Middletown drug case defendants sentenced in county court
Two Middletown men Clifton McCutcheon and Macarthur Passmore were sentenced to 110 years in the Ohio State Reformatory after convictions for heroin sales. McCutcheon also received a six month jail term for prohibited use of a building. Additional drug raid defendants and motions were addressed by Judge Fred B Cramer and Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer with one defendant, Gary Wayne Redding, pleading guilty to heroin possession and sale and awaiting sentencing May 17.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B Cramer
Ohio State Reformatory
Clifton McCutcheon
18Th Ave
Macarthur Passmore
S. Main St
McCutcheon
Cramer
Charleston
Freddie’’ Quinn
Quinn
West Carrollton
Gary Wayne Redding
Ave
Redding
Burglary and vandalism incidents across city reported
A rock broke a window at Kaye service station 107 Charles St in a nighttime burglary unseen items included three large pop bottles tapestries and a vending machine cash box worth about four dollars. Dillman’s market front door damaged but no items missing. Four men seen near Middletown Hospital blood bank released after brief inquiry. Elmer Holbrook home on Garfield Street hit for a tape player tapes and radio between 1 and 3 pm. Dungan’s Market front window shattered Baltimore Street Lafayette Avenue with no entry found.
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Kaye
Charles St
William Graham
Graham
Central Avenue
Middletown Hospital
Elmer Holbrook
Garfield St
Dungan’s Market
Baltimore Street
Lafayette Avenue
IAM Aeronca talks set with mediator in Cincinnati
IAM Local 2535 and Aeronca Inc plan a mediation session in Cincinnati at 10 a.m. with federal mediator Lou Manchis to resolve a 35 day strike that began April 1 after contract expiration. About 3000 AM production workers are affected and 40 engineering and secretarial staff were laid off last week due to reduced business.
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Cincinnati
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Aeronca, Inc
Federal
Cleveland
Federal Mediation Service
Lou Manchis
Aeronca
Tioup
Death notices and funeral plans for Bucyrus and area
Deaths listed for John S. Fisher 54 Bucyrus died yesterday after a heart attack. Services tomorrow 10 a.m. Holy Trinity Bucyrus with burial Crawford Memory Gardens. Call at Munz Prinstill Funeral Bucyrus after noon today. Family visiting 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Also FRANKLIN Turner E. White 69 dead on arrival Middletown Hospital after apparent heart attack. Survivors include wife Lillie two daughters four sisters one grandchild and two great grandchildren. Those services 10 a.m. Friday Eaton Funeral Home burial Woodhill Cemetery. Call tomorrow 7–9 p.m. Also HAMILTON deaths Esther C. Clouse 71, Henry C. Green 76, and Donald J. Zimmers 55 with services noted at Webb and Colligan respectively.
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John S. Fisher
Bucyrus
Franklin
Turner E. White
Sunny Lane
Middletown Hospital
Fourth
Main Streets
Delco Moraine Division
General Motors
Lillie
Ellen Casson
Patty
Belle Garrett
Elizabeth Riddell
Champaigne
Gertrude Riddell
St. Joseph
Willie Mae Still
Richmond
Eaton Funeral Home
Woodhill Cemetery
Friends Ray
Funeral
Hamilton
Esther C. Clouse
Freeman Ave
Webb
Henry C. Green
Webster Ave
Donald J. Zimmers
Stafford Drive
Colligan
Monroe band member claims five awards at banquet
Paul Mann won five awards at the Lemon Monroe High School Band Banquet including the Rodriguez Scholarship Award the John Phillip Sousa Award and the Jazz Award. He shared the Messenger Marching Award with Andrea Buffenbarger and the Brass Choir Award with Sherry Follmer.
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Paul Mann
Lemon-Monroe
Rodriguez
John Phillip Sousa
Messenger
Andrea Buffenbarger
Sherry Follmer
David Camp
Disaster Training Course Schedule Updated in Middletown
The Middletown Area Chapter of the American National Red Cross has revised its Disaster Training Course timetable. Sessions run tomorrow 2 4 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. at 125 S Main St on disaster feeding operation and communication. May 13 at First United Methodist Church 1 4 p.m. and 7 10 p.m. cover shelter amities. No course on May 27. Participants may attend either afternoon or evening sessions.
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Middletown Area
American National Red Cross
S. Main St
First United Methodist Church
Planning Commission reviews subdivision code under review
The Gratis Planning Commission discussed the rae section of proposed subdivision regulations last night. The full code will be re-examined at the June 1 meeting at 7 15 pm. Mayor Russ Wilson said a public hearing date and place will be set then and the final section covers fees and developer plan requirements.
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Gratis
Rae
Gratis Planning Commission
Commission
Russ Wilson
Wilson
Trucker Robbed at 16th Avenue and Minnesota Street
Hamilton Provision Co truck driver Cecil Quackenbush reported a 3:40 p.m. robbery on Hood's Market delivery route. A masked man demanded his billfold on the running board, taking $25 in the billfold plus $215 cash and $180 in checks belonging to the company. Six to eight bystanders and a trainee watched but did not intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Provision Co
16Th Avenue
Minnesota Street
Cecil Quackenbush
Hamilton-Richmond Road
Hamilton
Hood's Market
Quackenbush
S. Main Street
Wae
Airport meeting canceled at Lebanon Warren County airport
The Lebanon Warren County Airport Authority canceled its 7:30 p m meeting at the Greentree Road site due to lack of quorum. Nine members are appointed by the county commissioners and a May 12 date was tentatively set. the discussion focused on the north south runway condition.
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Lebanon
Airport Authority
Warren County
Greentree Road
Jerry Beatty
Beatty
Mental Health Center Board Sees Rising Costs and Fee Changes
Barry Cobb director of Mental Health Center outlined higher hospitalization and malpractice insurance costs at the monthly meeting. He noted a new patient sliding fee schedule tied to Title XX reimbursements. The Rev. Richard Schechter resigned from the Monroe board due to scheduling conflicts. Robert Ryan of Ohio State University led a four part seminar on staff relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Cobb
Middletown Area Mental Health Center
Cobb
Richard Schechter
Monroe
Robert Ryan
Ment of Social Service Administration
Ohio State University
Oar
Center
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Arthur J. Fiehrer
Aeronca Strike
Fisher
Bucyrus Community Hospital
Turner White
England
Scotland
Great Britain
Arthur Lee
United States
Luxury Dacron
Belleair
J.P. Stevens
Bath Shop
Fountain Square
Beechmont
Western Hills
Swifton
Ohio
Kentucky
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