Movie Charge Dropped in Franklin Theater Case
In Franklin an 18 year old, Timothy Stephen Varney, had charges of possessing an obscene movie dropped after the city prosecutor said he was not the sought suspect in a Cinema Theater raid on Main Street. Judge John B Tracy ordered dismissal as evidence not leading to prosecution. James Ownes, 18, was bound to the grand jury on auto theft charges with a $2000 bond.
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Franklin
P. Daniel Fedders
Timothy Stephen Varney
Main Street
Fedders
Varney
Grand
John B. Tracy
James Ownes
Middletown Tests Two New Bikeways In Public Trial
The Middletown Bikeway Committee invites public response to weekend trial bikeways in Harlan and Goldman Parks. Circular routes marked on streets with green on white signs aim to alert drivers and gauge user reactions. Committee members urge letters to editors and interviews to shape final installation.
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Middletown
John Paschal
James Schaffner
The
Safety Council
Lloyd Barrett
Paschal
Storage Shed Fire Fought. Possible Incendiary Origin
A storage shed at 611 18th Ave burned early today with about 2200 dollars in damage. Allen Morgan owner of 608 18th Ave reported the blaze at 7:56 p.m. and fire crews found rugs and building interiors damaged. A second blaze at the same site occurred at 1:06 a.m. destroying furniture and bar equipment. Fire officials investigated the incident as a possible incendiary fire.
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18Th Ave
Allen Morgan
Division of Fire
Edward Phillips
Monroe St
Miss Kirby to Speak to Mothers at Library Program
Miss Karen Kirby of the legal assistance program will discuss "An Attorney at Your Service" at Middletown Public Library's preschool mothers program. The session begins at 10 a.m. in the community room and will include program details and a question period.
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Karen Kirby
Legal Assistance Program
Middletown Public Library
Kiwanis Club to Screen Kemper Open Golf Film
Jim Downing of Hayden Stone will show a color movie of the 1968 Kemper Open at the Middletown East Kiwanis Club meeting set for 6 30 tonight at Alfy's Restaurant.
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Jim Downing
Hayden Stone, Inc
Middletown East
First Night Back At Miami Sees Calm Crowd After Rallies
About 3,000 students and hundreds of townspeople gathered in Oxford as Miami University reopened classes. One arrest occurred when a car struck a line of students at Main and High streets. the driver, Bobby Lee Williams, 24, of Sylvania, Ga, posted 50 bond and faced reckless operation charges. Police and university security kept a low profile overnight with no major incidents reported.
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Miami
Main
High Streets
Butler County
Oxford
Patterson Avenue
Bobby Lee Williams
Sylvania
Withrow Court Gymnasium
East Park
Ground Broken For Otterbein Village Project
Ground breaking ceremony held yesterday afternoon for the Otterbein Village retirement community project valued at 133000. Dr William K Messmer of Columbus led the event with trustees and officials including Dr Emerson Bragg Dr J Castro Smith architect C Voorhis and contractor Ottis V Turner present along with Otterbein Home administrator Charles K Dilgard.
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Lebanon
Otterbein Village
Otterbein
William K. Messmer
Columbus
Emerson Bragg
J. Castro Smith
Morristown
Tenn
C. Voorhis
Mason
Ottis V. Turner
Charles K.dilgard
Miami University Grants Credit No Credit Option During Shutdown Threats
After a late night campus meeting, Miami University President Phillip A. Shriver agreed to credit no credit in any course for students based on partial work to relieve tensions. The move follows threats to close the university and allows students to focus on preferred courses or alternate options while maintaining possible letter grades. Faculty Council had already suspended work fines for ROTC sit-in participants, with some suspensions remaining.
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Oxford
Miami University
Phillip A. Shriver
Miami
Canberra
Shriver
Australia
Possi- S
Fudio Mechane
Hamilton
Middleton
Cam
GOP Aims to Keep Bacon Off Executive Committee
Hamilton meeting reveals Republicans approve a May 28 date for appointing officers to both Central and executive committees. The move, described as a technical step by Jack Moser, is seen by Donald Lukens and aides as a purge against him and his allies after Bacon failed to secure party endorsement.
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Butler County
Donald Bacon
Hamilton
Donald E. Lukens
Lukens
Jack Moser
Moser
Republican
Bacon
Washington
Roberts
Executive Committee
Roger Cloud
Walter Powell
24Th
Middletonian Brack Little
Dissent Turns Around as Smith Named Democratic Chairman
David L. Smith, 42, of 4608 Moore Road, elected Butler County Democratic party chairman. He vows to amplify the party's voice to address dissent and dissatisfaction, following a shift from a closed operation to a broader membership base and expanded leadership.
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Democratic Party
David L. Smith
Moore Road
Butler County
Smith
Middletonian
Henderson Estes
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Withrow Court
High Street
Miami Times
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Nat
Republican Party
Jim Roberts
Little Said
Richard Koehler
Greg Holbrook
Koehler
John Pantel
Central Ave
Mary Jane Martinek
Short St
Information Center
Armco Steel
Curtis St
Forest Ave
Middletown Lumber Company
Call
Middletown Lumber Co
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World Wide Travel Agency
Butler County Automobile Club
Alpine Leisure Tour
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