66 Indictments by Grand Jury Reported in Butler County
The Butler County grand jury returned 66 indictments with many bound over from Middletown Municipal Court. Named defendants include Wilma Diehl James Watson Hugh Haddix Mary Ann Moore Robert Walker Percy Jackson and others from Middletown Franklin and Hamilton with charges of grand theft breaking and entering aggravated robbery possession of heroin and related counts. Two direct indictments surfaced from Middletown police with Kenneth Whitman and Vernon Smith charged with two counts of uttering.
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Hamilton
Butler County Grand Jury
Middletown
Wilma Jean Diehl
Millville Ave
James F. Watson
Pine St
Hugh Haddix
Kreiger St
Haddix
Terry Coe
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Peasttown
Middletown Municipal
Edward R. Hall
Woodlawn Ave
Lyndon L. Jones
15Th Ave
Percy A. Jackson
Clarence Angel
Oxford State Road
Mary Ann Moore
S. Main St
Apt. 4
Robert Walker
Grove St
Robert Doyle McGuire
S. River St
Louis Raby
E. Fifth St
Franklin
Jim A. Woods
Jackson Lane
Apt
William Eugene Johnson
Kenneth Whitman
Vernon Smith
Johnson City
Tenn
Man Pleads Guilty to Three Local Charges
James Reed 19 also James R. Reed Jr pleaded guilty to robbery breaking and entering and grand theft in Butler County Common Pleas Court Judge Fred B Cramer ordered an adult probation presentence investigation and scheduled sentencing in two weeks at Middletown.
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Hamilton
James Reed
James R. Reed Jr
Webster St
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Postal site in Franklin eyed for new Post Office building
An engineering study in Cincinnati looks at a site on E Second Street in Franklin near Laynecrest shopping center for a future Post Office. Oscar Frakes of the regional real estate division says a final decision is hoped by month end and other examined sites remain in consideration if the E Second Street option receives an unfavorable engineering recommendation.
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Franklin
E. Second Street
Oscar Frakes
Cincinnati
Post Office
Laynecrest
Frakes
Lawmakers debate midnight deadline timing over Rhodes ballot issues
In Columbus Ohio AP report lawmakers argued over the effective deadline for Gov Rhodes four ballot proposals as Daylight Saving Time and state law clocks created confusion. House Leader Kurfess questioned timing while Senate leaders cited time on floor and checks with the secretary of state regarding the state official time.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Kurfess
Senate
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Michael J. Maloney
Cincinnati
Ted W. Brown
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Ernest Harper
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Franklin L. Dandridge
EG Ench
Action Radio
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