Hearing Set on Tape Dispute Over Racial Slurs
A public hearing is scheduled for April 14 at 7 30 p m in the Butler County administration building on a tape recording of a Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals meeting where racial slurs were directed at a black man. Commissioner Donald Schirmer said the hearing allows views to be heard while denying any charges against individuals. The Jan 20 1976 zoning meeting featured remarks made as a man objected to a variance. Prosecutor John Holcomb urged charging all present with misconduct in office and nonperformance of duty and removal from duties.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals
Butler County
County Administration
Donald
Schirmer
Board of Elections
Germantown
Southard
Southard Insurance Agency
Unidentified man found burned near Farmersville
A badly burned body, bound and set afire, was found yesterday afternoon in a wooded area near Jackson Township, between Farmersville and New Lebanon. An autopsy in Dayton will identify the man via fingerprints or dental records, with no suspects or motives yet identified.
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New Lebanon
Dayton
Here
Rhoades Road
Havermale Road
Jackson Township
Farmersville
Montgomery County
Mischief and thefts plague Middletown area in weekend reports
Police chased three youths from Middletown Cemetery after they cut evergreen limbs for a hideout and damaged city property. An 8 year old’s ax was confiscated and a father told to claim it at the desk. A Citizen band radio was stolen from Jim Lewis’s car. Items valued at 150 dollars, including clothing and a doll, disappeared from Gary Wade’s car behind Oger's jewelry in Middletown Mall. Four gym windows at Wilson Elementary were broken and curtains torn by vandals. A large TV antenna was thrown through a window but no entry was made. A truck driver said a man threatened him with a knife while collecting trash. the driver disarmed him and police later arrested the suspect for intoxication at the U S Hotel. The driver declined to press charges.
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Middletown
Gary Wade
Fitzgerald
Franklin
Oger
Wilson Elementary School
Readi
Bi M
Reed-Klopp
U. S
Epilepsy Clinic Opens March 30 in Hamilton
Applications are being taken for an open epilepsy clinic sponsored by the Butler County Easter Seal Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc. The clinic will run March 30 from 9 30 a.m. to noon at 1045 Dayton St Hamilton. Patients must be referred by their family physician.
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The
Butler County Easter Seal Society For Crippled Children and Adults Inc
Society
Dayton St
Hamilton
Earth Department
Middletown Board of Education Meeting at 4 P M
The Middletown Board of Education will meet tomorrow at 4 pm in the school administration offices on Girard Avenue. The session occurs during Lemon-Monrve High School basketball tournament scheduling.
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Middletown Board of Education
Lemon-Monrveigh
Girard Avenue
Health board "silent partner" in service operations
Middletown health board described as a silent partner by Duff's owner Dan Wilkins, who said the department's research aided new equipment saving labor. He cited department-provided temperature and storage guidelines and equipment suggestions, while noting restaurant delays in downtown relocation. The meeting covered swine flu vaccination plans, school tuberculin testing, and a city health clinic survey. A Mexican restaurant Zantigo and a possible Red Lobster were announced as future local openings.
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Health Department
Dan Wilkins
Duff's
Middletown
Wilkins
City Board of Health
Heard
S. Main St
Board of Health
Department of Human Resources
Middletown Hospital Association
Paul Asmussen
Wendy's
Breiel
Bank Officials weighing appeal over Middletown to Monroe HQ ruling
Franklin National Bank officials weigh an appeal after a U S District Court ruling that First National Bank of Middletown may move its headquarters to Monroe. The decision, extending operations into Butler and Warren counties, stalls pending branch applications in Springboro and Towne Mall area. Ray Hendricks says the bank will study the ruling with attorneys before deciding. Bill Hart says the bank is pleased and hopeful for action on two Warren County branches.
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Franklin National Bank
U.S. District Court
First National Bank of
Middletown
Monroe
Franklin National
Ray Hendricks
David Potter
Cincinnati
Butler
Warren
Warren County
First National
Comptroller
Springboro
Towne Mall
Bill Hart
First National Bank
Germantown primary pits Southard against Mayor Hall
Germantown Councilman D Kent Southard a independent insurance agent challenged incumbent Mayor Marvin Hall in the Democratic primary for mayor. petitions for six council seats were filed by Democrats Kenneth Emrick Leland Fuller Gordon Howard Eli Larson James Morgan Robert Neff and William Henry Young with Republican Kent Yenslinger planning a bid for re election and Susanne Shafer not seeking re election though her husband Maj Gen Dale Shafer Jr plans to run for council.
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Germantown
D._ Kent Southard
Marvin Hall
Jane
Eli Larson
W. Market St
James R. Morgan
Angela Drive
Union
Helldoerfer & Castellini, Inc
Dayton
Robert E. Neff
S. Cherry St
Carlisle Junior High School
William Henry Young
W. Warren St
Franklin High School
Larson
Organ, Howard and Young
Southard
Emrick Fuller
Neff
Hall
Ution
Board 4
Kent Yenslinger
Susanne Shafer
Dale Shafer Jr
Colorpac plant strike braces under court restraining order
Lebanon County Common Pleas Judge William Young issued a temporary restraining order limiting pickets to three at each entrance to the Colorpac plant in Franklin amid a fourth week of strike activity. Company officials reported tack placement in the firing lot and a trailer lockage at one entrance.
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Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas
William Young
Colorpac, Inc
Franklin
Middletown Civil Service Set for Meeting on Eligibility Lists
Middletown’s Civil Service Commission will meet tomorrow at 10 30 a m in the third floor conference room of the City Building to establish eligibility lists for police cadet and patrol officer positions.
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Middletown
Civil Service Commission
Manchester Avenue Closure For Civic Center Plaza Extension
Manchester Avenue from Wall Alley to Verity Parkway will close tomorrow for a month to extend the Civic Center plaza across Manchester to the downtown mall. The Manchester Broad Street intersection will be paved with hexagonal bricks like those used for the plaza. Traffic along Manchester and just north of Manchester will remain open, while the plaza north of the Manchester Inn will be restricted to pedestrians.
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Manchester Avenue
Wall Alley
Verity Parkway
Manchester
Broad Street
Manchester Inn
Two Injured In Two Car Collision At University Boulevard
A left turn into the path of another car caused a crash at University Boulevard and Woodlawn Avenue at 4 25 pm yesterday. Rodney Morrison 29 of 710 Richardson Drive and Verda McClain 26 of 108 S Clinton Street were treated at Middletown Hospital and released. Verda McClain was a passenger in a car driven by Anthony Carver Jr 25 Germantown Rt 1.
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University Boulevard
Woodlawn Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Rodney Morrison
Richardson Drive
Verda McClain
S. Clinton St
McClain
Poernane
Anthony Carver Jr
Germantown Rt. 1
Emory C. David
Young St
Wawn
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John Holcomb
Ohio Bell
Yankee Road
Wendt
Jim Lewis
New Miami
Crawl St
Epilepsy Clinic
Health Board
China
Allace Woodbury
Salt Lake City
Council
Montgomeryounty
Democratic
Kenneth Emrick
S. Water St
Carlisle
Leland Fuller
McCall Road
Allstates Design & Development Co., Inc
Democratic Executive Committee
Gordon Howard
N. Main St
Price
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
Colorpac
Civil Service
Filson
Central Avenue
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