Cincinnati Jetport Expansion Faces Airline Backing
Greater Cincinnati Airport officials and seven airlines signed a 31 million bond pact to fund two new terminals at the airport between Cincinnati and Dayton. The agreement would underwrite long term debt for 30 years with charges paid regardless of airline operations.
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David Driver
Journal
Cincinnati
Dayton
Greater Cincinnati
Difford E. Kohlsbepp
Kenton County
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Kohlhepp outlines $38 million airport expansion plan
Kohlhepp announced a new $38 million airport expansion with Heery and Heery Architects to complete by early 1974. The project includes a new terminal area, a 2,350 acre site addition, a separate road system for arrivals and departures, a 3000-car parking area, and upgrades to the underground electrical system to handle 5 million passengers and 128 airline gates.
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Logan T. Johnston
Kohlhepp
Heery & Heery
Atlanta
Riverfront Stadium
Alew
Kehthepp
Dial-A-Bus Plan in Middletown Faces Funding Hurdles
Middletown eyeing Ford backed Dial-A-Ride stalled by cost worries. Ortman Stewart Transportation declines city grant use citing need for self sufficiency, while city officials stay hopeful about a later restart if Ann Arbor results prove viable. Ford study backs sustainability but a fare increase and subsidies loom as options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sennet
Middletown
Tom Ortman
Ortman ~ Stewart Transportation Co
Ortman
Ann Arbor
Mich
Richard Clark
Dale ‘Heteel
Clark
Hessel
Ford Consultants
Youth Arrested On Drug Charge In Hamilton
Hamilton detectives arrested a 17 year old on a drug charge after a routine traffic stop by the state patrol. William D Campbell of 337 Warr Lane faces possession of an hallucinogen. Two juveniles with him were questioned and released.
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Hamilton
Butler County
William D. Campbell
Warr Lane
Absent minded crook robs bank teller and demands Havana
A robbery at a local bank ends with the suspect pulling a gun on a teller and commanding the teller to take him to Havana. Police respond but the suspect flees before arrest. No injuries reported.
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Havana
Merchants Launch Anti Shoplifting Drive For Holidays
The Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce unveiled a task force aimed at cutting shoplifting during the Christmas season. Daniel Setters of Sears Roebuck urged parental involvement and youth accountability, noting a rise in theft and outlining penalties for a 66 cent item. The group will lobby civic and youth groups until Jan 1 to stress punishment and prevention.
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Middletown Area
Setters
Middletown
Retail Council
Hatfield Still Wins Hatfield Still Wins
Incumbent Clifton W. Hatfield won reelection to the Madison Local School District Board of Education after a recount. Hatfield finished with 704 votes, while challenger Joseph W. Haines dropped to 702.
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Hamilton
Clifton W. Hatfield
Keister Road
Middletown
Madison
Hatfield
Joseph W. Haines
Thomas Road
Haines
Butler County Board of Elections
Powell Aide to Address Middletown Republican Club
The Middletown Republican Women's Club will host Bruce Cramer as guest speaker at 7:30 p.m. in the First National Bank University Branch community room. He will discuss congressional matters as an aide to Congressman Walter Po.
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Walter Po
Middletown
Republican Women’s Club
Bruce Cramer
First National Bank University
Blaze In Annex Closes Warren County Offices
A morning fire gutted the Warren County welfare offices in the annex on S East Street closing seven offices. Firefighters from Turtlecreek Township gained control quickly but investigators probe arson to destroy theft evidence. The annex housed Elections, Schools, Health, Veterans Affairs, Children services, chest clinic and Welfare.
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Warren County
Lebanon
S. East Street
County Welfare Department
Turtlecreek Township
Red Bostick
Vern Pursley
Board of Elections
County Schools
Health Department
Veterans Administration, Children’s Services
Chest Clinic
Welfare Department
New CG&E Pact Before Commission Tonight
City commissioners will hear a proposed contract with Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. calling for a 2.5 percent increase for average users. CG&E seeks ordinance approval to raise rates after the price freeze ends, with the measure taking effect in 30 days. The meeting starts at 7 p.m. at the City Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Cg&e
Manchester Avenue man mugged wallet stolen after assault
Larry Higgins of 1501 Manchester Ave reports being mugged at 9:55 p.m. by two white men who knocked him down and kicked him before taking his wallet containing $12. One suspect is over 6 feet tall with shoulder length light hair.
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Manchester Avenue
Larry Higgins
Manchester Ave
Miami Grad Wins Airman's Medal for Heroic Rescue
1953 Miami University graduate Lt. Col. Andrew E. Migala received the Airman's Medal for risking his life in a surf rescue at Folly Beach South Carolina on May 3. The award was presented at the Pentagon where he serves as chief of logistics and cost systems accounting for the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Andrew E. Migaia
Miami University
Air Force
Folly Beach
S. C
Pentagon
Thaw Likely in City Water Rate Debate
City Manager Dale Helsel says water rate increases remain in effect but awaits a Thursday question and answer session with federal officials and a closed negotiation with city employees. The 56 percent rise funds a $5 million treatment plant as the city seeks wage clarification before payroll.
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Dale Helsel
Beodeere
Helsel
aeSee
Donald Rumsfeld
Nixon Sduintegration
National League of Cities
Hessel
City to Begin Recyclable Paper Pickups City
The city will start curbside collection of bundled newspapers for recycling under a plan expected to begin by mid December. Sanitation workers will place bundles in baskets and have them hauled away by trucks.
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Cincy Airport
Wayton
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Delta
TWA
Arana
Ford
Orimare-Steweart
Fred Parrella
State Farm
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
Ihingis
Xtra
Powell
U.S
OLD Middletown High School
Grard & Curtis
Miami Grad
Olen Tieaih
Col
Migala
Miami
Higgins
Port Clinton High School
Ranch Inn
Tytus Ave
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