Ecology drive blamed for energy depletions
Mark Kloeker of Cincinnati Gas & Electric told Middletown developers that the ecology movement helps drive the energy crisis. Clean air rules shift industry from coal to natural gas, causing shortages and stalled gas hookups. He cites a $5 million cooling tower delay at Moscow’s atomic plant and offshore drilling, pipeline delays, and a 100 year oil gas reserve outlook amid a 3–4 year belt tightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecology Movement
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown
Mark Kloeker
Cg&e
Kloeker
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Moscow
Ohio River
Covington man pleads guilty to drug count
Dwight Bratcher 22 of Covington Kentucky pleaded guilty in Butler County Common Pleas Court to possession of marijuana after initial charges of possession and possession for sale of hallucinogen. He was referred for a pre-sentence report and sentencing is set for April 2.
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Hamilton
Dwight Bratcher
Covington
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Bratcher
Trenton
Arthur J. Fiehrer
McCord says aide knew of plans for Watergate
Convicted Watergate conspirator James W. McCord Jr. tells Senate investigators that H R Haldeman was aware of the wiretap plan. The Baltimore Sun cites sources familiar with McCord's testimony and notes White House officials promised clemency and aid for defendants.
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Washington
James W. McCord Jr
Senate
H. R. Haldeman
Baltimore Sun
The
Sun
Haldeman
Nixon
Congressional
McCord
Watergate
the Sun
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Connecticut
Cub Pack 1 Awards at First United Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Pack 1 held a ceremony at the First United Presbyterian Church where new member Joel Palmer and Steve Schneider earned bobcat pins. Other awards went to Mark Lindon, Roger Pyle, Joe Weidle, Robert Hattery, John Kunz, and Doug LeForce as Lt Earl Smith and Sgt William Hollister of Middletown Police presented a film and a demonstration with police dog Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Joel Palmer
Steve Schneider
Mark Lindon
Roger Pyle
Joe Weidle
Robert Hattery
John Kunz
Doug LeForce
Earl Smith
William Hollister
Middletown
Duke
Sorgman Electrician Injured At Local Paper Plant
An Sorg Paper Co. electrician, Michael Gebhart, 25, of Trenton, was seriously injured Wednesday night after being caught in a screw-type conveyor at the waste treatment plant. He underwent surgery and remains in the intensive care unit at Middletown Hospital with multiple leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorg Paper Co
Michael Gebhart
Trenton Place
Trenton
Sorg
Middletown Hospital
Deaths and funerals of Pressler Chance Illner reported
Mrs. Cora M. Pressler age 60 of 2001 Lamberton St died at 8 p.m. Thursday in Indianapolis while visiting a daughter. Surviving include husband William and five children, plus siblings and 15 grandchildren. Services Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with burial at Butler County Memorial Park. Chester A. Chance 83 of 7485 Princeton Rd died at Middletown Hospital. Survived only by wife Ada. Services Monday at Spring Hill Cemetery Bethany. Hamilton area death Elizabeth Illner 84 formerly of Hamilton died. Context notes Proeschel.
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Cora M. Pressler
Lamberton St
Geraldine Armitage
Indianapolis
Pressler
Middletown
William
Dorothy Back
Velma Goodman
Trenton
William Jr
Washington Court House
James
Ronald
Franklin
Helen Huffman
Betty Pennington
Florence Childers
Ruth Tuggle
Nora Lawson
Calvin Cowgill
Monroe
McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
Butler County Memorial Park
Chester A. Chance
Princeton Road
Middletown Hospital
Chance
Butler County
Liberty Township
Ada
McCoy-Leffler
Spring Hill Cemetery
Bethany
Bellbrook Man Dies at Monroe Rest Area
Howard F. Williams, 42, of Bellbrook, was found dead in the front seat of his car at the Monroe rest area on Interstate 75 by a friend at 6:27 a.m. The Butler County coroner Dr. Garret J. Boone ruled the death a heart attack.
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Bellbrook
Monroe
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Howard F. Williams
Mower Stolen From Frazee Road Garage
A riding mower valued at 800 dollars was reported stolen from a garage at 3108 Frazee Road. The owner, Wilbur Evans of 110 Springwood Drive Oxford, reported the theft.
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Somerville
Frazee Road
Wilbur Evans
Springwood Drive
Oxford
Vital births and listings from Middletown area
In Middletown area notices, multiple birth announcements record newborn girls and boys born yesterday to families at addresses including Eck Road Meadow Avenue Buena Avenue and Oriole Drive. Additional entries list residents by name and address, with hospital patient number 424-1871.
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Donald Griffith
Eck Road
Robert Henry
Meadow Ave
Robert Myers
N. Leibee St
Arnold Steele
Buena Ave
Dennis Means
Oriole Drive
Carlisle
Ray E. Jones
Minnick St
Franklin
Desmond Lawson
Austin-Smith Drive
Monroe
Preliminary hearings set for two 19 year olds in shooting case
Two 19-year-olds facing shooting with intent to kill had preliminary hearings continued to April 13 in Middletown Municipal Court. Thomas Frazier of 820 Ninth Ave and Darrell Sims of 1109 Calumet Ave were named as defendants. Sims surrendered yesterday. Calhoun, of 921 Ninth Ave, was arrested and freed on a $5,000 bond. Frazier is in fair condition at Middletown Hospital with three bullet wounds from Saturday afternoon at 16th Avenue and Minnesota Street.
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Middletown Municipal Court
Thomas Frazier
Ninth Ave
Darrell Richard Sims
Calumet Ave
Dan Calhoun
Frazier
Middletown Hospital
16Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Burglary Reports Involving Webster and Curtis Streets
Lonnie Carpenter reports a back door forced entry at 213 Webster St. with a record player speaker and records valued at 300 dollars stolen. Daniel Waddell reports a thief taking a tape player and 30 cartridges from a parked car at 217 Curtis St.
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Lonnie Carpenter
Webster St
Daniel Waddell
Curtis St
Fires and medical calls across multiple Middleton addresses
At 4:54 p.m. on 707 S Breiel Blvd a car owned by Calbert Adams at 4004 Lewis St was damaged $125 after a flooded carburetor caused fire. At 6:37 p.m. 1008 Nelbar St a car owned by Ben Roof had a fire of undetermined cause, $125 damage. At 8:04 p.m. 1707 Lambert St Mrs Patricia Brown 29 was ill and taken to Middleton Hospital treated and released. At 9:07 p.m. 1709 Taylor Ave Mrs Jane Winglewich 32 was ill and driven to hospital, treated and released. At 11:31 p.m. 2905 Oxford Ave the home of Donald Swanger had a television short circuit with no damage estimate.
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S. Breiel Blvd
Calbert Adams
Lewis St
Nelbar St
Ben Roof
Lamberton St
Patricia Brown
Middletown Hospital
Taylor Ave
Jane Winglewich
Oxford Ave
Donald Swanger
PRIDE endorsement withheld by Butler County Medical Society
The executive council rejects endorsing the PRIDE program pending review by an ad hoc committee. Dr. Mel Davis notes a full policy review of medical treatment for county drug rehabilitation before any endorsement. Parker Moore seeks medical guidance to establish practices for a planned residence and treatment center and physician referrals.
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Hamilton
The
Butler County Medical Society
Mel Davis
Medical Society
Parker Moore
PRIDE
Moore
Charles Patterson
Middletown
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Middletown Sues Over Reed Klop Furniture Warehouse
The city of Middletown filed a Common Pleas Court suit to seize the Reed Klop Furniture Co. warehouse on N Main St for downtown renewal. It alleges the owner Richard Co Inc rejected a 68000 offer. The plan is to tear the building for temporary parking, then integrate the site into a civic complex.
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Middletown
Reed-Klopp Furniture Co
N. Main St
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton
Richard Co., Inc
Middletown Man Given Suspended Six Month Sentence
Donald Holder, 38, of 1724 Brentwood St Middletown pled guilty to a reduced charge of insufficient funds in Butler County Common Pleas Court and received a six month suspended sentence after spending three months in jail. He was arrested for cashing a bounced check at Rinks Department Store and was originally charged with forgery.
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Hamilton
Donald Holder
Brentwood St
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Robert L. Marrs
Holder
Rink’s
Madison 4-H elects new officers
The Madison Livestock 4-H Club elected a president Cindy Shumate and vice president Kenny Garcia. Secretary Michelle Owsley and treasurer Dianne Sampson were chosen, with advisers Mr and Mrs James Shumate. The group will meet again April 9.
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Madison Livestock 4-H Club
Cindy Shumate
Kenny Garcia
Michelle Owsley
Dianne Sampson
James Shumate
West Alexandria Road
Tools Stolen From William Miller Residence On Pershing Ave
Butler County deputies report a burglary at 1410 Pershing Ave where tools valued at 469 dollars were taken yesterday. Missing items include hand tools a battery charger and a body grinder.
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William Miller
Pershing Ave
Butler County
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Tytus Ave
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Forest Glen Drive
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Victoria Ave
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