Minster Mourns as Eight Teens Die in Ohio Car Crash
In Minster Ohio at St Augustine Church mourners gathered for a Lenten mass honoring eight Minster High School students killed when a nine car caravan crash on a rural road outside Maria Stein injured three others. Names include Ken Sommer Scott Westerheide Michael Kemper Anthony Kemper Lester Ranly Becky Moorman Joy Brandewie Barbara Olding. Funeral mass plans follow.
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Minster
Ohio
St. Augustine Church
Joseph Pax
Minster High School
Maria Stein
Ken Sommer
Scott Westerheide
Michael Kemper
Anthony E. Kemper
Lester R. Ranly
Becky Moorman
Joy Lee Brandewie
Barbara Olding
James Dues
Douglas Heyne
Chris Deters
St. Augustine
St. Augustine's
Ken
Fred Sommer
Preble Shawnee Drama Club to stage Ask Any Girl
Camden patrons will see the Preble Shawnee Drama Club perform the comedy Ask Any Girl at 7 p m Thursday in the high school auditorium. The presentation time and venue are clarified for local readers.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee Drama
Eiwney
Middletown drug raid defendants face multiple trials
Trials begin tomorrow in Butler County Common Pleas Court for Marvin Quinn and six co defendants arrested in a February 20 Middletown drug raid. Cases list charges from three to eleven and schedule trials through April 12.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Marvin
Charleston Quinn
Freddie Quinn
West Carrollton
Stanley M. Jones
14Th Ave
Gary Wayne Redding
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown Schools Set March 24 Budget Meeting
Middletown Board of Education plans a March 24 session focused on permanent 1976 appropriations. Supt. Sam Dalton notes the figures aim to be in the ballpark of prior published totals with a projected over 120000 reduction in salaries and an eightyse payroll cut.
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Middletown Board of Education
Sam Dalton
Dalton
Middletown Teachers Association
Planners to Meet on Four Proposals
The Middletown Planning Commission will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in City Building commission chambers to review three subdivision requests and a plat sign for Cohn's Hardware Store in the Middletown Mall. Items include a revised Jackson Meadows Mobile Home Park plat, a revised Roosevelt development plan at Jac Lane and Roosevelt Boulevard, a waiver of sidewalks for Barbara Park undeveloped area, and the proposed D-2 (a) district to protect existing single family housing in multi family zones.
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Roosevelt
Jac Lane
Roosevelt Boulevard
Barbara Park
Middletown teen competes for Baton Queen at Shrine Circus
Lori Johnson a 16 year old Middletown High School junior and feature twirler for the Marching Middies will compete among 23 high school entrants for the Baton Queen title at the Syrian Shrine Circus in Cincinnati Gardens March 16 to 21. An applause meter will decide the winner at 8 p.m. March 17.
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Middletown
Lori Johnson
Cincinnati Gardens
State joins sheriff probe in Butler County
Ohio Bureau of Investigation and Identification agents were assigned to probe former Sheriff Harold Carpenter. Atty Gen William J. Brown directed the team to assist County Prosecutor John Holcomb, who requested help after Carpenter's son pleaded guilty to two counts of federal tax evasion. The probe will examine income sources and related items as a replacement for Carpenter is screened by the Republican Executive Committee for the June 8 primary, with about 15 candidates and four sheriff's department members to interview.
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Hamilton
Organized Crime Unit
Ohio Bureau of Investigation and Identification
BCI
Butler County
Harold Carpenter
Ohio Atty
William J. Brown
John Holcomb
Holcomb
Brown
Carpenter Holcomb
Carpenter
County Republican Executive Committee
Middletown Area News Briefs March 9 1976
Community items from Middletown area including local appointments, school updates and upcoming events. Brief notices highlight civic and social happenings with names and places common to the region.
Angst Wins School Spelling Championship at XIII Elementary
John XX Karen Angst, an eighth grader at XIII Elementary School, claimed the champion title in the school spelling contest. Amy Timmers, another eighth grader, placed second. Angst advances to the March 27 written semi final at Cincinnati Woodward High School. top scorers reach the final bee.
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Karen Angst
Xiii Elementary School
Robert Angst
Oxford State Road
Amy Timmers
John Timmers
Jackson Lane
Miss Angst
Cincinnati Woodward High School
MCCPC outlines crime prevention plans and forums
Middletown group MCCPC proposes crime prevention programs for parents and teachers. Tom Henderson will address Sherman School PTO with Police Capt. Ronald VanArsdale, film on home security to follow, Q and A planned. A new MCCPC office opens at 611 Gideon Road with hours 4 to 9 p.m. Mon through Fri.
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Middletown Citizens For Crime Prevention Committee
MCCPC
Tom Henderson
Sherman School
Ronald VanArsdale
Gideon Road
Ernest Lawson
VanArsdale
Crime Prevention Bureau
Police Department
Lawson
Police Rtment Bureau
John Dunn
Sutphin Street
McCpc Citizens Advisory Council
City Health Clinic Treats 54 in First Week
Fifty four patients were treated at the new health clinic at 805 S Main St during the first week of operation. Most patients were in their mid twenty s with ages from infant to 65. Four were referred to the hospital one to the venereal disease clinic and one to the well baby clinic.
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S. Main St
Board of Health
Paul Asmussen
Well Baby
S. Main
Ninth Ave
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Preble
Anthony Kemper
Lester Randy
Joy Brandewie
Paul D. McKnight
Madison Ave
Thane N. Lee
Middletown Schools
Clark Street
Michelob Draught
State
Sheriff
Sheriff's Department
Journal
Area News
John XX
City
New Health Clinic
Middletown Hospital
Housing and Community Development Act of
Douglas
Sherman
South
Prospect
Oakland
Winfred Duff
Health Department
Free Parking Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Osborne Studios
Verity Pkwy
Price
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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