Miami University Tightens Building Access After Hours
Oxford Middletown and Hamilton campuses face new rules requiring academic dean or vice president approval for post closing hour access. The policy differentiates lock-up and closing times and adds an exception list with ID card and signed slip requirements for those granted permission after midnight or after 6 p.m. Saturday.
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Oxford
Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
Board of Trustees
Shriver
Middletown
Hamilton
Off-Year Turnout High as Voters Flock to Polls in Middletown
Middletown voters filled precincts through midmorning with turnout near 1968 levels. By 10:30 am 4,480 of 27,170 were voting across 30 to 32 precincts, with Roosevelt and Central School reporting high activity and occasional machine breakdowns as lines grew.
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Middletown
Mary Jane Siebert
Lincoln School
Roosevelt
Teens Cast Mock Ballot Yields A Warren County School Win
Springboro High School students and staff held a mock election with one issue passing 508 to 144. In the congressional race James Ruppert led Walter Powell with 521 of 652 votes. Other Ohio and Warren County contests showed Taft over Metzenbaum, Gilligan over Cloud, Brown over Calabrese, Kennedy over Brown, Herbert over Brown, Turner over Hildebrant, and Nixon over OBrien.
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Warren County
James Ruppert
Walter Powell
Ruppert
Robert Taft
Howard Metzenbaum
Taft
Metzenbaum
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Roger Cloud
John Herbert
William Brown
Robin T. Turner
Gertrude W. Donahey
Roger W. Tr@ry Jr
Joseph T. Ferguson
Corwin Nixon
Alyce S. O’brien
Wilson Turner
Arch’ ‘Hildebrant
Driver William G. Fischer Listed In Critical Condition
William G. Fischer 25 of 313 S Main St is in critical condition at Middletown Hospital after his car left Ohio 122 at Cincinnati Dayton Road Friday and struck a light pole. His condition yesterday was listed as serious.
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William G. Fischer
S. Main St
Middletown Hospital
Ohio 122
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Election Day Tapers City Commission Agenda
City officials described election day as light on business with no legislative actions on the docket. City Attorney Tilmon Ellison noted commissioners expect only routine administrative tasks including paying bills and approving a contract to keep ordinances current. The meeting is at 7 p.m. in the City Building commission chamber.
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Tilmon Ellison
City Commission
Ellison
Commission Chamber
Small Boy Hit Unhurt and Minor Collision Report
A three year old boy was struck by a neighbor's backing car but escaped injury. Dane Perrin of 1409 Yankee Road was treated at Middletown Hospital. Driver Ellis Winborn of 1407 Yankee Road said he did not see the child and was not cited. Earlier, a heavy collision at Baltimore Street and Fairmount Avenue injured Mary Walter of 984 Forest Park Cincinnati slightly. her car damage estimated at 1500 dollars and Benny R. Terrell of 332 Britton Lane Monroe at 1200 dollars. Walter was cited for stop sign violation and no operator's license.
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Dane Perrin
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
Ellis Winborn
Baltimore Street
Fairmount Avenue
Mary Walter
Forest Park
Cincinnati
Benny R. Terrell
Britton Lane
Monroe
Walter
Jail crowd grows as Butler County builds new facility stalls
Hamilton police report 126 inmates held in the Butler County jail as work on the new jail stalls amid a contract dispute. The old jail houses 160 but expansion delays push completion further, with cement finishing awaiting concrete topping and a six week catch-up period, contractor Carl J. Conradt & Sons.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Middletown
Gerald S$. Hammond
Steed & Hammond
Hammond
Carl J. Conradt & Sons
Sewage ties Franklin to Chautauqua with emergency ordinances
Franklin councils approved emergency ordinances to operate the Chautauqua Sewage District and to run Chautauqua’s water system for Montgomery County. The city will be paid via service fees, with rates set by respective counties, benefiting about 250 residents.
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Franklin
Chautauqua
Montgomery County
Bernard Eichholz
Montgomery County Commissioners
Warren County
Eichholz
Auctioneer Albaugh Robbed of Coins and Jewelry
Police report a theft at Art Albaugh’s home on Logan Avenue. Missing items include a Mauser handgun rings and a large coin collection with 41 half dollars 43 Indian head pennies about 60 silver dollars Kennedy and Mercury dimes and more. Entry was gained by prying a storm door and rear porch door.
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Art Albaugh
Logan Ave
Albaugh
Hospitals misplace recovery rooms to cashier offices
A pointed quip notes most hospitals position recovery rooms incorrectly, arguing the recovery space belongs in the cashier's office for efficient patient flow and billing alignment.
Crash Kills Warren Countian Youth in Ohio Road Crash
A 17-year-old Loveland area youth died at Bethesda North Hospital from head injuries after a two car crash on U.S. 22 near Morrow Warren County just before noon. Gary L. Parks 48 of Loveland died in intensive care. Gary B. Conner 25 of Morrow is in fair condition. Patrol reports the Parks youth lost control crossed the center line and was struck broadside. Both victims were transported by Morrow Life Squad. Surviving the Parks youth are his mother and stepfather. Funeral services are set at Tufts Funeral Home Loveland.
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Lebanon
Loveland Area
Bethesda North Hospital
U.S. 22
Morrow
Warren County
Gary L. Parks
Ohio
Loveland
Gary B. Conner
Lake Road
Lebanon Post 83
Parks
Conner
Morrow Life Squad
Carl Fitz
Tufts Funeral Home
Few Fined. Court Quiet In Franklin
Franklin municipal court had a light day with Wanda McIntosh fined 10 dollars for following too closely. Three speeders were fined a total of 110 dollars. A court clerk spokesman said it happens once in a while.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
Wanda McIntosh
Alyce St
Auto makers win six month extension on air bag rule
The Department of Transportation granted auto makers a six month delay to begin installing passive restraint systems. The new air bag style devices are no longer required until July 1 1973 and rear seat installations are delayed 18 months by the policy issued in the Federal Register.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Federal Register
Air Force Official to Speak at Veterans Day Luncheon
Spencer J. Schedler assistant secretary of the Air Force will headline the Veterans Day luncheon at American Legion Post 218 on Nov. ll. A 1951 Fairborn High School graduate, he has degrees from Tulsa and Harvard and previously held roles at Sinclair Oil, Humble Oil, and Houston Oil Field Material Co. He served in the ROTC and as a jet fighter pilot with the 41st Fighter Interceptor Squadron in Guam from 1956 to 1958.
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Spencer J. Schedler
Air Force
American Legion
Schedler
Sinclair Oil Corp
Fairborn High School
University of Tulsa
Harvard Business School
William Rathman
Thorn Hill Lane
Middletown
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
41St
Guam
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Houston Oil Field Material Co
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Ellen Pummill
Archie Morris
Spencer
Sheckler
Gilligan Mar Gop
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Springboro High School
John W. Brown
Anthony O. Calabrese
John F. Kennedy
Ted. W. Brown
Charles Combs
Paul Smith
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Harding Avenue
Forrest Harding
Home Avenue
Pine
Chestnut Streets
Patrick Hemenger
Manchester Road
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Ross Hunters
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Dean Lancaster
Martin
John Dobrozsi Jr
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Roderer
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Qhewen
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McGee's Supermarket
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