Ohio Issue 1 in national spotlight as voters prepare
Ohio’s off year election attracts national attention with ballots on instant registration and a repeal proposal. Democrats push to retain instant signup while Republicans and labor groups urge repeal amid related school levies and a high turnout forecast nearing 3 million.
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Ohio
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League of Women Voters
Ruth Clusen
Green Bay
Wis
William Brock
John Rhodes
US House
National VFW commander to speak at Pearl Harbor Day event
Dr John Wasylik national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will speak at the Pearl Harbor Day dinner hosted by Miami Valley Post 3809 at the VFW social center 53049 Central Ave. Wasylik a Sandusky optometrist and Korean War veteran is the first Ohio born commander. Dinner at 7 pm with a social at 6 pm. reservations urged by Sam Warmoth.
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John Wasylik
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Miami Valley Post
VFW
Wasylik
Ohio
Central Ave
Sandusky
Sam Warmoth
Dupps Says He Answered Questions at Meet the Candidates
Germantown village candidate John Dupps Sr. defends his conduct at the Meet the Candidates event on Oct. 25. Mayor Marvin Hall was quoted saying Dupps walked out after being pressed for questions, while Hall claimed he answered all questions before leaving.
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Germantown
John Dupps
Marvin Hall
Hall
Dupps
Suspect hunted as police search field near Union and Jamaica
Miami Township police assisted by German Township police and Warren County deputies searched a field between S Union Road and Jamaica Road after a resident at 8777 S Union Road reported a burglar fleeing homes around 9 p.m. Names of residents not released.
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Miamisburg
Miami Township
S. Union Road
Jamaica Road
S Union Road
German Township
Warren County
Fire Damages Diamond International Warehouse and Injures People
A fire at the Diamond International Corporation warehouse on Charles Street occurred yesterday at 8:04 p.m. A paper bundle burned beside the building after a fusee was thrown by youths, causing minor damage. Earlier at 6:24 p.m. a fall at 2032 Carolina Street left Jerry Pierce with a cheek injury. he declined hospital treatment. At 10:58 a.m. Alfred Hall, 67, at 3111 August Ave, had difficulty breathing and was admitted in fair condition.
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Diamond International Corporation
Charles Street
Carolina St
Jerry Pierce
Highland St
August Ave
Alfred Hall
Routes change due to First Avenue railroad crossing work
Due to the First Avenue crossing closure near University Boulevard, Central Avenue Mayfield and North Plains buses will run temporary routes starting Monday to avoid delays. City traffic engineer Don Hill says routes stay in place about three weeks while work continues. Conrail replaces railroad ties with rubber pads and arrows mark the detours.
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First Avenue
University Boulevard
Central Avenue
Mayfield
North Plains
Don Hill
Conrail
Bus design winner chosen for Middletown transit fleet
Sam Ashworth of Armco Steel wins the Middletown Transit System bus design contest. City Commission approves purchase of 10 diesel buses from Chance Manufacturing at about $66,000 each to replace an aging fleet with 25 seats. delivery anticipated by January.
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Armco Steel Corp
City Commission
Public Service
Richard Goecke
Ashworth
Central Ave
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Chance Manufacturing Co
Wichita, Kansas
Goecke
Germantown Sets Junk Days for Village Cleanup
Large containers will be available beside the former sewage treatment plant at Water Street south end to accept household junk from villagers next weekend. Service runs Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Call Village Administrator Robert Bullock or Mayor Marvin Hall with questions.
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Germantown
Water Street
Robert Bullock
Marvin Hall
Tools and motorcycle stolen from Don Miller home
Police report a theft at 2407 Sherman Ave. Don Miller said a basement entry yielded a set of tools and a motorcycle. The items belonged to two other men, per police.
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Sherman Ave
Miller
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Advertising researchers test truth in consumer surveys
Advertising researchers borrow lie detector techniques to uncover what people truly believe. Voice pitch and brainwave analyses measure involuntary responses in testing lounges to gauge real attitudes toward ads and products, revealing gaps between stated and actual beliefs.
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New York
Ron Nelson
Consumer Response Corp
Nelson
Robber in ski mask fails to loot Wendy's safe
A masked gunman entered Wendy's Hamburgers on Breiel Boulevard before opening time and held a 23-year-old woman at gunpoint, demanding the floor safe be opened. He fled when he spotted Ohio Bell workers nearby, leaving no money or injuries. Debbi Tate of Dayton identified the worker. The attempted heist ended without harm.
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Wendy's Hamburgers
S. Breiel Blvd
Debbie Tate
Dayton
Ohio Bell
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