Knife-toting Hamilton man shot by police
Orville Bailey, 32, of 2084 Logan Ave., was shot by Lt. Tom Knox at about 3 20 p.m. after threatening his brother Ronald Bailey with a butcher knife. Orville, wounded in the right leg, is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital. He faces abduction and assault with a deadly weapon charges.
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Orville Bailey
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Mercy Hospital
Tom Knox
Ronald Lee Bailey
Buckeye St
Ronald Bailey
Fairgote
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Front
Jayton
Orville
Lemon Township Budget on Agenda for Special Session
Lemon Township trustees will meet in special session at 7 30 tonight at the township hall to approve 1977 appropriations. Emergency Squad Appreciation Week runs April 11 17 with an open house April 17. Squad visits local schools and door to door fund drive follow praise for organizers and participants in a defensive driving course.
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Lemon Township
Helen Brown
Amanda
Oneida
Amanda Methodist Arch
Franklin Community Center revives activities with CAC support
The Franklin Community Center at 101 Walnut St undergoes a comeback after years of slowdown. National Guardsmen from Patrick L. Kessler Armory aid parking area improvements while karate for youths begins with room for expansion and broader programs.
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Franklin
Franklin Community Center
Walnut St
Warren County Community Action Committee
CAC
Robin Rubin
National Guardsmen
Patrick L. Kessler
Middletown
Franklin High School
Tammy Dishman
Kelly
Group Gauging Madison Life Squad Interest
The Committee for a Madison Township Rescue Unit seeks township input on forming a life squad. A meeting is set for 7 p m Sunday April 17 at the Peasttown fire station. Training requires 97 hours. financing is undecided. Co chairmen are Elizabeth Kirkpatrick and Fire Chief Dee Harlan.
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Madison Township
Peasttown
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Dee Harlan
Judge expects Anslinger trial ruling in May
Visiting judge says ruling on the Hall vs Anslinger case likely in early May due to April unavailability. The suit seeks removal of Dan Anslinger as village administrator for misfeasance and malfeasance after alleged improper payments, mismanagement of the water system, and hiring without mayoral approval.
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Anslinger
Germantown
Marvin Hall
Dan Anslinger
Preble County
Donald Zieger
Hall
Douglas Mansfield
Ziegel
Montgomery County
Probate Court
Middletown
Contempt hearing for Pease strike workers continues
A Hamilton contempt of court hearing for striking Pease Co. workers of Fairfield proceeds after Judge Fred B. Cramer ordered about 25 demonstrators to cease picketing the courthouse. The group was dispersed across the street after gathering on the High Street side. Local 1787 Industrial United Brotherhood of Joiners members walked off Feb 28 amid a restraining order dispute. Witnesses included police responders and company staff who said plant entrances were sometimes blocked.
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Pease
Industrial
United Brotherhood of Ooeg and Joiners
Hamilton
Fairfield
Mission Education Service at St Marys Church
The third and final Lenten mission education program will be held tomorrow in the school library after the 7:30 p.m. Lenten services. All are invited to attend. Rt Rev Msgr Henry J Klocker archdiocesan director of the Society to Aid the Missions will lead. He is a Kenwood native educated in Cincinnati and at Collegio Angelico Rome. He has visited missions across the Americas Africa Asia and the South Pacific.
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St. Mary’s Church
Henry J. Klocker
Archdiocesan
Society
Kenwood
Msgr Klocker
Cincinnati
Collegio Angelico
Rome
United States
South and
Central America
Africa
Asia
South Pacific
Head Start in Franklin Seeks Easter Donations
Franklin Head Start centers seek eggs candy and help for an Easter party set for April 7. About 60 preschoolers at the Franklin center 125 N River St and 30 at the Hollywood center 101 Walnut St. Donations or help contact Helen Centers Gladys Hopkins 7460889 or Ernestine Sowers 7464141.
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Franklin
Peoeren
Franklin End
N. River St
Hollywood Center
Walnut St
Helen Centers
Gladys Hopkins
Franklin Center
Ernestine Sowers
Comedy at Amanda Middle School Grandmas Best Years
A three act comedy Grandma's Best Years will be performed by 6th 7th and 8th graders at Amanda Middle School on Wednesday March 30 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Amanda Middle School
Grandma Sims
Preble Shawnee bands sell spices to raise band funds
Preble Shawnee high school and junior high bands begin taking orders Friday for spice sets to fund new uniforms. The plan aims at about $2,000 profit with each $6 set containing sneeze-proof pepper cry-proof onions seasoning salt and bacon bits. Bottles cost $1.50 individually. Call band members to order through April 5.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee High School
Emergency Squad asks residents about family EMS use
The Madison Township Emergency Squad requests prompts from residents via mail asking if any family members have ever required emergency services and, if so, when. The inquiry is sent from P O Box 593 Middletown Ohio 45042.
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Madison Township
P.O
Middletown
Stolen toolbox and tools valued at 300 dollars
Butler County sheriff's deputies say a toolbox and assorted tools worth 300 dollars were reported stolen yesterday from a tool shed at Dale Wells lot 367 Catalina Mobile Home Park Peasttown.
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Dale Wells
Catalina Mobile Home Park
Peasttown
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Semi transparent stain enhances wood grain with tint
A semi transparent stain colors wood while preserving the natural grain. It provides a translucent finish that shows the wood pattern and texture through the tint, offering a subtle color upgrade without hiding the underlying material.
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