Two-Car Crash on Brentwood and Goldman Cites 18-Year-Old
A collision at Brentwood Street and Goldman Avenue yesterday at 3 20 p m caused extensive damage to both cars but no injuries. Shiela McGuire 18 of West Chester was cited for failure to yield after pulling into the path of Marion Kidd 23 of 1612 C Lamberton Street. McGuire’s car struck a tree in the yard of Richard Rush at 2903 Goldman Avenue.
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Brentwood Street
Goldman Avenue
Shiela McGuire
West Chester
Brentwood
Marion Kidd
Lamberton St
Goldman
Middletown
Miss McGuire
Richard Rush
Goldman Ave
Fire causes damage from overheated furnace on Riverview Ave
At 11:35 a.m. yesterday smoke filled a home on 4205 Riverview Ave from an overheated furnace causing about $25 in damage. Earlier, at 11:28 a.m., Jason Carr, 7, of 3122 Beatrice Drive, was hit by a bicycle at Beatrice Drive and Sheffield Street, bleeding from the mouth and admitted in satisfactory condition.
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Riverview Ave
Beatrice Drive
Sheffield Street
Jason Carr
Lottery to visit Middletown Mall for summer drawing
Ohio Lottery plans an overlay game starting soon with different tickets and prices and a traveling vehicle to visit festivals and fairs weekly. The 50 cent game remains based in Cleveland and televised. A Middletown dedication and a summer visit are under discussion with dates yet unsettled.
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Middletown
Cleveland
William Denham
Middletown Mall
Springboro Sets Monthly Trash Collections Clarified
Springboro will conduct monthly trash pickups on the first Monday of each month per Mayor James Eyler. Confusion over the pickup date is resolved. bulky junk items such as tree limbs fridges and sofas will also be collected from curbs on those Mondays.
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Springboro
James Eyler
Warren levies on ballot for June vote
Warren County health and mental retardation levies appear set for a June ballot. The Mental Retardation Board chair Thelma Sumner said secretary of state Ted W. Brown confirms a statewide election. County commissioners had approved placing both levies on the ballot but could rescind if a special election is needed, which would cost about 20000 dollars. The open space recreation tax break helped secure ballot placement. The mental retardation levy is one mill and the health board seeks a half mill.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Thelma Sumner
County
Ted W. Brown
Carl Bradstreet
The
Health Board
Three of four drug raid suspects bound to county grand jury
Three of four men arrested in a drug raid were bound over to the Butler County grand jury by Municipal Court Judge J.T. Lamb. Justin Bair faced multiple cocaine and drug offense charges with a $14500 bond while Reynolds Hannah and Edward Denisi were bound over on $5000 and $1500 bonds respectively. A marijuana possession count against Tom Gates was postponed. Two drivers received fines for driving while intoxicated with alcohol related penalties also imposed. Frances Oldfield saw her charge reduced to careless operation and Junior Patrick paid a small fine for failing to report real estate damage.
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Butler County
Grand Jury
J.T. Lamb
Justin Bair
Moore St
Barr
Reynolds Hannah
Austin-Smith Drive
Monroe
Edward Denisi
Todhunter Road
Tom Gates
Grove St
Earl Horsley
S. Main St
Frances Oldfield
Sands Ave
Junior Patrick
Andrew St
Local court fines set in varied offenses and incidents
Kerry Drake faced a reduced charge after fleeing an accident scene with a $50 fine for careless driving. Two men had guns confiscated after guilty findings for carrying a concealed weapon. Charleston Quinn paid $50 and Jack Schweingruber $50 with suspended sentence. Schweingruber also fined $10 for intoxication. Donald Runnells was fined $50 for disorderly conduct. Mark Banks’s case involving a stolen motorcycle and related charges was continued. Barbara Brech’s five bad checks totaling $411 were moved to March 21. Tellice Cook and Helen Cook had obstruction charges continued to next Tuesday.
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Charleston Quinn
Kunz Ave
Jack Schweingruber
High St
Hamilton
Schweingruber
Donald Runnells
Columbia Ave
Mark Banks
Wayne-Madison Road
Trenton
Barbara Brech
Plymouth Ave
Tellice Cook
Helen Cook
Young Sr
Births and dismissals listed for local residents
Birth announcements note a boy for Dale Gerber at Distance Drive Tuesday and boys for Michael Hicks at Monroe yesterday and Robert Scott at Woodridge Drive today. Dismissals include Robin Duncan Lamberton St Francis W Hill Jackson Lane Bruce Lawson Trenton Mark Tracy Franklin Sandra Spencer Grimes St Paul McCloud Camden Elvira Graft Verity Parkway Thomas Rowland Craft Monroe Mack Fields Verity Parkway Roy Newlin Garfield Harold McHone Curryer Ronald Troville Lebanon plus Middletown Hospital patient 424-1871.
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Dale Gerber
Michael Hicks
Wyndcrest Court
Monroe
Robert Scott
Woodridge Drive
Robin Duncan
Lamberton St
Francis W. Hill
Jackson Lane
Bruce Lawson
Trenton
Mark A. Tracy
Franklin
Sandra L. Spencer
Grimes St. Paul
Malabar Farm Ex-Manager Indicted for Theft in Office
Dana Bass, former manager of Malabar Farm near Mansfield, indicted by Richland County grand jury on one count of theft in office. Prosecution cites alleged theft of Holstein cattle from the 600 acre state facility between March 6 and December 18, 1974. Early arraignment set for March 7.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Malabar Farm
Richland County
William F. McKee
Dana Bass
Bass
Malabar Post
John Stackhouse
McKee
State Agriculture Department
Attic Basement and Closets Cause 16 Percent of Home Fires
The National Fire Protection Association reports that sixteen percent of all home fires originate in attic spaces basements and closets. This statistic underscores the risk of stored items and limited fire access in these areas.
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National Fire Protection Association
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Mary Worth
Steve Canyon
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Hi and
Lois
Rex Morgan M.D
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Snuffy Smith
Loweezy
Malabar
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