Hamilton Waco Meet Brings 7 Vintage Pilots to Ohio
About seven pilots converged at Hamilton Airport for a Memorial Day weekend gathering of vintage Waco bi planes. They praised handmade construction and the value in aging aircraft, noting Waco production and a growing parts market. Demonstrations and a 30-plane formation parade were planned, with 5,000 visitors expected.
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Bill Vale
Associated Press
Hamilton, Ohio
Hamilton
Ray Brandley
Dayton
National Waco Club
Waco
Troy
Ohio
Brandley
U.S. Army Air Corps
Bill Hogan
Employer Inmate Career Day Planned at Lebanon Correctional
The June 7 event at Lebanon Correctional Institution LCI co hosted by the Ohio Division of Correction and OBES aims to connect about 100 central and southern Ohio employers with inmates through NAB and JOP programs. Attendees will tour the facility attend a lunch a Q and A and a panel to discuss parolee hiring and training opportunities.
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LCI
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Ohio Division of Correction
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
OBES
William E. Garnes
Division of Correction
Bennett J. Cooper
William Dailman
Central and Southern Ohio
National Alliance of Businessmen
Ohio
Dayton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Lebanon
Middletown Summer Theater to stage George M tryouts
Tryouts for Middletown Summer Theater's July production of George M will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the Middletown High School theater. Open to current high school students from Middletown Lemon Monroe and Fenwick, including upcoming graduates.
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Middletown Summer Theater
George M
Middletown
Lemon- Monroe
Fenwick
Jim Butch
MHS
George M. Cohan
Road Widening Plan Could End In Court
Enghauser Manufacturing Co. may sue Lebanon if West Street is raised five feet for a road upgrade including a new Turtle Creek bridge and removal of a dip by the Penn Central crossing. Kenneth Chappel says such changes would harm off street parking and cause water seepage, and city officials warn alterations would delay state funded plans. Enghauser, founded 1954, makes ornamental iron products.
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Lebanon
Enghauser Manufacturing Co
West Street
Turtle Creek
Penn Central Rairoad Crossing
Enghautser Co
Kenneth Chappel
Chappel
Charles Guard
Enghauser Company
Ransom Paid But Girl Not Kidnaped
Lawrence Patrick, manager of a North Olmsted branch, paid an undisclosed ransom Friday night after a caller claimed his daughter Donna was kidnapped. Patrick later learned his daughter was safe at home. the envelope with money was found empty and FBI and North Olmsted police investigated.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Trust Co
FBI
North Olmsted
Lawrence Patrick
Donna
Patrick
Parma
No Decision On Chief Of New Center In Ohio
Ohio Corrections Chief Bennett Cooper said no final decision has been made on who will head the proposed new state reception center at the old Ohio Penitentiary. He denied promising the job to Roger Overberg, a Youngstown State University professor, and said multiple candidates remain under consideration with a decision due in a few weeks. Cooper noted the plan may involve several smaller centers rather than a single centralized facility.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bennett Cooper
Ohio Penitentiary
Roger Overberg
Youngstown State University
Overberg
Cooper
Franklin man guilty of driving while intoxicated
A 73 year old Franklin man was found guilty of driving while intoxicated by Judge Lloyd Ritz. Riley Abney of 238 W Eighth St was fined 50 and costs, given three days in jail, and suspended from driving 30 days. Eugene Botts of 109 Gideon Road Middletown was fined 150 and costs with 50 suspended after being found guilty of fleeing the scene. In speeding cases 62 drivers paid 1589 in fines and appearance bonds.
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Franklin
Lloyd Ritz
Riley Abney
W. Eighth St
Eugene Botts
Gideon Road
Middletown
Roosevelt Orator Earns Top Honors Again
Roosevelt Orator, a bi weekly student newspaper, earned 975 points total from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, placing among the top U S school papers for the 20th year. Editors include Martha Ashman and David McIntosh with adviser Janice Schulz.
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Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Roosevelt Orator
United States
Orator
Martha Ashman
Jack Ashman
Kensington St
David McIntosh
Julius McIntosh
Milton Road
Janice Schulz
Thomas Lerch
Neaclines
Tead
Fire incidents report with two separate cases
At 1:41 p.m. a fire on Baltimore Street and Smith Ave involved a city owned truck caused by hot trash with no damage. At 3:34 p.m. a fire on Easton Avenue and Tytus Avenue damaged a car owned by Marian Sparkman at 8746 Chamberlain Road Franklin caused by an under hood backfire with about $100 damage.
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Baltimore Street
Smith Ave
City
Easton Avenue
Tytus Avenue
Marian Sparkman
Chamberlain Road
Franklin
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Iowa
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Edgewood High School
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Home Avenue Church of God
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Ron Fetzer
Robert Mucha
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