Lomark Pharmacy Substation to Close March 31
The Lomark Pharmacy substation at 645 University Blvd will close March 31 after Lomark management informed the post office it no longer wants the substation. Northeast Middletown residents will then use the main post office on Verity Parkway with bidders invited to take over the service. bidding closes noon March 27.
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Lomark Pharmacy
University Blvd
Frank Dobrozsi
Lomark
Dobrozsi
Middletown
Verity Parkway
Grand Avenue
Prisoner Skips His Conference in Warren County
Russell Grubbs of Cincinnati fled the Warren County Courthouse after asking to speak with his attorney in the law library during his burglary trial. Deputies issued an all points bulletin as he escaped from the building.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Russell Grubbs
Cincinnati
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Grubbs
Law Library
Dayton Man Injured In Drum Explosion at 1614 First Ave
Lee Miracle, 24, was in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after a 55-gallon drum exploded while he attempted to cut its top with a torch at 6:15 p.m. The blast severely damaged his nose and face. Police said he was at 1614 First Ave when the accident occurred.
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Dayton
Middletown
Lee Miracle
First Ave
Camden Middle School Reopens After Brief Fire
Camden Middle School resumed classes for 265 students after a fire was found in a boiler room and confined to a trash container. Fire and school officials continue to investigate the cause, with no danger to students and evacuation completed safely. No damage estimate yet.
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Camden
Middletown area holdups and burglaries under investigation
Police in Middletown reported a fifth area holdup in three days and two burglaries under investigation. A 16 or 17 year old, described as a Negro, robbed Ponderosa Steak House for about 200 dollars, taking $10 bills then brandishing a revolver. Witnesses described a brown and white 1963 Ford used in the getaway.
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Middletown
Trenton
Franklin
Warren County
Lebanon
Delbert
Barker
N. Verity
Alvin Bryant
Bryant
Lebanon Honors Its Hero Medal of Honor recipient
Sgt. Gordon Roberts of Lebanon will be honored in a March 21 ceremony with a downtown parade and a Lebanon High School cafeteria celebration. Mayor Romohr invites Gov. Gilligan and several lawmakers, with plans to name a park or athletic field after him. Roberts earned the Medal of Honor for destroying three enemy emplacements in Vietnam in July 1969, presented by President Nixon on March 2. He is the first Lebanon man to receive the Medal since the Civil War.
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Lebanon
Gordon Roberts
Lebanon High School
Lou Romohr
John Gilligan
Robert Taft Jr
William Saxbe
Walter Powell
Corwin Nixon
Max Dennis
Sgt
Roberts
Romohr
al Russell
Ridge Road
Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Army
Sgt. Roberts
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Lebanon Sherwin-Williams Co
Little Miami Inc Forms Public Relations Group
The Middle Council of Little Miami Inc set up a public relations committee to inform residents and federal officials about making the Little Miami River a federal scenic river. Public hearings are planned for April 20 in Clifton Yellow Springs and April 21 in Lebanon with the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to explain the river project and educate residents on the work underway.
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Lebanon
Middle Council of
Little Miami
Residents In Inc
Little Miami River
Bob Morgan
Middle Council
Little Miami Inc
Morgan
Waynesville
Little Miami, Inc
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Clifton- Yellow Springs
Christmas Still Waiting For Scott Wells Home
The 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Wells of 3106 Sherman Ave. had Christmas gifts wrapped under an artificial tree as he awaited a 15 day leave before reporting to Memphis Tenn. He had been scheduled to go to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station on Dec 29 but was called to report on Dec 7 after his graduation in electronics as an aviation bomb director.
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Wilford Wells
Sherman Ave
Wells
Memphis
Tenn
Great Lakes
Charles Stiles Dies Former Commissioner
Charles B. Stiles, 76, longtime Mid dletown city commissioner, died yesterday at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater Florida after a hospital stay from February 27. He served on the City Commission from 1949 to December 4, 1957, and was secretary of Sorg Paper Co. upon retirement January 1, 1957. He was appointed to the position earlier in his career.
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Charles B. Stiles
Middletown
Morton Plant Hospital
Clearwater, Fla
Stiles
Sorg Paper Co
A K. Lewis
Francis Carmody
William Denham
Mr. Stiles
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Sorg
Post. 218
The
American Legion
YMCA
Citizens Savings & Loan Association
Reed- Klopp Co
Masonic Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
First United Presbyterian Church
Lillian
Charles B. Jr
Fort Myers, Fla
Nancy ‘McAdams
Clearwater
Freda
Florida
Hubbell Funeral Home
Belleair Bluffs
Fla
Church of Isles
Indian Rock Beach
Lukens to detail campaign loans amid protest
State Senator Donald E. Lukens will file a listing of lenders to his Lukens for Governor Committee to account for thirty nine thousand dollars in loans from state banks and private individuals made during the gubernatorial primary. The filing responds to a request from Secretary of State Ted Brown's office and may be tied to a broader probe of candidate loan sources. The committee has repaid eighteen thousand dollars of the thirty nine thousand, with plans to settle the remaining balance, while Lukens contemplates future campaigns.
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Donald E. Lukens
Ted Brown
George Steadman
Brown
Lukens’ Committee
Steadman
Harry E. Brown
Gilbraltar Construction Corp
Centerville
Lukens For Governor Committee
Richard Meece
Lukens’ Ad
Growth Management Associates
Lukens
Meece
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Ohio
Walter E. Powell
U.S. Congress
Senate
Trenton man held on armed robbery charge in Carlisle holdup
A 3%-year-old Trenton man, John Paul Callahan of 427 Home Ave., is jailed in Warren County on a charge of armed robbery for the Sunday King Kwik Store holdup on Dubois Road in Carlisle. Officers found a $200 King Kwik money bag in his car and a pistol at his home believed used in the crime. Carlisle police say another man was involved and a warrant is out. Callahan is jailed on $10,000 bond and will face Franklin Municipal Court Friday.
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Trenton
Warren County
Dubois Road
Carlisle
John Paul Callahan
Home Ave
Callahan
Larry Stamm
Franklin Municipal Court
Driver Bound To Jury In Fatal Middletown Crash
A Franklin motorist Robert Tannreuther, 16 W. Third St., bound to Butler County grand jury on first degree vehicular homicide charges after a Feb. 19 crash on Yankee Road that killed Elizabeth Marlowe, 70, and injured her husband William, 71. Tannreuther was held on $5,000 bond. police say his car crossed center and he may have fallen asleep. The incident occurred near 9:15 a.m. at the 1100 block of Yankee Road. Nearby break‑ins at 3201 Seldon Ave and 1217 Grove St were reported late yesterday.
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Franklin
Middletown
Butler County
J. T. Lamb
Municipal Court
Robert Tannreuther
Third St
Yankee Road
Elizabeth Marlowe
Oxford State Road
Middletown Hospital
William Marlowe
Tannreuther
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Smith Pond
Sheckler
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Grove Street
Russel
P.R. Group
Upper Council
Greene and Clark Counties
Lower Council
Hamilton County
Scott Wells
Charles Stiles
Los Angeles
Butler County Common Pleas Court
George Taylor
Seldon Ave
Marybelle Garrett
Grove St
Taylor
St. Main St
A & W Hotdogs
Burger
S. Main ST
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