Eight Heifers Stolen Near Somerville in Butler County
Police report weekend break ins in Butler County with eight Angus heifers worth $1,400 taken from Richard Huser’s Somerville farm. Tire tracks noted on Somerville Road near a creek, along with separate thefts of a rototiller worth $125 from Henry Cornett’s unlocked garage and 16 fence posts valued at $24.80 from Robert Roosa’s farm.
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Butler County
Richard Huser
Hamilton - Eaton Road
Somerville
Huser
Somerville Road
Henry Cornett
Bobby Drive
Robert Roosa
State Road
Local Couple Charged in Grand Larceny Case
A Middletown man and a Hamilton woman were charged with grand larceny for stealing 82 dollars from Clark Flower Shop at 2125 Sheffield Street. Carolyn Sue Johnson, 24, of Exeter Avenue, Hamilton, and Rodney Randall, 20, of 14th Avenue, were arrested at 6 18 p m yesterday after Eugene Clark, the shop proprietor, identified them.
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Middletown
Hamilton
Clark
Sheffield St
Carolyn ‘Sue Johnson
Exeter Ave
Rodney (Randall
14Th Ave
Eugene Clark
Diamond promotes engineering director to general manager
Robert R. Forrest, former director of engineering at the Manchester Machine Division of Diamond International Corp., is named general manager of Diamond's Penobscot Co. subsidiary in Old Town, Maine. A native of Edinburgh, Scotland, Forrest previously worked for Black Clawson Co. and lived at 11 Alameda Circle.
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Manchester
Diamond International Corp
Diamond
Penobscot Co
Old Town
Forrest
Edinburgh
Scotland
Black Clawson Co
Alameda Circle
PWP Children Win Regional Awards in Dayton
Members of the local Parents Without Partners chapter were named first place winners in the regional judging of the International Children's Exhibit at Dayton. Winners include Bonnie Pressler for leadership and service. Michael Good. Jeffrey Grosardt. Bryan Moren. Charles Pressler. Rusty Waits. Steve Bowie. Derek Wagenegger. Elsa Wagenegger. Scott Rowe. Toby Good. with Amy Waits receiving honorable mention in crafts.
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Parents Without Partners
Dayton
Bonnie Pressler
Michael Good
Jeffrey Grosardt
Bryan Moren
Charles Pressler
Rusty Waits
Steve Bowie
Derek
Elsa Wagenegger
Scott Rowe
Toby Good
Amy Waits
Skaters Win in West Virginia Competition
Middletown area skaters secured multiple podium finishes at a West Virginia meet. Kevin James earned second in elementary singles, Debbie Adams took third in elementary singles, and others like Stanley Hovel Donald McGuire Don Bastin and Shary Kidd added second and fourth places across various ages and events.
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Middletown Area
West Virginia
Kevin James
Stanley Hovel
Debbie Adams
Donald McGuire
Don Bastin
James
Shary Kidd
Pokey Griffith Scouters To Meet
The Pokey Griffith District operating committee will hold a meeting tomorrow at 6 p.m. at 3108 McGee Ave. William Saunders Jr. residence. Topics include district goals summer programs and camping.
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Pokey Griffith
William Saunders Jr
McGee Ave
Meany Says Workers Treated as Pawns in Economy
AFL CIO President George Meany criticizes policies that treat workers and their jobs as pawns manipulated by corporate and government money managers. He urges employment-focused policy and government as employer of last resort if private sector jobs fail, decries tax loopholes and multinational corporate privilege, and cites 900000 jobs lost from current trade policies.
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Washington
Afl-Cio
Meany
America
Jaycees Elect Cincinnati Man President at Ohio Convention
Gene Childress, 34, of Cincinnati, elected president of the Ohio Jaycees at the convention in Cleveland defeating William Selsam of Zanesville. Charleston Kirkwood of Ravenna named administrative vice president. programming vice presidents chosen were Lawrence Hoffman of Parma, James Hall of Urbana, and Alan McDermott of Columbus.
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Cleveland, Ohio
The
Ohio Jaycees
Gene Childress
Cincinnati
Childress
William Selsam
Zanesville
Charlest Kirkwood
Ravenina
Lawrence Hoffman
Parma
James Hall
Urbana
Alan McDermott
Columbus
Special Friend Proposes During MSU Spring Graduation
Melva Adams of Fairborn Ohio blushed as she received her bachelor's degree at Morehead State University's spring commencement. A voice from the audience shouted I love you and she later called the admirer a very special friend.
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Morehead, Ky
Melva Adams
Fairborn
Ohio
Morehead State University
Middletown Appropriation Ordinance for Urban Renewal Land
Middletown Ohio City Commission adopts Ordinance 5475 to appropriate real estate for downtown urban renewal. It authorizes court action to perfect the appropriation and declares an emergency for immediate redevelopment and public safety. The ordinance lists property description and directs law department action under Ohio law. May 1972.
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Middletown
City Commission
Ohio
Butler County
Lot
Dudley Inwood
Sylvia H. Hughes
Mass controversy in Cincinnati stirs Catholic leaders
Alan Titus, 26, the lead in Leonard Bernstein’s Mass, defends the production against Archbishop Paul Leibold’s charge that it offends Catholics. The archbishop criticizes the work’s handling of the sacred rite and says its artistic merits do not redeem the offensive aspects.
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Cincinnati
Leonard Bernstein
Paul Leibola
Alan Titus
Bernstein
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington
Ohio
Titus
Middletown Amends Lighting Ordinance for 47 000 Lumen Units
Ordinance 5459 amends 4953 to add 47 000 lumen sodium vapor street lights. Cincinnati Gas & Electric contracted for city lighting in 1969. The new rate of eight dollars fifty cents per month per unit applies, effective after legal processing.
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Middletown
Ohio
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
City of
Cincinnati Gas 4& Electric Company
State OF
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Report From Cincinnati Market
AP USDA market bulletin shows cattle numbers around 1 100 with calves and slaughter stock active. Prices range with prime high end 1 000-1 250 lb steers around 36 00-36 50, heifers 34 00-34 50, cows 23 50-26 00, bulls 29 00-33 00. Hogs near 27 00-28 00 for 200-240 lb, sows up 50, boars 19 00-21 00. summary reflects mixed demand and ample supplies.
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Cincinnati
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U.S
Ohio Egg Prices Paid to Ohio Plants and Retail Rates
Ohio report shows prices paid to packing plants for eggs delivered to major cities. Carton sizes listed from Large A 33 to 35 for consumer grades, with large cartons sold to retailers at 38 to 44. Medium A 25 to 28 and 32 to 38 for farm prices.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U.S
Ohio Farms
Sheriff Sale Notice on Lot 1584 Middletown Ohio
Butler County Ohio public auction of real estate 407 Young Street Middletown Ohio Lot 1584 appraised at 6000 terms cash. Sale ordered by Keystone Savings Association plaintiff in Butler County Common Pleas. Auction set for June 19 1972 at Court House door Hamilton Ohio between 10 and 11 AM. Sheriff Harold J. Carpenter and attorney Joseph F. Weinle represented the case. Publication dates May 15 22 29 and June 5 12.
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Butler County Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Butler
State of
Young Street
Harold J. Carpenter
Joseph F. Weinle
Community Meeting Schedule Readouts for Monday
A list of various local groups meeting on Monday across Madison Middletown and Monroe venues. Includes TOPS Weight Watchers Lions Club Rotary Civitan SPEBSQSA and more with times from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at schools churches lodges and halls such as Fenwick High School Monroe Fire House Holiday Inn and City Building.
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Trenton Rescue
Fenwick High School
Monroe Grange
Dolors Church
Monroe Firemen’s Association
Monroe
Maple Park
Madison Boosters Club
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Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Rotary Club
Manchester
Civitan Club
Safety Council
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TOPS
Ohio
Church of the Ascension
Madison Lions Club
Middletown
Verity Hall
City Commission
City
Amway Corp. Distributors
Marymont Court
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Chatterdine
Sportsmen's Club
FOE Lodge
Eagles
Bpoe Lodge
Elks Temple
Porpoise AWOL From Navy Delights San Diegans
Sandra the porpoise escaped from the Naval Undersea Research and Development Center in San Diego Bay about two weeks ago. She remains close by and plays with local boatmen who toss balls to her and receive them back.
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San Diego
Calif
Sandra
Navy
San Diego Bay
Naval Undersea Research and Development Center
Duffy Grege
Rolling Stones Plan Traveling Circus In 73
Mick Jagger announced in The Sun that the Rolling Stones will tour in 1973 with a rock n roll carnival across the United States aboard a special train. The act will feature games and circus acts and open a month long American tour, with The Who co headlining a massive 10 000 seat tent show.
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Stones
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Representative's Office Bombed In Royal Oak Michigan
The office of Rep. William S. Broomfield in Royal Oak Michigan was gutted by a firebomb just after 1 30 a m. Police and FBI officials reported no motive or suspects at that time. Officials described the single story office as destroyed.
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Royal Oak
Mich
William S. Broomfield
FBI
OKI Set Fourth Public Hearing On Cincinnati Highway Plan
The Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Council of Governments will hold a fourth public hearing Tuesday on highway plans for the Cincinnati area. The session will discuss impacts on neighborhoods bounded by interstates 174 and 175 in Cincinnati's northwest corner, at Aiken High School. Friday's meeting had been canceled.
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Cincinnati
Ohio-Kenucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority
Aiken High School
ITU vote set in Cincinnati for Hammermill unit
The International Typographical Union plans a bargaining rights election for 28 employees at Coronet Thermogravers, a Hammermill Paper division, on May 1 in Columbus Ohio.
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ITU
Cincinnati
International Typographical Union
Coronet Thermogravers Co
Hammermill Paper
Columbus
Ohio
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