First Time Voter Mary Low Fisher Casts Ballot At Wildwood School
An 18 year old Miami Campus freshman Mary Low Fisher voted early at Wildwood School before her 830 class. Veteran poll worker Fan ny Beaver and volunteers guided her through the process while others handed out material to young voters amid light turnout and rain.
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Lorg
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Miss Fisher
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Inwoods
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Middletown
Banker
Elmo Place
Velma Canter
Elien Drive
Sheckler
Early Morning Turnout Signals Light City Vote
Voters turnout at 10 am shows a light city election with 3,357 of about 10,000 expected ballots cast by noon across 12 hours. Precincts report varying numbers from Maple Park SAB to Creekview School and Community Center. Estimates suggest around 200 under-21 voters among 1,100 citywide registrations.
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Civic Board Nominees Named for Three-Year Terms
Eighteen candidates were nominated for three-year terms on the Civic Association board of governors. Nine top vote-getters will win seats. ballots go to payroll deduction entities then to members, with direct payers receiving ballots by mail. Notable nominees include Richard A. Wilmer, Phillip W. Vance, Jack W. Stethem, James W. Saunders, and several Armco and corporate representatives.
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Civic
Richard A. Wilmer
Garwood A. Wells
McGraw Construction Co
Phillip W. Vance
Diamond National Corp
Jack W. Stethem
the Black Clawson Co
Thomas J. Smith
Akers Packaging Service, Inc
James W. Saunders
Armco Steel Corp
Walter H. Roehl
John A. Owen
Armco
C. Dudley Inwood
Office Outfitters, Inc
Bill Hart
WPFB
Eugene E. Frazer
Adam Cristo
Adam Cristo, Inc
Raymond W Brown
Brown-Singer Co
Herbert McBain
Middletownublic Schools
Arthur G. Med Packaging Corp. of America
Crime Drops Here But FBI Skeptical
The FBI questioned local crime statistics and Police Chief Howerton defended a 12 percent drop, the first in 10 years for burglaries and larcenies under $50. He cited patrol changes and better apprehension as key factors despite a 14 percent rise in auto theft and armed robberies, yielding an overall decrease of about 26 percent in nonmeasured categories.
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Dillenger Is 100000th For Ciney Cops
Cincinnati police processed the 100000th person since 1892. John Dillenger, a Cincinnati restaurant manager, was photographed and fingerprinted after being charged with cashing checks with insufficient funds.
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John Dillenger
Dillenger
Cincinnati
Man Charged In Square D Bomb Call
Keith E. Keith, 21, of Jacksonburg Road, is charged with making a phony bomb threat to the Square D plant in Oxford on August 6. He was arrested at home and ordered released on a $5,000 bond. a Nov. 18 hearing is set. Authorities seek links to other false calls during May to August.
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Jacksonburg Road
Oxford ‘Square D
Cincinnati
Treasury Department
Oxford
Joseph Statum
Keith
Indiana
Camden Fire Department
Plea Entered By Juveniles In Bus Damage Case
Four Franklin youths aged 15 and 17 pleaded not guilty in Warren County Juvenile Court to charges including damaging fuel lines on 19 Franklin school buses on Oct 26. Additional counts include tampering with a fire hydrant grand larceny and petty larceny. They are under house arrest and represented by Fred Hubble. Judge William H. Bowers ordered their release to custody.
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Fred Hubble
Lebanon
Warren County
William H. Bowers
Ciney Man Sought In Fatal Shooting
Cincinnati police soughtCharles Williams a 40 year old man in connection with a fatal shooting Sunday Police filed a second degree murder warrant Monday in the death of Theodore Bergman 23 who died at General Hospital Bergman of Cincinnati was shot in the head with a .357 magnum revolver during an argument at an apartment building
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Charles Williams
Williams
Theodore Bergman
General Hospital
Bergman
Queens City
Election night service for Middletown area races
The Journal will run an election night telephone service tonight for residents to follow Middletown races. Running totals will cover Middletown city commission and school board, Franklin tax levies and school board with updates available until around midnight.
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Troop 280 Holding Service Tomorrow
Franklin district voters showed early heavy turnout with about 1,560 ballots cast by 11 am across 19 polling booths. Poll workers said turnout exceeded past years, likening the day to a presidential election year.
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Franklin
Hunter School
Body Found In Creek Near Mount Auburn
A young girl’s nude body was found in a creek near Mount Auburn and identified as Cheryl Spegal, 10, who disappeared Oct 19. An autopsy in Cincinnati noted bruises but no severe beating. clothes missing. Funeral service planned with Brownie Troop 280 in Falmouth notes.
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Cheryl Spegal
Highland Heights
Hamilton County Coroner's Office
Cincinnati
Taylor
Billy Graham Rebounds From Abdominal Illness in London
Evangelist Billy Graham has recovered from a severe abdominal pain and fever while in London filming a television movie with British singer Cliff Richard. The 52 year old preacher had been hospitalized last week but is now reported in good condition.
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Billy Graham
Cliff Richard
Furnace Destroyed At Armco in Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp officials investigate an explosion that destroyed a normalizing furnace nicknamed the old blue furnace at Middletown Works around 11:25 last night. No serious injuries, minor cuts reported. Jim Townsley says the crew was relighting after repairs and evaluating rebuild costs and market demand for enameling iron products.
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Middletown
West
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