were suspended for one year by Butler County Juvenile Judge David Black. Lindsay was found innocent of second degree manslaughter in the June 21 Warren County crash that killed Donald Epperson 15 3772 Kenny Lane Franklin. The judge found him delinquent and placed him on probation. The victim rode as a passenger in Lindsay s car which went off Shaker Road and struck a culvert.
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Hamilton
Roger L. Lindsay
Park Drive
Middletown
Butler County
David Black
Donald Epperson
Kenny Lane
Franklin
Warren County
Black
Lindsay
Shaker
Today In History Highlights March 2 1968 Events
The column lists key past events tied to March 2 1836 Texas independence proclamation 1793 Sam Houston birth 1853 Washington Territory formation 1861 Dakota Territory organization 1945 Rhine reach near Dusseldorf WWII 1949 B-50 flight Fort Worth nonstop world trip 10 years ago mediation France Tunisia five years ago Dana Min danao airliner crash 27 dead one year ago RFK proposed pausing bombing to aid peace talks.
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Mexico
Sam Houston
Washington Territory
Dakota
U.S
Rhine River
Dusseldorf
Germany
North Vietnam
Truck Looted at A and S Tavern near Trenton
Harold Yazell of Franklin reported to sheriff's deputies that his pickup door was broken open at the A and S Tavern on Ohio 73 east of Trenton and tools and other articles worth 25 dollars were taken.
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Trenton
Harold Yazell
Moreland Drive
Franklin
Sheriff's Deputies
A&s
Ohio 73
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