Butler sheriff and township deny dispute
Union Township police had reported a dispute with Butler County Sheriff Harold Carpenter over assistance requests. Sheriff Carpenter denied the claim and said his department would cooperate as needed. Union Township officials disputed the sheriff’s stance, urging continued collaboration with county agencies.
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Carpenter
Union Township Police
Union
Union Township
Union Township Police Department
Butler County Sheriff’s Department
William Noland
Journal
Butler County
John Holcomb
Noland
Hamilton County
Holcomb
Ptl
Larry Brown
City County street standards move closer in Butler County
Middletown city commissioners trimmed the required paved width on new city residential streets from 30 to 29 feet while Butler County in April adopted subdivision rules for 28 or 29 foot widths with curbs and 22 feet without. City and county plans aim for uniform standards across communities, reducing incentive to build in one area over another.
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Bob Metz
Middletown
Butler County Commission
Radio Lab Incorporation Filed At 1379 Central Ave
The Radio Lab at 1379 Central Ave filed incorporation papers with the state per the secretary of state in Columbus. Howard Frazier of Trenton, owner and one of three incorporators, states the firm will stay at the same location with no expansion planned. Other incorporators are Ross A. Dalton and Ella Frazier.
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Central Ave
Secretary of State
Columbus
Howard Frazier
Trenton
Ross A. Dalton
Ella Frazier
Trouble in Bunny Hatch as Playmate Bunnies Lose Jobs
New York Playboy Club fires Patti Columbo Carmelita Atwell and Nancy Phillips for losing their fresh look claiming they must leave the hutch. Bunnies say the move is political and seek reinstatement with union and state human rights backing.
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New York
Playboy Club
Patti Columbo
Carmelita Atwell
Nancy Phillips
Carmelita
Playboy
Hutch
Bunny Nancy
New York State Commission On Human Rights
Union
Trenton Youth Named to Who's Who at Ohio University
Michael S. McGraw son of Harold F. and Mrs McGraw of 402 Brelsford Ave is named to Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges at Ohio University. He serves as Athena editor and student government publications editor and chairs the president's welcoming committee. He is a junior majoring in magazine journalism and was first runner up in the 1971 Journal Journalism scholarship.
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Trenton
Michael S. McGraw
Harold F. McGraw
Brelsford Ave
Ohio General Assembly ends in campaign reform stalemate
Governor Gilligan’s special session ends without passage of campaign reform bills. Republicans blame the governor and Democrats while Senate leader Theodore Gray quips that both parties gained 10 yards and the people lost 50.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Senate
Theodore M. Gray
Chorale Formed at Middletown Campus of Miami University
The Middletown Campus of Miami University sponsors a campus community chorale. Interested singers should contact director W. Warren Parker on campus before January 17 to join and perform music from classical to Broadway.
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W. Warren Parker
Square D shifts Middletown plant to new power group
The Square D Co announced that the Middletown manufacturing plant joins a new power equipment group based in Peru Indiana. The Middletown operation moves from the distribution equipment division of Lexington Kentucky as the group coordinates eight U S assembly plants and a Peru facility. Square D is a Park Ridge Illinois electrical equipment company employing about 250 locally on University Boulevard.
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Square D Co
Middletown
Power Equipment Group
Peru
Ind
Gia
Lexington
Power Equipment
U.S
Square D
National Electrical Equipment Manufacturing Corporation
Park Ridge
Ill
University Boulevard
Right to Life Chapter Elects Two New Board Members
The Middletown Right to Life chapter elected Rev. Joe Lewis and Rev. Robert Clark to its board of trustees at a meeting this week. Remaining members include Roberta Homan Edward Combs and Rev. Keith Young. The group protested the Supreme Court abortion ruling and approved its annual budget.
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Middletown
Right To Life
Joe Lewis
Robert Clark
Roberta Homan
Edward Combs
Keith Young
U.S. Supreme Court
Wilmington group buys Clinton Air Base land for park
The Community Improvement Corp of Wilmington bought 833 acres of the former Clinton County Air Force Base for 1.2 million dollars. A 120000 dollar down payment was presented to General Services Administration officials by City Solicitor James Miller and corporation president Thomas J. Hunter. The balance is to be paid over 20 years at 7 percent interest.
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Wilmington, Ohio
Community Improvement Corp. of
Wilmington
Clinton County Air Force Base
James Miller
Thomas J. Hunter
General Services Administration
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