Youth Injured in East 744 Crash Into Pole
A West Elkton youth, Thomas Wing age 16, is in serious condition at Middletown Hospital after losing control of his car on Ohio 744. He struck a utility pole, the pole broke, and his car traveled 57 feet before bursting into flames. Wing escaped the vehicle.
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West Elkton
Middletown Hospital
Thomas Wing
Maple Street
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Wing
Ohio 744
Local Police Chief Criticizes LEAA Funds Distribution
Middletown Police Chief Assell Dwyer faults the $4.4 billion LEAA program for red tape and weak local funding. He notes funds often flow to state agencies, delaying or misdirecting aid to frontline departments and urges more local control and revenue sharing for law enforcement needs.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Assell Dwyer
Dever
Dwyer
Middletown
My Mother's Wonderful Gift Delights School Boss on 50th
School Superintendent Sam Dalton turns fifty as colleagues mark the Bicentennial era with humorous birthday cards. Messages from curriculum staff and administrators joke about aging, equality, and seniority while greeting Dalton in his role.
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Dalton
Ruth Erlan
Marion McEvoy
Kathryn Mackall
Juanita Harsh
Two Charged Over Franklin Council Campaign Literature
Franklin residents face charges in separate cases over campaign literature linked to the last City Council elections. Robert Gehm of London Ohio is charged in Franklin Municipal Court with distributing material to defeat a candidate and a false statement. a juvenile faces two counts in Warren County Juvenile Court for falsehood and distributing literature lacking the organizer’s contact details. The endorsements for Loran Gene Sorrell and William Gansheimer by a non-existent Warren County NAACP chapter are central to the dispute.
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Franklin
Franklin City
Robert Gehm
London
Ohio
Ias
Philip Pleska
Franklin Municipal
Gehm
Warren County
Timothy Oliver
Board of
Loran Gene Sorrell
William Gansheimer
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Taft Opposes Funding for People's Bicentennial Commission
Senator Robert Taft Jr. criticized the Washington based group the People's Bicentennial Commission and vowed to block any further federal money. He cited a $10 000 NEA grant and letters offering 25000 rewards to inform on bosses or husbands. The commission aims to curb commercial excess in the 200th birthday observance. Taft will propose an amendment to stop funds.
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Washington
Robert Taft Jr
Rohio
People’s Bicentennial Commission
Taft
National Endowment For the Arts
U.S
Middletown Board of Education to review textbooks agenda
Recommendations for textbooks from several study committees will be presented at the Middletown Board of Education meeting on Girard Avenue. The panel will vote on the proposed texts at the May 26 session, amid discussions of staff actions and retirements.
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Middletown Board of Education
James Klosterman
Helen Thomas
Lemon-Monroe High School
Girard Avenue
Aeronca Talks Set Friday With IAM Mediation
The Federal Mediation Service requests a meeting between IAM Local 2535 and Aeronca Inc. with representatives from each side present. This marks only the second formal session since the IAM strike began April 1. The mediator will lead a 10 a.m. Friday session at the Federal Office Building in Cincinnati.
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Federal Mediation Service
International Association of Machinists
IAM
Aeronca Inc
Aeronca
Federal Office
Cincinnati
Tractor Driver Hurt In Elk Creek Road Crash
A Trenton man operating a farm tractor was treated at Middletown Hospital after injuries from a crash at 1:30 yesterday afternoon on Elk Creek Road. Daniel C. Orth, 20, of 213 North First Street, headed south when a car driven by Leonard E. Dalton, 32, of Oolitic Indiana, skidded left of center on a narrow bridge and struck the tractor’s rear wheels. Dalton was uninjured.
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Trenton
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
Daniel C. Orth
First St
Elk Creek Road
Leonard E. Dalton
Oolitic
Ind
Dalton
Picket Claims Car Struck Him at Local Egg Plant
Tony Joseph, 36, a Diamond International Egg Carton Plant picketer, told police a car struck his right leg near Carmody Boulevard gate. Vernal Moore, 46, denied the claim, saying the picketer fell claiming a hit. Joseph was treated at Middletown Hospital and released. No charges filed.
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Diamond International
W. Central Avenue
Carmody Boulevard
Tony Joseph
Catalina Mobile Park
Vernal Moore
Lewis St
Joseph
Middletown Hospital
Critical 4 year old struck by car in Seven Mile
A four year old girl from Seven Mile was in critical condition at Christ Hospital Cincinnati after apparently running in front of a car on S Mill Street near Ritter Street. The driver Ola Beatty 72 could not avoid the collision despite braking.
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Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
Jessica L. Reid
Mile St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Butler County Sheriff's
Ola May Beatty
S. Mill St
Seven Mile
S. Mill Street
Ritter Street
Registration Ends in Middletown Area for June Primary
Vote registration for the June 8 Ohio primary closed with 25 678 registered in Middletown area including Middletown Monroe Trenton and local townships. City tally shows 16 777 while county totals exceed 1968 and 1972 presidential years with 90 318 registered. Unregistered residents may still register for November by Oct 4 at Middletown or Hamilton boards.
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Ohio
Middletown
Monroe
Trenton
Lemon and
Madison Townships
Murphy
The
Journal
Marge Cox
Board County
Hamilton
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Miami University
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Oxford State Road
Sheckler
Middletown Area News
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Supt
Sam Dalton
Maxine Lane
Nancy Nicodemus
Bernice Powell
W. E. Davis
NAACP
Pleska
Warren County Grand Jury
County Board of Elections
Charlie Hurst Inc
Picket
Ellen Murphy
Butler County Board of Elections
Union Sanitary's
Price
S. Breiel Blvd
Shopping Plaza
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