All-School Effort Behind Lemon Monroe High News
The Mercury Messenger at Lemon-Monroe High expands school voice with 49 contributors in a six page Oct 25 edition aiding communication among parents teachers and administrators. Principal Altstaetter and adviser Mrs. Ewalt foster broad coverage of school life while students handle writing editing photography and mailing tasks with staff roles shared among classes.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Star
Mercury
Mercury Messenger
Della Ewart
Ewalt
Don Altstaetter
County approves Walton's manpower requests at meeting
Butler County Commissioners backed Sheriff Robert Walton's plan, approving five CPTA staff hires for the communications center and a bid for an abandoned vehicle impound lot. Walton argued the upgrades would reduce life and safety risks and improve patrol response, while the panel agreed to transfers and bid readvertisement for fencing, with future funding explored.
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Hamilton
Butler County Commission
Robert Walton
Walton
Comprehensive Employmen Training Act
Ysempanies
Tony Hen
Aoe Ee Ber
Man Stabbed In Parking Lot Brawl At Airport Lot
A 28-year-old Germantown man, Gary Flannery of 10 Mark Court, was stabbed early morning in the executive lot at Airport Germantown Road. He is in fair condition at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Police hold two men for aggravated assault. one suspect arrested at Turf Cafe on Central Avenue.
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Germantown
Germantown Road
Gary Flannery
Mark Court
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Weekend purse snatching reported by police
Police report two similar incidents this weekend with youths about 18 to 19 years old grabbing purses. One occurred yesterday near a church at Avenue and Broad as a woman exited. Fragmented text limits further details.
Tape Deck Stolen Reported To Butler County Deputies
A tape deck theft was reported over the weekend to Butler County sheriff's deputies. No suspect information was released and no injuries were reported.
Police arrest two in Sunday street brawl on Crawford Street
Police arrested Johnny Manns of Beattyville Kentucky and another man after a Sunday street brawl on Crawford Street near Logan Avenue. Manns allegedly had a 9mm handgun and swung it while being disorderly and belligerent, according to officers.
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Crawford Street
Johnny Manns
Beattyville
Smegnty
Logan Ave
Monroe Band Wins First at UC Homecoming Parade
Monroe High School Band honors lead in the University of Cincinnati homecoming event with first place. Walnut Hills places second, Lakota High School Band takes third among twelve bands. 120-member Hornet band directed by Chris Brandenburg with Earl Jones as associate director.
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University of Cincinnati
Monroe
Cincinnati
Walnut Hills
Lakota
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Hornet
Chris Brandenburg
Earl Jones
Swine flu clinic schedule in Warren County area
Health Department sponsors swine flu inoculations this week with teams stationed in Lebanon and Maineville then Meson Franklin Waynesville. Clinics run Tuesday through Thursday at Lebanon High School and Franklin City Building with times listed. The Venneville workers operate at Columbia Road Community Center today.
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Maineville
Meson
Franklin
Wayneselle
Iday
America
Atalay N. Broadway
Fourth St
Venneville Wlinters
Columbia Road
Sorg plant smoke from boiler breakdowns
Thick black smoke issued from Sorg P. Co. smokestacks after two of four boilers broke down from a leak in boiler number one. SWOAPC logged one complaint as ash settled on cars along S Main Street. A plant visit was planned to inspect the issue.
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Southwestern
Ohio Air Pollution Control Center
Cincinnati
S. Main Street
Swoapc
David Driscoll
Sory
Swoapc Nampa
Satur
Sorg
Driscoll
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Journal
Wrong byline and photo used in Sunday Footnotes column
The incorrect byline and photograph appeared with yesterday's Footnotes column from the Idlotown Public Library staff. The journal notes that Sees a Douglas n is listed as the author in Sunday's Journal, indicating a misattribution in the week’s feature.
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Theiddletown
Douglas N
Indica
Fire causes $30000 loss at Franklin home
A fire at Orville Coleman’s one story frame house at 217 Locust St in Franklin caused about $30,000 in damages with origin in a rear bedroom. Fire Chief Howard Harville said 16 firefighters and two auxiliaries responded about 10:40 pm, scene cleared around 2 am. no one was home. Fire heavy with smoke and heat. contents of value destroyed.
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Franklin
Orville Coleman
Locust St
Howard Harville
Harville
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