Franklin Harding House Exempted From Federal Freeze
Franklin Harding House, a proposed low income elderly apartment, was exempted from a federal housing freeze along with four other state aided projects. Warren County Metropolitan Housing Authority will oversee revisions cutting plans from 95 to 60 units, removing the need for elevator service to reduce costs.
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Franklin
Harding
Hio Housing Development Board
Eichholz
Federal Housing Administration
William A. Losoney
State Board
Associated Press
Urbancrest
Dayton
Newark
Canton
Losoncy
Ohio
Junior police receive commendation for circus assistance
Lemon Township junior police and their training officer Robert Odell earned a special commendation from the Miami Valley Humane Association and township trustees. The group presented a $45 donation for use by the junior police, noting their bearing and dedication aiding at the circus under possible trouble, with two motorcycle gangs reportedly planning clashes.
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Lemon Township
Robert Odell
Miami Valley Humane Association
The
Humane Association
Tom Shannon
Odell
Shannon
Circus
Germantown boards approves master plan and Hillcrest extension
Germantown Planning Commission recommended adoption of the village master plan drafted by Middletown planner David Clark. Clark will present to the council next Monday. The panel also reviewed Section 13 of the Hillcrest development proposing 62 homes north of the current site along Butter Street with an extension of Mark Court, to be reconsidered at the Dec 10 meeting.
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Germantown
Clark
Council
Hillcrest
Butter Street
Mark Court
Humane Society Seeks Tax-Deductible Gifts for Pets
The Humane Assn. of Miami Valley appeals for tax deductible contributions to assist homeless animals. Efforts aim to control strays and match owners while keeping costs down despite rising expenses. Mail donations to Mrs. Walter Payne in Middletown Ohio and join listed supporters.
Madison chess team nets wins in dual meet and tournament
The Madison High School chess team defeated Springboro High 416-? in a recent dual meet and won 712-3 in another. Madison now stands 1-1 in league and 3-2 in dual meets with Burt Isaac Steve Eckhardt John Smith Phil Lolli Gary Hughes Tim Girton and Jake Yaeger winning. Springboro’s Alan Traylor Larry Layster Blair Booth triumphed in their side. Pete Winter drew with Bill Kelly. Madison placed ninth among 19 schools at the Fairmont West tournament with Richard Cunningham Chuck Haven Jerry King and Burt Isaac representing.
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Madison
Springboro
Burt Isaac
Steve Eckhardt
John Smith
Phil Lolli
Gary Hughes
Tim Girton
Jake Yaeger
Alan Traylor
Larry Layster
Blair Booth
Pete Winter
Bill Kelly
Richard Cunningham
Chuck Haven
Jerry King
Robber Holds Knife At Union Sanitary Laundry
A man entered the Union Sanitary Laundry at 4221 Grand Ave and threatened the desk clerk with a knife demanding cash. He escaped with an undetermined amount of money. description: about 20 years old, wearing a green Army jacket, around 7 30 p.m. yesterday.
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Union Sanitary
Grand Ave
Swiss Exhibition Planned in Peking Next August
Switzerland will stage a large industrial exhibition in Peking next August with about 180 firms participating, according to an official announcement.
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Switzerland
Peking
Former Supreme Court justice Whittaker dies at 72
Kansas City AP reports Charles Evans Whittaker, born on a Kansas farm, died at 72 after a ruptured abdominal aneurism. Appointed by Eisenhower in 1957, he served on the Supreme Court until 1962 and later held corporate directorships after health improved.
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Kansas City
Charles Evans Whittaker
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
St. Luke’s Hospital
Whittaker
Troy
U.S
Missouri
Eisenhower
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Deaths and Funerals for Nettie Helton and Others
Services for Mrs. Nettie Helton 58 of 2005 Woodlawn Ave are set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Also slated in Lebanon are services for Walter Stubbs 57 at Oswald Funeral Home with burial in Lebanon Cemetery and for Carl Thompson formerly of Lebanon with graveside rites Friday at Lebanon Cemetery.
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Nettie Helton
Woodlawn Ave
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Frank Sowards
Woodside Cemetery
Helton
Willie
Mary Farrell
Mt. Sterling
Etta Nickell
Middletown
Billy
Franklin
Gertrude Carpenter
Lebanon
Walter Stubbs
Mason Road
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cincinnati
Jean
Robert
California
Karen Baker
Mason
Joyce Hatfield
Roy
Moraine City
Ruth Smart
Bellbrook
Oswald Funeral Home
Lebanon Cemetery
Funeral
Oswald
Two Men Plead Guilty to Armed Robbery in Ohio Case
Paul Saylor of Newport Kentucky and Roger Ballard of Cincinnati pleaded guilty to reduced armed robbery charges in a Hamilton Common Pleas Court. After initial requests for a jury trial and a recess during which the pleas shifted, Judge Marrs accepted guilty pleas to one armed robbery count, malicious entry, and assault with a deadly or dangerous weapon. Each received 10 to 25 years on the armed robbery sentence with concurrent terms for the other charges.
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Hamilton
Paul Saylor
Newport
Roger Ballard
Cincinnati
Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Boyd Davis
Casper Ave
Davis
Marrs
Saylor
Ballard
Ohio
Cubs Award Pack 28 Members at Peastown Meeting
Cubs from Pack 28 in Peastown received multiple honors including the Arrow of Light for Kelly Moore and Webelos pins for Scott Whiteman Brent Sturgis and Bob Ward. Bobcat pins were awarded to a long list of scouts led by Cubmaster Ted Whiteman with additional awards to Daniel Back Bryant Oren Doug Lawson and others. The group announced a Christmas party on December 10 and a bake sale during the Peasttown Christmas play at Madison High School on December 13.
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Cub Scout Pack 28
Peasttown
Kelly Moore
Arrow of Light
Scott Whiteman
Brent Sturgis
Bob Ward
John Baird
Darrell Loveless
Scott Miller
Andrew Abplanalo
Gregory
Jeffrey Gephart
Gregory Enrick
Danny McCabe
Eric Tinch
Steven
Daniel Back
Bryant Oren
Doug Lawson
Raymond
Randy Issacs
Brian Martin
Jeff Baker
Ward
Madison High School
Ted Whiteman
Ohio names Albert Corsi deputy director of natural resources
Albert Corsi a 49 year old Cleveland attorney was chosen by Gov Gilligan to lead the Ohio Department of Natural Resources as deputy director replacing William White who resigned in August Corsi will head the department office of environmental enforcement and legal affairs in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus, Ohio
Albert Corsi
Cleveland
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Corsi
John J. Gilligan
William R. White
Department
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L. H. Bremer
Harry Finkelman
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Walter Gray
John Griffin
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Madison Chess
Jim Davis
First Assembly
Harry S. Truman
Charles Whittaker
West Liberty
Reva Craft
Minnie Williamson
Ethel DeHavens
Fairborn
Mary Henry
Morgan County
Olive Kemplin
Willie Kemplin
Carl Thompson
Moultrie
Judy Brinson
Georgia
Guy
Cubs
McCoy-Leffier
McCoy-Leffler
M‘coy-Leffler Funeral Home
Vole
Atiowa
Seiecrea
Converse
Monument CO
Russell Nicoll
Russ
Manchester Road
Nenwies High School
Dairy Queen
Verity Pkwy
C. Q Corp
DQ. Corp
Ziggd Funeral Home
Iddleto
Eston C. Riggs
S. Main
William E. Riggs
Nisl
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