Warren County approves 25000 for jail architect fees
Lebanon County commissioners approved a 25000 appropriation in next year’s budget to pay for architect fees for a new county jail. The move accompanies a 20000 match and aims to unlock a 700000 federal grant and a 50000 state grant. Sheriff Roy Wallace said the lack of architect funds delayed the project and federal funding.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Scott Rey
Barton
Roy Wallace
Embargo Lifted On Overseas Mail To Europe and Americas
Post office announces that most overseas class mail to Europe Africa and the Americas is released from the dock strike embargo, but APO and FPO mail remains US addressed. Christmas deadlines vary by service with November mid and December 10 final dates for air mail and cards. Senders urged to mail early with full addresses and ZIP codes.
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Europe
Africa
Central
South America
Dobiezsi
United States
APO
Reguar
YMCA Turkey Chase and Air Force Museum Trip
The Middletown area YMCA sponsors a trip to the Air Force Museum in Dayton and a turkey chase at Smith Park on Nov 20. A bus departs 8:30 am from the YMCA and returns after the chase around 1 pm. Cost is 2 for members and 3 for nonmembers. children should bring a sack lunch. Reservations 422-6394.
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Middletown Area
Air Force Museum
Dayton
Smith Park
YMCA
Thieves Take $805 in Butler County Break-ins
Loot totaling 805 dollars was taken in three Butler County thefts in the last 24 hours. An air hose ended break at Klontz's service station netted 300 dollars in cash. A mobile home at Lespurdsville Village Trailer Park lost furniture valued at 430 dollars. A car at the Sports Bowl on South Main Street lost a tape player and 75 dollars in valuables.
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Butler County
Klontz
Oxford State Road
Karen Walters
Judy
Lespurdsville Village
Linda Jordan
Lewis
S. Main Street
TV Show Guides Real Baby Delivery at Home
Mrs. Frank Martin watched Dick Cavett and heard tips on delivering a baby. A neighbor, Mrs. Robert Walsh, went into labor early and delivered at the Martins' home with TV guidance. The breech birth required quick action before medical help arrived.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Frank Martin
Walsh
Martins
Linda Martin
Insanity Plea in Cincinnati Killings Tied to Illness
Bettilee Beaudry pleads not guilty by reason of insanity in the February 17, 1970 murders at her Greenhills home. Her husband Joseph Beaudry and two sons, John Allen eight and Joseph Norman six, were killed. Beaudry was found fatally stabbed, and the mother was shot. Prosecutor says the stabbing was deliberate and premeditated.
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Cincinnati
Bettilee Beaudry
Greenhills
Albert Mechley Jr
Atttorney
Hamilton County
Joseph Norman
Police Briefs Report Multiple Thefts Around Town
Money from two vending machines disappeared from the Diamond National plant on Charles Street via a basement entry. A $150 shotgun was taken from Frank Trovillo's home on Ellen Drive. A car tape player was stolen from a parked car belonging to his son. Leroy Kelsor and Mrs. Sarah Kelsor reported losses at 702 16th Ave. Tools valued over $250 were stolen from Gail Hacker's garage on Dix Road. A wig and $150 in currency were stolen from Mrs. Ethel Banks on Wilbraham Road, possibly after a forced entry.
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Diamond National Plant
Charles Street
Frank Trovillo
Ellen Drive
Leroy Kelsor
Sarah Kelsor
16Th Ave
Gail Hacker
Dix Road
Ethel Banks
Wilbraham Road
Middletown Men Guilty In Franklin County Burglary
A Middletown man Norman Mobley 22 was sentenced to two years in the Ohio Penitentiary for malicious entry at 8304 S Dixie Highway Franklin. Eugene Horn 26 of Franklin received five years probation. Co-defendants David Hannum 29 and Bobby Peck 28 also faced prison or probation terms. Police traced suspects after staking out the Perry home on Ohio 73 near I 75. The burglary netted money bonds a gun and jewelry.
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Lebanon
Middletown
Ohio
Franklin
Norman Mobley
Vanterveer St
Warren County Common Pleas
William W. Young
Glen Perry
S. Dixie Highway
Eugene Horn
Main Street
Carlisle
Perry
David Hannum
Woodlawn Ave
Bobby Peck
Anne Drive
Springboro
Ohio 73
Interstate 75
Civil cases surge in U.S. districts in fiscal 1970
Civil cases filed in U S district courts rose by more than 10 000 to 87 321 in fiscal 1970 from the prior year with 80 435 cases disposed of in the period.
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Chicago
U.S
Senate Opens Vote On Tax Cut Measure
Washington AP reports the Senate plans opening votes on a $15.5 billion tax cut bill pushed by President Nixon to stimulate the economy and create jobs. Democratic liberals aim to amend for additional individual relief within the measure.
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Washington
Senate Schediec
Nixon
House
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate
Jury Picked In Counterfeit Bill Case
A jury was selected in Butler County Common Pleas Court for the case of Lafayette Moore 23 Middletown charged with possession and attempt to pass a counterfeit note. Moore allegedly offered a counterfeit ten with a five and single bills at Hood s Market on 16th Ave Aug 7. He pleads innocent saying the note was not the one presented.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J Fiehrer
Lafayette Moore
Ave
Middletown
Moore
Hood's Market & Carry Out
16Th Ave
Cecelia Snow
T Tr
A & DH
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Warren
Cobrozsi
Chawtmas
Farry
Mrs. Walsh
Melissa
Welfare Finance Corporation
M. C
Buzz" Miller
Central Ave
Vance Hartke
D Ind
Fred R. Harris
Okla
Ranch Inn
Tytus Ave
Herman’s Ceidea
Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Magnavox
TAC
Greater Middletown
Marvin’s TV
Trenton
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