Photos Measure Heat Loss Citywide Thermogram Survey
John Leach reports a citywide thermogram project to map heat loss in 14 500 buildings using infrared aerial photography. Mead Laboratories performed the surveys at a 12500 dollar cost, with public access at the City Building and results shared with other Ohio cities.
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Ohio
Ralph Lusk
Lusk
Gary Frank
Hook Field
Switzerland
Mead Laboratories Inc
Dayton
Mead
Robert Moschell
Public Utilities
Moschell
OBES employee nominated for state disabled veteran award
Dennis DeMolet a Vietnam veteran and Ohio Bureau of Employment Services employee is the Disabled American Veterans Chapter 131 nominee for Ohio Outstanding Disabled Veteran of the Year. He saved 53 lives during a USO kitchen fire in Da Nang earning the Navy Commendation Medal and later helped disabled veterans through his work. DeMolet and his wife Kay reside at 1090 Park Lane.
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Dennis DeMolet
Ohio
DeMolet
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Vietnam
USO
da Nan
Commissioners reject all bids for mental retardation buses
Butler County commissioners reject four bids for buses after charges of irregularities in bus body and chassis specifications. Prosecutor Holcomb and Assistant Gmoser call the specs improper and request an audit by the state public offices bureau. Cave Systems and King Sales bids are implicated while the mental retardation board seeks future bid help.
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Hamilton
Board of Mental Retardation
Butler County
John Holcomb
Michael Gmoser
Cave Systems
Trans
Holcomb
State Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Columbus
Board of Mental
American pro basketball player Fessor Leonard dies in Lugano
Lugano police report American 7 foot player Fessor Leonard from Columbus died of carbon monoxide poisoning eight days after being found dead in his Lugano apartment. Autopsy confirms he suffocated during sleep due to a fire while with Club Federale of Lugano.
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Lugano
Switzerland
Fessor Leonard
Columbus
Ohio
Club
Federale of
Armco cuts Middletown Works power use by 25 percent
Armco officials announced a 25 percent drop in Middletown Works electrical consumption after a month of voluntary conservation. Reductions followed February shutdowns of anti-pollution equipment, further measures across departments, and scheduling limits, with progress tied to Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. requests amid a coal strike.
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Armco
Middletown
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&k
Trenton and Hamilton report two Butler crash deaths
Two Butler County men died in separate crashes. John Tharp of Trenton and Paul Gay of Hamilton were killed in incidents on Hamilton Avenue and US 127 near the Hamilton limits. Investigations and condolences noted, with Tharp survived by a large family and services scheduled.
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Butler County
John Tharp
Hamilton Ave
Trenton
Paul Gay
Clark St
Hamilton
US 127
Hamilton Corporation
Hamilton Avenue
Lee Place
William Keeton
S. Dixie Highway
Middletown
Tharp
Sarah Anne
Keeton
Richard Beaudoin
Fairmont Ave
Good Samaritan
Cincinnati
Rita Gay
Clark Street
Wyman J. Carr Jr
Wallace St
Carr
Mr. Gay
McCoy-Leffler
Arthur Wilson
Butler County Memorial Park
Daiker to head election board in Butler County
The Butler County Board of Elections elected Democrat Donald Daiker as chairman, succeeding Republican John Moser after a reorganization meeting in Hamilton. Joyce Thall was named director, replacing Marge Cox, with Betty McGary named deputy director. party rule requires opposite parties for chairman and director.
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Hamilton
Butler County
GAO cites delays and overpayments in Social Security programs
Washington AP The General Accounting Office reports unnecessary delays and overpayments totaling 64 million dollars each year in Social Security programs for the aged blind and disabled. It cites separate payment systems for the two programs and administrative problems at district Social Security offices as the cause.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Germantown eyes final choice for village manager
Germantown officials spent four hours interviewing three of seven applicants for village manager as they prepare to review test results of the leading candidate. Mayor Ralph Moler said a hire will require unanimous council approval and a Jan. 1 charter change governs appointment.
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Germantown
Ralph Moler
Moler
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Park Lane
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Marquis
Wmoh Radio
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Butler
Steven Tracy
Lawn Ave
Middletown Hospital
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St. Clair Township
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Seven Mile
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