Walkout Fizzles at Miami Middletown Campus
A mass student walkout at Miami University Middletown 1 p.m. biology class fizzled as all but four of over 200 students ignored the call to move out. Director Dr. Eugene Bennett said most students want education, while campus reopening followed an earlier closure ordered by Dr. Phillip R. Shriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bergstrom
Middletown
Miami University
Bergstrom
Eugene Bennett
Bennett
Phillip R. Shriver
Shriver
University Senate
Oxford
City set to form seven man golf course commission
City commissioners will consider an ordinance to create a seven member golf course commission to be directed by the park board. The panel would include a park board member a city commissioner an administrative staff member and four residents. Also on the agenda is a planning commission recommendation for Three Fountains an apartment complex near Ayershire Acres proposed by John Brown. The meeting is in the City Building commission chambers at 7:30 p m.
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Park Board
Planning Commission
Three Fountains
Ayershire Acres
John Brown
Commission
Franklin-Miami Valley Coated Paper strike winds down
Day-old wildcat strike at Franklin-Miami Valley Coated Paper near Millen Industries was expected to be settled today said plant manager Gordon Case. The shut plant saw workers walk out over internal changes and a misunderstanding. Case met strikers this morning and planned another meeting this afternoon. the division had not struck since February 1968.
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Franklin
Miami Valley Coated Paper Co
Gordon Case
Case
Millen Industries
Middletown Boy Dies After Street Dashing Accident
Bay Park Drive in Middletown saw a fatals crash as Michael Andres 9 dashed into Flemming Road and was struck by a car driven by Maggie A. Combs 32. He died at 5 47 p m in Middletown Hospital after efforts by Eugene Dennis and emergency crews. The boy’s family includes parents Mr and Mrs Robert Andres and siblings Stephen David Lawrence Laura and Rebecca. Mass at St John s Church and burial at Woodside Cemetery follow. Memorials to Doty House urged.
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Middletown
Butler
Michael Andres
County
Robert Andres
Park Drive
Miami Park
Flemming Road
Maggie A. Combs
McKinley St
Amanda
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Andres
Louise Dennis
Flemming ‘Road
Dennis
Eugene Dennis
Ronald Reifsnider
Combs
Monsanto Research Corp
Miamisburg
Stephen
David
Lawrence
Laura
Rebecca
Paterna
Harry Andres
St. John’s Church
Woodside Cemetery
Wilson-Schramm
Doty House
Carlisle OKs Pay Hike For Veteran Teachers In System
Carlisle school board approved pay boosts for teachers with 15 to 30 years experience. Increases range from 200 to 800 dollars yearly based on years of service. The board also approved a uniform purchasing program shared with five area schools and hired two high school teachers.
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Carlisle
Carlisle School Board
Fiveother
Police Dept Name Change For Butler County Deputies
Hamilton. Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter announced that Butler County sheriff's deputies will be redesignated as patrolmen under the new Butler County Police Department. The change aligns ranks with nearby departments, with Col. Gerald E. Taylor and other officers given updated titles including inspector, major, lieutenants, and sergeants.
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Hamilton
Sheriff's
Butler County Police Department
Harold J. Carpenter
Carpenter
Butler County
John Burns
John Bohlen
Cliff Dye
Robert Wright
Oram Fisher
Wilbur Buck
James Powell
Ray
Thomas
483 Acres Released To Franklin For Annexation
Warren County Commission released 483 acres south and southwest of Franklin for annexation to the city. Twenty one of 22 landowners signed the petitions led by William Dechant. The lone non signer Logan Long Co did not oppose the move. Land includes sites for a new sewage treatment plant and solid waste facility near the peninsula between Clear Creek and the Great Miami River.
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County Commission
Franklin
William Dechant
Logan Long Co
New Miami Conservancy District
Clear Creek
Great Miami River
Sheriff Surprises Applicant With Arrest Instead of Badge
Laurel County Sheriff O. D. Bruner was surprised when a man walked into the office seeking a deputy position. Bruner checked records and found a warrant on the applicant for a minor charge, so he was jailed rather than hired.
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London, Ky
Laurel
O. D. Bruner
Bruner
Lightning Strike Damages Home Blazing TV
William Hall of 20 S Leibee St narrowly avoided injury when lightning struck his kitchen faucet at 3 07 pm shattering a wall plug and heavily damaging a television set. Firemen listed $30 in damage to two outlets and an unestimated loss to the TV. The house is owned by Frank Gray of 1704 Manchester Ave.
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William Hall
S. Leibee St
Hall
Frank Gray
Manchester Ave
Arson Attempt Scorches Rug at 613 Boylston Street
Police investigate an arson attempt at the home of Carl Rhinehart 613 Boylston Street. Mrs Rhinehart says she found a nylon carpet badly burned by paper after returning home at about 1 PM. Her husband is hospitalized.
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Carl Rhinehart
Boylston St
Three Middletonians Named To Ohio Junior Miss Board
Three Middleton residents Robert Housh Mrs Robert L Harris and Allan Karchner were elected vice presidents of Ohio Junior Miss Inc for 1970 71 Other officers include William Null of Dayton as president Mrs William Null as secretary Glen Penquite as treasurer and the executive board will include past president Russell Miller
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Middletonians
Ohio Junior Miss Inc
Robert Housh
Robert L. Harris
Allan Karchner
Dayton
William Null
Glen Penquite
Russell Miller
Ohio
Junior Miss
Fatal shooting ends after alley argument at Texaco service station
In Franklin a man identified as John H. Patton, 28, was shot at his Texaco Service Station on Ohio 123 near I 75 after an argument over a cowboy hat or a dropped screwdriver. Alfred Tyrus Sr. and Barbara Johnson, both 22 from Detroit, were jailed as suspects. no robbery occurred. Autopsy to be performed at Mercy Hospital in Hamilton.
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Franklin
Alfred Tyrus Sr
Barbara Johnson
Detroit
Evendale
Patton
Tyrus
Miss Johnson
Door
Ptl
David Caskey
Pat
Hamilton
Mercy
Ann
Eaton
Job Survey Planned In Mid-Meldleton Area
During the week of May 17 census representatives led by Mrs Elizabeth Henderson will interview residents of Middletown to count multiple job holders as part of a nationwide monthly employment survey. Information remains confidential by law, published only as statistical totals.
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Elizabeth Henderson
Census Bureau
Middletown
U.S
Two Injured In Rt 73 Crash Near Middletown
Joseph M. Day 47 of 813 Auburn Street suffered a lip laceration and Lorene Shepard 45 of 1715 Florence Street neck and chest injuries in a two car crash on Rt 73 south of Middletown. Both treated at Middletown Hospital and discharged. Day charged with driving while intoxicated after failing to stop for a light.
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Middletown Hospital
Rt. 73
Middletown
Joseph M. Day
Auburn St
Lorene Shepard
Florence St
Norman W Shepard
Franklin adopts new emergency number 746-2882 for city services
Franklin switches to 746-2882 for police fire and ambulance calls at the new City Service Building on Fourth Street at Riley. City offices remain in the old building for now, with the old line kept active for a year. City Manager Bernard Eichholz urges residents to post the new number by phones and discard the old one.
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Franklin
Fourth Street
Riley
Carlisle
Franklin Township
Water and Sewer Department
Courts
Main
River Streets
Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
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