Jobs funds win committee approval in 5.9 billion bill
The House Appropriations Committee backed a 5.9 billion special appropriation to create roughly 2 million jobs. It includes 1.625 billion for public service work and 412.7 million for youth summer jobs, with immediate availability under Democrats versus Jan 1 start under Ford plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
House
Carl Albert
George Mahon
D-Tex
Appropriations Committee
Ford
Youth Conservation Corps
Warren County Joint Vocational School OK Pending State Approval
Warren plans for the Warren County Joint Vocational School move toward final state approval as architects report on negotiations with state officials. Bids for steel are set to open March 20 and completion is targeted for September 1976. Traffic signal considerations were raised for the Ohio 122 and Ohio 48 intersection near the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County Joint Vocational School
Joint Vocational School Board
Hugh Beuchrer
Buehrer
Citizen Advisor
Ohio 122
Rape and kidnapping case proceeds after speedy trial issue
Hamilton Butler County Common Pleas Judge overruled a motion to dismiss charges against 32 year old Willard Johnson of 3551 Tylersville Road. Johnson already found guilty of one rape and one kidnapping and faces sentencing March 12. He will be retried March 26 on one rape and one kidnapping count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Willard Johnson
Tylersville Road
Johnson
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Valley View Board to Meet With Teachers Over Salary Impasse
Valley View School Board schedules a special meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. to discuss the impasse panel report on teachers salaries. The panel urged raising salaries from 7 600 to 8 000 citing 46 000 state surplus funds received last fall and 94 000 more expected. the board rejected the report on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Valley View School Board
Valley View Teachers Association
Valley View
Scouts celebrate World Friendship Day with Japanese culture
Fourth and fifth grade girls from Troop 1675 at Rosedale School celebrated World Friendship Day and Girl Scouting's 63rd birthday. Mrs Norman Higham and Mrs Victor Lasan presented cultural insights from Japan and Central America. Bertha Herdocia, Lasan’s niece, played Latin piano music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale School
Japan
Norman Higham
Victor Lasan
Central America
Bertha Herdocia
Lasan
Middletown Optimist Club Oratorical Winners Named
Pam Mulhall and Tony Kulick won the boys and girls divisions of the annual oratorical contest sponsored by the Middletown Noon Optimist Club. The event, held last night in the Middletown Public Library Community Room, awarded runners up Olly Coddington, Debbie Wright, and John Maggard. First place winners advance to zone competition April 22 at the Congress Inn, with district finalists for $500 scholarships. Timekeeper was Mrs. Dale Ritter and the year’s youth project chair was Dale Ritter. The oration title read Give Me Your Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Mulhall
Tony Kulick
Middletown Noon Optimist Club
Middletown Public Library
Miss Mulhall
Harvey Mulhall
Windridge Court
John XXIII School
Kulick
Manchester Middle School
Allan Kulick
Riverview Drive
Olly Coddington
Debbie Wright
Middletown
John Maggard
Congress Inn
Monroe Optimist Club
Henry Brumore
Les Landin
Robert McIntire
Lloyd Nolan
James Rockovich
Dale Ritter
Deaths and funerals include Drake and Mallory notices
Obituaries list Willie Drake 80 of 4211 Central Ave dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital. Surviving wife Naomi and many relatives. Services private at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Woodside Cemetery. Also Emma Coffey 67 of 9137 Leighty Drive died at Middletown Hospital. Memorials to Crawford Street First Church of God. Additional notices: Hester Mallory 77 of 28 W Sixth St died at Middletown Hospital with burial at Woodhill Cemetery. services at Eaton Funeral Home. Hamilton area deaths include John Derrick 92, Lena Elijah 90, James Meiner 55 with service details provided.
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William
Willie) Drake
Central Ave
Middletown Hospital
Drake
Armco Steel Corp
Wolf County
Masonic Lodge
Zachariah
Naomi
Bonnie Atkinson
Seneca
Betty Cox
Frederick, Md
Ben Huffman
Trenton
Madge Tolliver
Middletown
Kerney
Bradenton
Fla
Rodger
Englewood
Calif
McCoy- Leffler
Franklin
Emma Coffey
Leighty Drive
Arch
James
Carlisle
Walter
Carl
Dawson Springs
Edna Reed
Kay Smiley
Hopkinsville
Laura Cummins
Mt. Vernon
Richard Cummins
Williamstown
Robert Cummins
Woodlawn
Ohio
Charles Cummins
Hester E. Mallory
Sixth St
Marian Smith
Carl Jr
Monroe
James Cox
Pasadena
Anna Morton
Julia van Arsdale
Eaton Funeral Home
John Wedgewood
Woodhill Cemetery
Hamilton
John Derrick
Ninth Ave
Webb
Lena Elijah
S. Second St
Mt. Calvary Church of God
James Meiner
S. Eastview Parkway
St. Veronica’s Church
Firemen install chaplain for Middletown brigade
Rev. Albert Schetter of Holy Trinity Church was installed Wednesday as chaplain of the Middletown firefighters division. He will serve at meetings and respond to multiple alarm fires, succeeding Rev. Edwin Bobbitt who retired at year end. A badge and firefighter hat are to be presented.
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Albert Schetter
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown
Father Schetter
Edwin Bobbitt
Franklin Men Hurt by Thieves
Franklin police investigate two robberies in quick succession. Ed Roseberry at 1 Clay St. reported that two men pistol whipped him at his door about 10 p.m. and fled with cash and a gun, sending him to Middletown Hospital. Roger Maple of 523 Riley Blvd. was beaten during a guest dispute at about 5:30 a.m. and robbed of money, admitted to Middletown Emergency Squad.
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Franklin — Franklin
Ed Roseberry
Clay St
Middletown Hospital
Franklin Eee
Roger Maple
Riley Blvd
Franklin Emergency Squad
Hamilton to Receive $92 Million Waste Water Grant
Hamilton will get a nine million dollar federal grant for a waste water treatment project on River Road. Total project cost is eleven million with eighty percent funded by the EPA and the rest from sewage revenue bonds. Construction should begin this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
River Road
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Warren grand jury indicts 25 in 30 offenses
The March Warren County grand jury indicted 25 individuals on 30 offenses including aggravated robbery burglary and theft. Kathy Duhamel avoided indictment. Sydney Sue Thayer Newton’s case was continued. Nine indictments were secret.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Kathy Duhamel
Sydney
Thayer Newton
Woman named Rider College project director in nursing study
Miss Charlotte Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ferguson of 610 18th Ave is named project director for a study at Rider College Trenton New Jersey The study aims to evaluate offering a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the private college funded by a 42500 NIH grant She is a Yale research associate former Hill Health Center director and public health nurse with degrees in nursing public health nursing sociology and a nursing diploma for an organization with about 6000 students sponsor Directions at Rider College involves her leadership of the project and its goals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ferguson
William Ferguson
18Th Ave
Rider College
Trenton
N.J
Ferguson
Middletown High School
St. Elizabeth School of Nursing
Dayton
Ohio State University
Boston University
National Institute of Health
Yale University
Hill Health Center
New Haven
Conn
National Institute For Mental Health
Indiana University Medical Center
Columbus, Ohio
Steelworker wins lottery in Buckeye 300 drawing
Buddy Lambert of Newton Falls won the top prize of 300000 in the Ohio Lottery Buckeye 300 drawing aired by five stations. Ted Schutte of Cincinnati won 60000 and James Duncan of Chardon won 30000. Five other contestants earned 15000 each.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Buddy Lambert
Newton Falls
Lambert
Ford
Ted Schutte
Cincinnati
James Duncan
Chardon
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Warren
Valley View Board
Dodds Monuments
Verity Pkvy
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Charles
Bud) Steller Mar
IAM
Aig Avc
MMM Srd Ln
Laura Williams
Crawford
First Ave
PAM Mulhall John XXIII School
Tony Kulick Manchester
William Drake
The
Crawford Street
First Church of God
Missionary Baptist Temple
Edward Bates
Butler County Memorial Park
Hester Mallory
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Kenneth Posey
Adrian, Mich
Royce
Butch’’ Hines
Pleasant
Plain
William Alexander
Nixon Camp Road
Oregonia
Kenneth Delk
Blue Ash
David Sexton
Anne Drive
Daniel Joseph Gilbert
Martz-Paulin Road
Robert Rice
Deerfield Road
Teresa Gail Lakes
Cincinnati- Dayton
Gary Dale Brown
Fehr Road
Tom _ Vires
Clarksville
Richard Keith Ratliff
Corwin Road
Waynesville
Tony Meadows
Edwards Road
Becky Retherford
N. Cherry St
John Fox
Dakin Mobile Home Court
Gary Holt
Dunaway St
Miamisburg
Home Center
Pfaltzgraff
HET
Fer
Jain
MR. C&bffee
Mr. Coffee
MR. C&effee
North American Systems, Inc
Shaker Boulevard
Shaker Heights
Grand Ave
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