Lebanon City Manager denies union torpedo charge
Lebanon City Manager Charles Guard refutes IBEW and union claims that he torpedoed negotiations over 18 fired employees. He cites 60 days of talks with no concessions except obeying the law and notes four rehired workers occurred, with the city continuing to hire as vacancies arise. The IBEW touts public pressure while the city pledges to pursue lawful action if a renewed secondary boycott appears.
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Lebanon
Charles Guard
Guard
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
James Kilbane
Kilbane
Afl-Cio
Fred B. Cramer
Warren County
William Duning
Doses and Gullette Deaths Mark Hamilton Area Obits
Obituaries from Middletown and Hamilton list several deaths. Dosier N Downs age 80 of 3105 Yankee Road died at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness with services planned for Saturday. John A Gullette 87 of 714 S Main St will be buried at Woodside Cemetery after services Friday. Mrs Katherine Volarich 77 of 108 Curtis St observed Mass at St Johns Church with burial at Woodside. memorials to St John Bell Fund. Additional Hamilton deaths include Stella McCollum 75, Ernest Davis 76, Jack Stewart 63, Harry McCoy 63 with service times and locations listed.
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Dosier N. Downs
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Downs
Hancock County
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Lula
McCoy-Leffler
Rodney Williams
Calvary Cemetery
Moscow
Ohio
John A. Gullette
S. Main St
Monroe
Eldon Henry
Woodside Cemetery
Gullette
Katherine Volarich
Curtis St
St. John’s Church
Wilson-Schramm
St. John Bell Fund
Volarich
Hamilton
Stella McCollum
N. E St
Cairo
W. Va
Ernest Davis
Gregory
Ross board cancels meeting with teachers
The Ross Board of Education canceled a planned informal talk with Ross Teachers Association reps due to alleged parent and staff intimidation. Supt. Ronald Surface reported disrupted attendance at Ross High and across schools, with about half the district's 114 teachers on strike. The move follows REA demands to reinstate three officers whose contracts were not renewed.
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Ross
Ross Board of Education
Ross Teachers Association
REA
Ronald Surface
Supt
Surface
Ross High School
Man Accused of Passing Counterfeit Twenty at Local Market
Detectives investigate after a man tried to buy cookies with a blurred $20 counterfeit given by a bank. Marsh assistant manager reported the attempt on University Boulevard and provided police with a license number. Police also received a bank office complaint with the same license. A 66 year old man said his wife received the bill at a bank last Saturday.
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Marsh
University Boulevard
Park Place
Girl Hit By Car In Middletown Released From Hospital
A 3-year-old girl was treated at Middletown Hospital after being struck by a car shortly after 6 p m. Cynthia Blake of 418 Moore St was running between parked cars when she darted into James Priest’s path. Priest, 33, of 2103 Logan Ave, skidded 21 feet yet could not avoid the impact. The child was discharged after treatment. Priest was not cited.
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Middletown Hospital
Cynthia Blake
Moore St
James Priest
Logan Ave
Priest
Animals Tale Contest Deadline Extended in Butler County
The Animals Tale contest for Butler County grade school students is extended to May 17 from May 12 due to printing delays. Sponsored by the Humane Association of Miami Valley, the publication, aligned with Be Kind to Animals Week, invites second through fifth graders to write stories imagining life as a sea creature and recount their adventures.
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Butler County
Humane Association of Miami Valley
Robert Hawk
Butler County Planned Parenthood Fund Drive Update
The Butler County Planned Parenthood Association reports $4 000 raised toward a $7 000 annual goal. Middletown leads with 2 067, Hamilton with 1 275, Oxford with 855. Dinner May 21 at Brown's Run Country Club features Dr. Ralph E Kah speaking on The Challenges of Planned Parenthood. Reservations by May 13. tickets 6 50.
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Butler County
Planned Parenthood Association
Ralph E. Kah
Middletown
Hamiltonians
Oxford
County’ Association
Brown’s Run Country Club
Kah
Planned Parenthood
Larry Freedman
Edward Mitchell
Planned Parenthood Association of
Dwight Neil
First National Bank
Eagles elect officers for Aerie 528 in 1975 76
New officers were elected last night for Eagles Aerie 528 at 1226 Central Ave. Ernest Miller is president for 1975 76 with Don Fugett as vice president and Vernon Reeder as chaplain. other officers include Don Crispin conductor Elmer Caudell inside guard Larry Blashock outside guard Roger Hughes secretary Eugene Thompson treasurer and Robert Fitzgerald trustee. Delegates to the state convention in Toledo June 17 21 are Vernon Collier Don Crispin Jesse Holbrook Roger Hughes and Lou Yarmouth with Don Fugett as alternate.
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Eagles Aerie
Central Ave
Ernest Miller
Don Fugett
Vernon Reeder
Don Crispin
Elmer Caudell
Larry Blashock
Roger Hughes
Eugene Thompson
Robert Fitzgerald
Toledo
Vernon Collier
Jesse Holbrook
Lou Yarmouth
Seven Mile OKs survey on sewers and zoning
Seven Mile village council approved joining a county area study on sanitary sewers and alternatives to fix drainage. The plan includes Hamilton, New Miami, Millville, and Seven Mile with a $1,000 entry cost. The village will adopt the county zoning code and fund zoning enforcement locally to control development and access federal flood insurance.
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Seven Mile
John Witzleb
County Water and Sewer Department
Hamilton
New Miami
Millville
Witzleb
County
Tony Cecere
Planning Commission
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cecere
Witzlec
Kumler
Federal Insurance Administration
Clearcreek OKs joint legal aid for districts
Clearcreek School District joined four other Warren County districts in approving pooled legal counsel to handle growing school law needs. Officials aim for hourly retained firm with no more than 1000 per district annually, while the county may cover a large retainer. Graduation for 185 seniors set for May 25 at the University of Dayton Arena as state inspections praised. Resignations of elementary art teacher Mrs Weaver and coaches Hoffman and Williams noted. Larry Hefflin named as assistant football coach alongside track. A $50,000 tax payment advance from the county auditor was approved to cover May payroll. bus riders issues to be investigated.
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Springboro
Clearcreek
Warren County
Orin Souther
Souther
Ray Perez
University of Dayton
Perez
Carolyn Weaver
New York
Richard K. Hoffman
Charles Williams
Larry Hefflin
Man Shot Dies in Elyria Killing
Kent Thomas twenty of Lorain died Tuesday night from gunshot wounds to the chest and head at an Elyria residence. Police reported no other details available.
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Elyria, Ohio
Kent Thomas
Lorain
Elyria
Madison teacher named to state feature film panel
Mrs. Bette Bee head of Madison schools media named one of 14 educators to the Ohio Feature Film Selection Committee. The panel supports a $75,000 grant to supply leading films to schools at nominal rental fees. Call Madison High School for information as Mrs. Bee attended a meeting last Thursday.
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Bette Bee
Madison
Ohio
Mrs. Bee
Madison High School
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Diane Nelms
Ron Fetzer
MHS
Sheckler
Dorsie Downs
John Gullette
Ross Board
Eagles
Ok’s
Clearcreek Ok’s
Bette Bef Film Selection
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Crawford ST
South Brezel Blvd
Trenton
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