Warren County grand jury indicts 13 in two day term
Warren County grand jury met for two days returning 13 indictments and criticizing the county jail. It considered 42 offenses involving 21 defendants with 62 witnesses. seven cases were ignored and two continued. Indictments named Dharma Morgan Robert Cummings Robert Pryor Jack Robertson Richard Stover William McIntosh Everitt Bailey Jesse Rose James Adams Dolph Goodpaster Robert Rice Gary Sargeant and one secret indictment.
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Lebanon
Warren County Grand Jury
St. Augustine
Fla
Dharma Morgan
Martha Drive
Franklin
Robert Earl Cummings
Clark St
Robert Earl Pryor
Chillicothe Ave
Jack W. Robertson
South Lebanon
Richard Stover
Brookcrest Drive
Mason
William Dale McIntosh
Maineville
Everitt Bailey
Avalon Heights
Columbus woman to receive Democratic service pin today
Local resident Linda Letourneau of 3229 Omaha Street was scheduled at the governor's office to receive an award pin for service to the Democratic party. She heads precinct and club roles and was featured in a February journal piece.
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Linda Letourneau
Omaha St
Youngster Struck By Car In 800 Block Of 10th Ave
A 4 year old boy ran between parked cars on 10th Avenue at 8 30 p m yesterday and was struck. Kelvin Shealy of 811 10th Avenue treated at Middletown Hospital for chest and elbow injuries. The car was driven by Henry King 49 of 701 14th Avenue.
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10Th Ave
Kelvin Shealy
Middletown Hospital
Henry King
14Th Ave
Oxford DJ and announcer builds room for 13,000 records
Paul Detmer of Oxford, a Miami University electrician and radio announcer, orders an addition to house 13,000 phonograph records and hundreds of tapes. He hosts WPFB and WMUB programs and collects 78s from the 1920s and 1930s, with plans to find a Waco Ten airplane. Detmer, 57, barnstormed in the 1930s and once owned two airplanes. He grew up in Cincinnati and nearly finished Miami University.
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Paul Detmer
Detmer
Miami University Electrician
Oxford
WPFB
WMUB
Miami University
Col
Roscoe Turner
Corrigan
Ireland
Alston
Buzzy Bavasi
Dodger
Middletown
Bavasi
Richmond
Ind
WKBV
Caruso
William Jennings Bryan
Stray dog roundup slated again in Lemon Township
Lemon Township police promise another crackdown on stray dogs in the Oneida area. Chief Tom Shannon says arrangements are being made with the county dog warden for a near term roundup of dogs at large. In the last effort February 12, 32 dogs were picked up and 24 owners cited.
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Oneida
Lemon
Township
Tom Shannon
Shannon
Lemon Township
Carlisle council fails to meet quorum on police chief search
Village Council in Carlisle had no quorum to continue a meeting when an application for the police chief position was received. Acting Chief James Holland does not want the full-time post, and Larry Stamm’s resignation became effective April 13. Mayor Roger Stebelton noted several applications have been received.
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Carlisle
Larry Stamm
Roger Stebelton
Stamm
James Holland
Horsemen to Sponsor All Breed Show Saturday
Warren County Ohio Horsemen's Council chapter sponsors an all breed horse show this Saturday at Shaker Hill horse farm near Lebanon. The event starts 8 a.m. with 18 halter classes 5 contest classes and 20 performance classes. May 26 is a rain date. Entries accepted to show start.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Ohio Horsemen's Council
Shaker Hill
Ohio
Tony Conner
Council
Middletown Man Seeks Return Of Stolen Tools
Robbie Brewer of 7422 Elk Creek Road asks the Sheriff to recover items taken from his garage since last October. He says three neighborhood youths and their parents were involved and most items were returned. He seeks a box of electronic testing equipment worth 300 dollars and a set of wrenches valued at 150 dollars.
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Middletown
Robbie Brewer
Elk Creek Road
Brewer
Three area interns chosen for Powell Washington office
Three area students Lucy Alf Mark Heistand and Richard Siehl were selected as summer interns for Representative Walter E Powell in Washington by the 8th Congressional District Educational Advisory Committee. The 10 week program will have them research observe and participate in briefings. Heistand is a Cincinnati freshman and former Valley View High School graduate. Alf is a Hamilton freshman at Miami University Hamilton Branch. Siehl is an Eaton junior at Miami University.
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Walter E. Powell
Washington
Powell
Lucy Alf
Mark Heistand
Richard Siehl
8Th Congressional District
University of Cincinnati
Middletown Journal
Valley View High School
Germantown
Miss Alf
Hamilton
Miami University
Siehl
Eaton
Fair Acres Center Named for New Training Facility
The new 1.4 million Fair Acres Center will serve about 110 trainable mentally retarded children from Butler County. Located on a 10 acre site beside Garfield High School, the center adjoins the county home for the aged. Commissioner approval followed a committee decision to choose a name easy for children to say and avoid fanciful titles.
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Hamilton
Fair Acres
Middletown
Garfield High
Phil Estes
Butler County
Fair Acres Center
Skylab lessons via SOITA broadcast across area schools
Oxford area schools will join instructional TV broadcasts on channels 14 and 16 through the Southwestern Ohio Instructional Television Association. The Skylab program "Skylab a New Horizon" features 60 minute student lessons and pre empted regular programming, with 30 minute teacher prep programs aired earlier this week. SOITA general manager Robert A. Wood notes the science oriented yet interdisciplinary approach has broad applicability.
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Oxford
Southwestern Ohio Instructional Television Association, Inc
Robert A. Wood
SOITA
Miami University
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