CHP Chief Urges End to 55 MPH Speed Limit Enforcement
California Highway Patrol Commissioner Walter Pudinski says arrests for energy conservation tied speed limits should stop. He argues the 55 mph limit is a temporary measure linked to the Arab oil embargo and should be lifted when practical, though enforcement will continue while in effect.
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Los Angeles
California Highway Patrol
CHP
Walter Pudinski
California
Congress
Pudinski
Sealed bids sought to repair school roofs in Middletown Ohio
The Middletown City School District invites sealed proposals for repairing roofs at Lemon Monroe Taft Amanda Amanda Wilson Oneida Elementary and related areas. Bids due 12 00 Noon Friday April 26 1974 with bid bonds five percent. Bids may be on individual buildings or all buildings. opening and reading scheduled. district reserves right to reject any or all bids and waive informalities. Betty York Clerk.
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Board of Education
Middletown City
Middletown
Ohio
Lemon Monroe High School
Taft Elementary
Amanda Middle School
Emulsion Amanda
West Wing
Wilson
Oneida Elementary
Robert Wearly
Girard Avenue
Director of Business Affairs
Betty York
Ohio City
Middletown Seeks Demolition Bids for Multiple Buildings
The City of Middletown Ohio invites sealed bids by April 9 at 1 30 PM for demolishing structures and site clearance on six parcels including three and two story brick commercial buildings and residential blocks. Bid deposits equal ten percent due if awarded, prebid conference set for April 2 1974 with a 30 day bid-review period.
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Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Central Avenue
City of
City of Middletown
Department of Community Development
R. Paul Christiansen
Community Development
Arts Council reports record grant requests in 1975
The Ohio Arts Council disclosed 287 grant requests totaling over 2 million dollars for 1975, the largest number of applications in its nine year history, reflecting strong interest in funding arts projects across the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Arts Council
Sheriff Sale of Middletown Property in Butler County
Public auction to sell Lot Two in Burton Subdivision Middletown at the Butler County Court House in Hamilton on April 26 1974 between 10 00 and 11 00 A M Real estate address 7610 Strebee Road Middletown Ohio Appraised at 15900 cash terms Sheriff Harold J Carpenter Attorney Michael C Fietcher Case CV7306 0358 First Federal Savings and Loan Assn plaintiff versus Paul Bernard Knapp and Patricia S Knapp defendants
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Sheriff’s
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Paul Bernard Knapp
Patricia S. Knapp
Butler County
Middletown
Butler
Ohio
Burton
Middletown Township
Strebee Road
Harold J. Carpenter
Michael C. Fietcher
Sheriff Sale of Middletown Property in 1974
The case of Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. versus William C. and Ethel Church lists Lot 10,669 at 4514 Moore Rd Middletown Ohio as the subject of a sheriff sale scheduled for April 26 1974 between 10 and 11 AM. The appraised value is $24000. The parcel includes restrictions and easements from the plat and Tullis Heights subdivision in Lemon Township Butler County Ohio.
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SSALE
Middletown
Butler
Ohio
Tullis Heights
Lemon Township
Butler County
Moore Rd
Auction Notice for Middletown Property in Butler County
Case CV73 100672 American Savings and Loan Assoc. sues George W. Walker and Alveda G. Walker. A real estate auction for parcel at 330-332 Curtis Street Middletown Ohio with Lot 1781 and part of 1780, appraised at 8100 dollars. Walter Bender, Attorney. Auction dates March 22-29 and April 5-12-19.
Police vote on sale of Pistol Club building
Police voting on Germantown Road building to decide sale or lease as Lee's Data Processing shows interest in buying or renting the pistol club portion. With half ballots counted, most members favor selling at a $70,000 asking price while the club owes about $15,000 and annual income is around $480. Some officers favor using sale proceeds to fund a new firing range at another site.
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Police Pistol Club
Germantown Road
Lee
Three charged in slaying of Akron architect
Three Akron youths face charges in the Thursday killing of 78-year-old architect William Summers. Anthony Hullem, 19, is charged with aggravated murder and armed robbery, with Eddie Jenkins held on the same counts. a 15-year-old suspect is charged with complicity. Summers was found slain at his Near East Side blueprint shop.
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Akron,ohio
Akron
Anthony Hullem
Eddie Jenkins
William Summers
Near East Side
Pope Paul VI Holy Week schedule unveiled
The Vatican released Pope Paul VI's Holy Week plan with the way of the cross near the Colosseum on Good Friday and the Urbi et Orbi blessing on Easter Sunday. Palm Sunday starts April 7 with a Vatican Mass and further masses through April 11 Holy Thursday Good Friday Easter weekend.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Colosseum
The
Dayton developer named to Ohio Housing Board
Dayton developer John L. Burneson, 43, was appointed by Gov. John J. Gilligan to the Ohio Housing Development Board succeeding Donald L. Huber whose term expired. In a separate move Gilligan named Frank T. Sayers of Ostrander to the Ohio Wildlife Council replacing Kenneth E. Crawford whose term expired.
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Columbus, Ohio
Dayton
John L. Burneson
John J. Gilligan
Ohio Housing Development Board
Burneson
Donald L. Huber
Gilligan
Frank T. Sayers
Ostrander
Ohio Wildlife Council
Kenneth E. Crawford
Northern Ohio pollution control grants approved
More than half a million federal dollars will fund water pollution control projects in northern Ohio. Grants range from 12300 for Milan to 154000 for Bellevue. Projects started before January qualify for the additional funds as federal participation rises from 33 to 55 percent due to new legislation.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Ohio
Milan
Bellevue
Beard ruling has a catch
Tacoma police face a paradox as a liberalized dress code allows beards but only neat trimmed facial hair passes. Chief Lyle Smith says early growth is not neat, so current beards violate standards and any vacation beard would be addressed later.
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Tacoma
Wash
Lyle Smith
Eight tires blow on National Airlines DC8 at Logan
At Logan International Airport Boston a National Airlines DC8 carrying 100 passengers and seven crew members blew eight tires on landing. All aboard were unharmed and bused to the terminal in heavy rain. The aircraft stopped 458 feet from the runway end after arriving from Orlando. Authorities cited heat from friction as a possible cause.
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Boston
National Airlines
Logan International Airport
Orlando
Fla
Egg output declines in February
Egg production in February fell one per cent from a year earlier due to smaller laying flocks. Laying hens on farms March 1 totaled 293 million, down one per cent. Egg output per 100 layers averaged 63.3 eggs, up from 62.7, and the rate of lay rose from 62 eggs per 100 birds on Feb 1.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Ohio firm seeks WV beer tax refund suit filed
Central Investment Corp of Hamilton County Ohio sues in West Virginia Court of Claims seeking 7805 dollars on pre paid beer taxes. The firm recently bought Burger Brewing and halted WV sales while Hudepoh Brewing took over brewing. Nonintoxicating Beer Commissioner James Ross says the agency lacks authority to issue refunds.
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Charleston
W.va
An_ Ohio corporation
West Virginia
Hudepoh Brewing Co
Cincinnati
James Ross
Glenn backs strict land reclamation for coal rule
Ohio Senate candidate John Glenn argued against weakening federal coal mining controls. He said strict reclamation has worked in Ohio and federal standards should be at least as strict as Ohio's to avoid disadvantaging Ohio strip miners.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Senate
John Glenn
Springfield Man Killed in Late Night Fire
Springfield Ohio police report a man identified as Willie Johnson about 35 died when a two story frame house fire swept through a small apartment he occupied. Another occupant, Willie Gaines 56, said he woke Johnson from a sofa as he fled and believed the younger man attempted to escape with him.
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Springfield
Ohio
Willie Johnson
Willie Gaines
Johnson
Airport runway work approved in Mansfield Ohio
The Federal Aviation Administration approved a 1.76 million dollar project at Mansfield Lahm Airport. The plan includes runway repair and rehabilitation and the construction of a new parking ramp near the terminal.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Federal Aviation Administration
Mansfield-Lahm Airport
Classifieds page scan announces notices and listings
Journal Want Ads section lists announcements memorials and notices including auctions sales funeral notices lost and found and special notices. It includes employment wanted jobs offered financial services rentals properties and office spaces with entries referencing furnished and unfurnished housing and resort cottages.
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Memory Lane
Obituary notices for Earl Beatty and Flora Pate
Earl C Beatty aged 73 from 14 inland Dr Middletown died Thursday at 8 14 p m at hospital. Visitation Sunday 3 5 and 7 9 at McCoy Leffier Funeral Home with services there at 2 p m officiated by Rev Robert Ard interment Woodside Cemetery. Arrangements by McCoy Leffier. Flora L Pate aged 73 of 2241 Brentwood died Thursday at 11 55 p m March 21. Arrangements by Joseph R Baker & Sons.
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Earl Clayton
Middletown Hospital
McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home
Haonday
Robert Ard
Woodside Cemetery
McCoy-Leffier
Dial
Flora L
Brentwood
Joseph R.baker & Sons
Jackson Michael F
Howard Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Holy Trinity Church
Father Scheftter
Woodside
Thanking Friends For Kind Support In Loss Of Husband
Peggy Reichter expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for sympathy after the death of her husband Hillip Reichter. She credits Rev G Walter Weber for consoling words and acknowledges floral offerings cards and food from donors Armco Steel Corp Sorg Paper Co pallbearers and the McCoy Leffier Funeral Home for the service.
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Reichter
Hillip Reichter
G. Walter Weber
Armco Steel Corp
Sorg Paper Co
McCoy-Le
Onion Sets and Garden Supplies Advertise in Lafayette Street
Valley Spray Service Inc promotes onion sets bulk lawn and garden seeds along with tractors and mowers at 5 R 63 near RR 539.702, highlighting lawn and garden supplies for homeowners.
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Scotts and Ortho
Lawn & Garden Supplies
Valley Spray Service, Inc
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King Features Syndicate
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Les Angele Lenes
Journal
Beatty
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S. Main
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Main St
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Central Ave
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Gry
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Madam May Reader
KNAPP
Black Service
Oxford
M.B. Ellington
Fate
E.S.P
2Nd St
Franklin
Pennyrich
Watkins Products
Diver's Garden Store
First Ave
Kadle Tree Service
Sorace
Carlisle
Cail
Berns’ Greenhouse
Yankee
Manu
Dawn Seed
Armbruster Hardware
E. State St
Trenton
Stewart’s Salt Service
Elmer Halley
Robert Rogers
Income Tax Service
Laura Williams
Crawford ST
Crawford
John Henderson
Lincoln School
Sat. & Son
Spicer
Roy L. Purcell
Malvern St
Glenn Warmoth
Gloria Allen
Allen Realty & Tax Service
Grand Ave
Appr
Ruth Joy
Martz Paullin Rd
Beauty and Barber
Miller's Barber Shop
Electric Eel Cleaning
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Sp.m
Twin Creek Estates
Keays Realty
Parents
American Legion
Internationals
Old Ist National Bank
Unity Baptist Church
Florida
Collie & Shepherd
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Walker Coondog
Oneida
Amand School
Cal
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