Revenue Sharing Warning At Ohio City Session
Ohio municipal leaders gathered in Columbus at an Ohio Municipal League event to hear cautions on President Nixon’s plan to funnel six billion dollars yearly to cities for five years. Officials warned about strict accounting, advertising rules, and spending transparency to avoid jeopardizing the program.
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Ohio
Columbus
The
Ohio Municipal League
Nixon
America
Dale Helsel
Secretary of the Treasury
Helsel
Revenue sharing funds eyed for varied Middletown uses
City officials outline potential uses for 916000 in revenue sharing. Possible allocations include public safety facilities, environmental protection projects, transit improvements, streets and bridges, health and social services, libraries, and pay raises. Restrictions ban urban renewal, public utilities, and direct matching funds for grants.
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Central Avenue
Hessel
Middletown
Ortman-Stewart Transportation Co
Hesse
Accidents Injure 2 Youths in City Crashes
An 18 year old girl and a 14 year old boy were injured in city auto crashes yesterday. Brenda Tyra of Madison Township sustained a leg injury and was treated at Middletown Hospital after her car collided with a vehicle driven by Elmer Roberts of Cincinnati. Ginger Depew, 19, was uninjured. Tyra was cited for failure to yield while turning left. James Bishop, 14, was bruised when his bicycle collided with Theodore Webb's car on Grimes Street at Central Avenue.
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Brenda Tyra
Ora Lane
Madison Township
Middletown Hospital
Elmer Roberts
Carolina St
Tyra
Ginger Depew
Sandy Lane
Miss Tyra
James Bishop
Monroe St
Theodore Webb
Bish
Cincinnati
Weekend Forecast Shifts To Cooler, Partly Cloudy Skies
Partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures are expected for the remainder of the weekend. Lows tonight should stay in the upper 30s to low 40s with Sunday highs in the 30s. The extended forecast predicts cloudy skies and mild temperatures early next week with a chance of rain on Tuesday.
State Won’t Prosecute Powell
Ohio Secretary of State Ted Brown said his office will not pursue charges over Walter E. Powell’s 1970 primary and general election expense reports. He cited a one year statute of limitations and questioned whether receipts and expenditures statutes were violated. The Dayton Journal Herald story prompted the inquiry after a Ralph Nader report on Congress noted potential discrepancies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
Walter E. Powell
Brown
Dayton Journal Herald
Ralph Nader
Congress
Crusade For Christ Seeks Funds For Middletown Event
Middletown area churches ramp up to fund the Crusade For Christ event scheduled November 8 through 19. Finance chair Courtney Duff says about $9,000 remains to cover expenses as Dr John Wesley White of the Billy Graham Association headlines Crusade Week. Contributions to Mid Christ, 119 S Main St, Middletown OH 45042 are tax deductible and receipts will be sent.
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Middletown Area
Crusade For Christ
Courtney Duff
Middletown
John Wesley White
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Duff
S. Main St
P.O
Ohio
Deaths and Funerals in Middletown Area
Margaret A Herr 49 of 219 Aberdeen Dr Middletown died at Middletown Hospital after six months illness. Survived by husband James deceased 1969 son James Kettering daughter Deborah Grunner Middletown mother Ruth Bover Middletown and a grandchild. Services 10 am Monday Wilson Schramm Memorial Home Rev Eugene Frazier, burial Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Margaret Herr
Margaret A. Herr
Aberdeen Drive
Middletown Hospital
James
Kettering
Deborah Grunner
Middletown
Ruth Bover
Wilson- Schramm
FE Eugene Frazier
Margaret Linnane
Manchester Ave
Miss Linnane
Greenville
Mary Linnane
Leona Herrmann
Holy Trinity Church
Calvary Cemetery
Dayton
Wilson Schramm
Osborne services set for Garland Osborne in Monroe
Funeral for Carland Osborne, 6, of 568 Austin Smith Road Monroe, will be at 10 a.m. Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev. Edwin Bobbitt officiating. Burial follows at Woodside. There will be no visitations. Mr. Osborne died Friday at Middletown Hospital.
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Garland Marion’ Osborne
Austin Smith Road
Monroe
McCoy- Leffler
Edwin Bobbitt
Woodside Cemetery
Osborne
Middletown Hospital
Obituary: Cora Chenoweth 88 of Hudson Ave dies at hospital
Mrs. Cora B. Chenoweth 88 of 16 Hudson Ave died early today at Middletown Hospital after a brief illness. She was preceded in death by her husband Pearl who died in 1961. She had been a patient since Thursday.
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Franklin
Cora B. Chenoweth
Hudson Ave
Middletown Hospital
Pearl
Angela Dawn Wilson obituary in Carlisle Ky area
Angela Dawn Wilson aged 22 months died Friday at Barney's Children's Medical Center Dayton after a prolonged illness. Survived by James C. and Mrs. Wilson of Carlisle a sister Jennifer maternal grandparents H W Baker Wilmington and Ada Wilson Hamilton paternal relatives. Services Sunday at Riverview Baptist Church Carlisle with burial at Shepherd's Cemetery Booneville Ky. Anglesby Funeral Home will host viewing Sunday afternoon.
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Franklin Angela Dawn Wilson
James C. Wilson
Easter Drive
Carlisle
Barney’s Children’s Medical Center
Dayton
Jennifer
H.W. Baker
Wilmington
Ada Wilson
Hamilton
Riverview Baptist Church
Shepherd's Cemetery
Booneville, Ky
Anglesby Funeral Home
Hamilton Deaths Notable Local Obituaries Cast Amid Mixed Ceremonies
Harold Volz aged 30 of 2141 Madison Ave. Mass of the Resurrection at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St. Ann's Church. Marshall Agnew, 75 of 3458 Hamilton Scipio Road, private services. Adora Lewis, 13 of 40 Taylor School Road, services 10 a.m. Monday at Happy Corner Church of God in New Miami. Marie Peacher, 60 of 620 Prytania Ave., private services Monday. Edith Gradolph, 76, formerly Hamilton, services 2 p.m. at Pleasant Pdge, Mich. Etta Langdon, 69 of Fairfield, services 10 a.m. Monday.
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Harold Volz
Madison Ave
St. Ann’s
Marshall Agnew
Hamilton Scipio Road
Brown-Dawson
Adora Lewis
Taylor School Road
Happy Corner Church
Plesant Pdge
Mich
Hamilton
Klaus Weigel
Etta Langdon
Fairfield
Webb
Downtown parking garage plan under HUD funds
City officials outline a 2½ story parking garage for 500 cars as part of a broader urban renewal program. Paul Christiansen says the project could expand into private enterprise and relies on $9.3 million in federal funds. Construction aims for 1973 with early demolition already underway and bids later this year. Public and private financing totals roughly $40 million, with work starting soon and finishing over the next 20 months.
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Paul Christiansen
N. Verity Parkway
Broad Street
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Ment Department
Christiansen
Cincinnati
Daniel Meehan
HUD
Central Avenue
City Annex
Look Out For Pigeons Civitan Club Race Preview
The 1st Civitan Club pigeon race starts at 1 30 tomorrow afternoon at Goldman Park. Ninety three birds from Zanesville will race 75 miles home, expected to take two or three hours. Proceeds go to Doty House and sponsors paid 10 dollars to name racers.
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Civitan Club
Goldman Park
Zanesville
Harold Sherron
Doty House
Bill Wiley
Civitan
Sherrons
Mary Lord
Alec
Sherron
Joe Sharkey
Doug’s Delight
Bonbon
Big Flapper
Lumber Jack
Fire and medical calls roll through town incidents
Fire at 1920 Highland St. injures Mrs. Joyce De Bord, 22, taken to hospital then released. Car at S Verity Parkway, owned by Mrs. Maxine Oaks, damage $30 from under hood backfire. Early morning call at 4 S Main is for Mrs. Florence Bailey, 57, awaiting transport by squad. At 416 Weaver Ave. Mrs. Barbara Woolford, 37, ill and taken to hospital by family car.
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Highland St
Joyce de Bord
S. Verity Parkway
Maxine Oaks
Lamberton St
S. Main &J
Florence Bailey
Cora Lee
Peasttown
Weaver Ave
Barbara Woolford
Mental Health Levy Would Free Civic Funds
The Middletown Civic Association currently funds of $14,000 for Butler County Mental Health Clinic could be redirected if voters pass Issue 5 this Tuesday. The clinic in Hamilton and Middletown receives $28,000 from Hamilton United Community Services and $2,000 from Oxford Community Chest, with total local dollars supporting other programs about $60,000. Issue 5 proposes a three tenths mill levy for five years, costing a $2.52 yearly tax on a $20,000 home, with state match of $3 for each $1 locally raised.
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Dale Helse
Civic Association
Middletown High School
Middletown Civic Association
Butler County
J. Edward Swain
Butler County Mental Health and Retardation Board
Hamilton
Middletown
Hamilton United Community Services
Oxford Community Chest
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Bang
William D. Meyer
Pol. Adv
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Carl Beckett
Miles
Joseph Miles
Cleveland
Anglesby, Funeral Home
George Walden
Springboro
Carland Osborne
Cora Chenoweth
Angela Wilson
Beckwith
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Clinton
Weith
Westinghouse Sal
Melampy
R.L. Letourneau
Omaha, Middletown Co
Palmer
Court of Appeals
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Eastline
DODDS
Verity
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Charles
Bud) Steller
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