Wide outage hits Middletown area Ohio Bell system
Ohio Bell reports a rare major outage in the Dayton district affecting more than 10 000 phones in the 424 and 425 exchanges and related lines. The four inch connector burned at 1 10 a m Saturday cutting AC power to the electronic gear and stepping equipment. Recovery began as power was restored by batteries and an emergency generator after a bus bar failure prompted re engineering and testing.
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Middletown
Ohio Bell
Dayton
Central Ave
Leimer
Bell
Western Electric
Bell Laboratory
Ohio Bell Mobil
No drug link seen in 11 Cincinnati women's deaths
Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Frank Cleveland said there is no current evidence of a narcotics link in the deaths of 11 Cincinnati women whose bodies were dumped in rural areas. He noted no direct evidence but left the possibility open and mentioned victim patterns at a local restaurant. He indicated future meetings will review new and old facts and recommendations.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Frank Cleveland
Cleveland
Mississippi
Stores expect it no sweetener rush here yet
The government announced on Wednesday that in about 120 days a shift toward diet foods and artificial sweeteners is anticipated though stores report no rush yet. Industry observers expect gradual consumer adoption as regulations or incentives unfold.
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Sweetners
Cincinnati
Dayton
Middletown
Roger Dillman
Dillman Foods
Pete McGee
McGee Supermarkets
Kroger
Jack Harris
Armco Steel Corp
Ohio
American Oe Society
No charges yet in death of Sandra Davis after city crash
Police said no evidence pinning fault on either driver in the Carmody Boulevard head on crash that killed Sandra G. Davis 32 of Cincinnati. Prosecutor Bryant will review follow up findings. The other driver was Darlene K. Cox 27 of Trenton. The Davis husband Stephen 36 was in the car. he has no memory of the moments before the crash. A second fatality and a separate vehicular homicide case were noted in the report.
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Sandra G. Davis
Cincinnati
Carmody Boulevard
Robert Cox
Ernie Howard
Jerry Bryant
Davis
Stephen
Avalon
Christ Hospital
Darlene K. Cox
Marcia Drive
Trenton
Hook Drive
Cox
James E. Chupka
Manchester Road
John J
James
University Boulevard
Butler County Grand
Chupka
Sidewalk Injuries After Hamilton Street Car Crash
A 65 year old Hamilton woman and a 35 year old Middletown area woman were injured when a car ran a red light at S Front and Ludlow. The vehicle struck a telephone booth, a pedestrian, and a parked car before stopping. Mrs. West was charged with a traffic light violation.
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Hamilton
S. Front
Ludlow
Middletown Area
Sara J. Robinson
Stahleber Road
A. West
Cadillac Drive
Ludlow Street
Front Street
Emma K. Pennington
West
Area man in critical condition after car crash
A Millikin Road resident was reported in critical condition after a car accident near Cincinnati, with hospital officials indicating serious injuries and ongoing treatment. Local responders transported the man for emergency care.
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Millikin
Cincinnati
Ohio pupils to tour Washington and historic sites
Eighteen Ohio high school students, state winners from 86 000 pupils across nearly 400 schools, will visit Washington DC Gettysburg and Williamsburg as guests of the American Legion. The winners, from 10th 11th and 12th grades, were chosen in the 14th annual Americanism and government test. The trip runs March 24 to April 1.
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Columbus
Ohio
Washington D.C
Gettysburg
Williamsburg
American Legion
the Legion
Joe Widowfield
Newton Falls
Mark Blue
Blakeslee
Thomas Counts
Botkins
Sandy Held
Edon
Jane Barnes
Eaton
Barbara Hefner
Spencerville
Robert Schurtz
Toledo Starr
Rex Stuff
North Canton
Hoover
Robert Hazel
Luckey
Lori Haynam
Minerva
Mary O'Hara
Youngstown
Mooney
Pat Rayman
Huron
Air pollution alert issued for four county Steubenville area
An air alert was declared at 10 a.m. for Columbiana Belmont Monroe and Jefferson counties after a particulate reading of 220. The alert signals air pollution above 200. In local news Samaritan Hospital treated 28 year old Sherman Reed for head injuries from a one car crash on Yankee Road near Todhunter Road. Reed was taken from Middletown Hospital to Cincinnati after initial treatment. Middletown officers investigated.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Columbiana
Belmont
Ronroe
Jefferson
EPA
Samaritan Hospital
Sherman Reed
Millikin
Yankee Road
Todhunter Road
Township Life Squad
Reed
Middletown
Cincinnati
Gunshot wounds and thefts reported in Middletown area
Willie Gillis, 72, of 705 Louis Place, treated at Middletown Hospital for a six inch leg wound after a 38 caliber revolver discharged while in bed. A gun was impounded for safekeeping. A theft suspect who returned jackets from the Mayfield Inn case was linked to John Combs of Coldwater Michigan. A citizens band antenna was stolen from Patricia McGaha of Franklin's car. A TV worth 100 dollars and an archery bow worth 250 dollars were stolen from Sid Brooks' truck on Roosevelt Boulevard yesterday.
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Middletown Hospital
Willie Gillis
Louis Place
Gillis
Mayfield Inn
Grand Avenue
Highview Street
John Combs
Coldwater
Mich
Patricia MecGaha
Franklin
Sid Brooks
Roosevelt Blvd
Arrests for murder and break in reported with corrections
The Journal notes errors in two stories. George Doodles Combs, arrested last Monday on aggravated murder in a 1972 case, was taken into custody at 607 Young St with a false address in the report. A break‑in at Connie Sims’s home at 5673 West Alexandria Road occurred between last Friday and Tuesday, reported after she returned home. the paper says the delay was five days, correcting the previous timeline.
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George ‘‘Doodles
Combs
Young St
Connie Sims
West
Alexandria Road
Journal
Burglary Strikes Homes and Offices in Local Area
Police report a break in at Don McCormick 4109 Windridge Court where a $250 coin collection and about $300 in jewelry were taken along with a shotgun and a stamp collection after a patio door was forced open. At Medical Arts Building 701 N University Blvd an adding machine was stolen from Dr James Sawyer’s office. another office entry failed. At 1719 Manchester Ave three doors were kicked in. owner Joyce Svarda recalls an eviction the day before and no items reported missing.
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Don McCormick
Windridge Court
McCormick
Medical Arts Building
N. University Blvd
James Sawyer
Manchester Ave
Joyce Svarda
Trenton
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