Sheriff denies 20 percent cut in drug education booklets
Hamilton Butler County Sheriff Harold Carpenter rejects reports of a 20 percent kickback from the sale of ads in the drug education booklet. Auditors investigate 14 sheriffs and eight chiefs for funds from the 96 page pamphlet “Drug Abuse Is an Escape to Nowhere” distributed to schools in 1969 70. Carpenter defends sponsorship as public information effort and says no contract exists though funds were deposited in a local bank rather than county treasurer, claiming the law does not apply.
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Carpenter
Joseph Blum
Auditor’s Bureau of Inspection
Blum
Glenn Buller
Butler County
Columbus
Gebhart and Associates
Gebhart
Citizens Bank
Hamilton
Carlisle Council Debates 1 Percent Municipal Income Tax
Carlisle Village council discussed a proposal for a 1 percent municipal income tax by Councilman Eugene Wilcox. The measure will be studied by the legal and finance committee and brought up at a future meeting.
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Carlisle
Eugene Wilcox
Rose Cottage restoration study planned in Lebanon Otterbein Home
The committee to restore Rose Cottage at Otterbein Home for the aged in Lebanon has arranged an informal consultants’ study of the 1810 Shaker-built structure. Rev Charles Muller of Faith United Methodist Church says two consultants will inspect as early as next week to yield a preliminary report and a later feasibility study. Rev Marvin Leist notes a formal organizational meeting has been postponed. dues with applications at 2 dollars may be sent to Leist in care of Otterbein Home.
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Lebanon
Rose
Otterbein Home For
Charles Muller
Faith United Methodist Church
Dayton
Marvin Leist
Otterbein
Leist
Stanley Kolb
Kolb
Franklin
Carlisle
Jack Rowland
Roger Stebelton
Rowland
Jim Hollins
Divorce and marriage license notices in Warren County
Multiple divorce suits filed in Warren County Courts citing cruelty and neglect. Listed spouses include Brenda Adams versus Jonah Adams and others. Marriage licenses issued for Ricky Weisenberger and Sandra Baty and several other couples with ages and occupations.
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Brenda Adams
Park Ave
Carlisle
Jonah Marlin Adams
New York
Beulah Hisle
Martha Drive
Franklin
Clarence Hisle
Riley Apts
South River St
Lana Sue Voelz
E. Main St
Lebanon
William E. Voelz
Meridian
Miss
Franklin B. Mcllvain
Barbara Ann Mcllvain
W. Lawndale
Shirley Faye Phipps
Market St
Ricky Lee Weisenberger
Buck Lane
Sandra Kay Baty
Shaker Road
Raymond J. Zinck
Lebanon selects new mayor after 1965 veteran steps down
Lebanon's long time mayor Lou Romohr will not run in the upcoming election. He has led the city since 1965 under a city manager form with the mayor as titular head. Romohr, a 25 year real estate professional, says increased county real estate demand requires more of his time. He remains interested in Lebanon's future and will work for its betterment.
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Lebanon
Lou Romohr
Romohr
Anon
Girl Sues Hospital and Doctors for $1 Million
Linda Edgell of Brook Park sues St. John's Hospital and surgeons Dr. Joseph M. Rossen of Lakewood and Dr. James S. Tsai of Westlake in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court claiming an appendectomy and postoperative care caused an embolism that will leave her disabled.
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Cleveland, Ohio
St. John’s Hospital
Cuyahoga County
Mary Francetta
St. John’s
Rossen
Tsai
Franklin park lease backed by city and township
The Franklin City Recreation Board endorsed Franklin Township trustees joining the city lease with the Lions Club for Community Park. City Manager Bernard Eichholz is pursuing talks with Lions after council backing. A new paved road will run between Sixth Street and Franklin Woods, non thoroughfare, closed at the Woods end except for rare heavy traffic. Township trustees will fund paving. Lighting and fencing in the park are under maintenance review.
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Franklin
Franklin Township
Lions Club
Bernard Eichholz
Lions
Sixth Street
Franklin Woods
Eichholz
Sixth Circuit finds rights violation in post office burglary case
The Sixth U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Eugene Edwards rights were violated by Lebanon police during his May 31 1970 arrest for burglarizing the Lebanon post office. Edwards aged 39 formerly of West Carrollton was sentenced to five years by the Cincinnati federal court.
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Cincinnati
Sixth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Eugene Edwards
Lebanon
House Robbery Reported in Jacksonburg Road Break-In
Butler County deputies investigate a break in at an unoccupied home on 1643 Somerville Jacksonburg Road. Reported by E. J. Buckles of 4604 Moore Road. Missing items include a television, radio, rope, garbage cans and gasoline. total value about 125 dollars.
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Somerville Jacksonburg Road
E. J. Buckles
Moore Road
Butler County
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 0R73010178
Donald Lee Back unknown address will face divorce action filed January 29 1973 by Garnett Back in the Butler County Common Pleas Court case number 0R73010178. Defendant must answer by March 9 1973 or risk default judgment. Clerk Edward S Robb Deputy Lois Keller Karen A Kirby attorney for plaintiff. Notes indicate publication dates February 2 9 16 23 and March 2 9 1973.
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Donald Lee Back
Garnett Back
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Edward S. Robb, Jr
Clerk of Courts
Lois Keller
Karen A. Kirby
Atty
Pit
Central Ave
Middletown
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Charles
Ricky Collins
Sheckler
Holly Wissing
Harold J. Carpenter
County
State News
Council
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Stebelton
Warren
Opal L. Urschel
S. River St
James W. Yeazel
Blossom Heath Road
Chevyl Sue Haines
Phillip L. Pleska
E. Orchard Ave
Jennifer Jones
Drake Road
Edgar D. Watters
Dubois Road
Deborah A. Kennedy
Parkview Court
Monroe
Keith Wayne Justice
Chevyl Denise Faine
Danny Kent Floria
Kettering
Karen Gail Kurtz
Eyler Drive
Springboro
Charles H. Fulford Sr
Edgebrook
Anna L. Worthington
Elmwood
Franklin Park Lease Backed
Garra
War
McAupin
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