Madison senior wins North Butler County Junior Miss title
Robin Rathbun, Madison High School senior, captured Junior Miss crown and related honors at Middletown High School finals. She won creative and performing arts, poise and appearance, with a $500 scholarship and $50 prizes for other wins, and will compete in January at Mt. Vernon.
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North Butler County
Robin Rathbun
Robert Rathbun
Eck Road
Forever Young
Madison High School
Rathbun
Middletown High School
Achievers Association
Tricia Mynhier
James Edward Mynhier
Michael Read
Anne Given
Gary Given
Sunset Court
Monroe
Lemon- Monroe High School
Sharon Haley
Kenneth Haley
Cloister Cliffs Drive
Diane Hawkins
Don Hawkins
Court Donegal
Lori Johnson
D. W Johnson
Kenwood Drive
Dletown High School
Joyce Francis
Robert Francis
Riverview Ave
Mt. Vernon
Wayne McClish
Dick Dempster
Training facility sought in Butler County for the mentally retarded
County commissioners will pursue an eight to ten million dollar residential facility to serve Butler Warren Clermont and Hamilton counties. It would house 250 beds create 250 jobs and be funded entirely by state and federal sources with short term stays and on site education and medical staff. The project aims to replace larger institutions. First National Bank of Middletown offered the top rate for county funds at 6.125 percent for two years on five point five million active and five hundred thousand inactive dollars.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harris
Butler Countiaes
First National Bank of
Middletown
Warren sheriff denies improper actions in office
Warren County Sheriff Roy Wallace rejects reports of improper conduct involving deputy bonuses for arrests and convictions and outside earnings from Lebanon Raceway and Kings Island. The auditor’s office may review the incentive fund, which paid 25 to 100 dollars per case, totaling 1 425 to 16 recipients in 1975, while Wallace notes his outside roles ended by 1975 season.
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Warren County Sheriff's Department
Lebanon Raceway
Kings Island
Roy Wallace
Journal
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
State Auditor's
Wallace
Department
Justice Center
Enquirer
Ohio Ethics Commission
Liaison Elected Chair of Action Committee
Steve Schnabl as Title XX liaison with the Pastoral Counseling Service was elected chairman of the action committee at a Saturday meeting to start implementing Mental Health Task Force recommendations. Membership rose to 24 as 19 volunteers joined the discussion on weekend and after hours emergency social services. A workshop is set for Thursday at Middletown Area Mental Health Center from 3:30 to 9 p.m. to set immediate and long range crisis intervention goals.
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Steve Schnabl
Action Committee
Middletown Area
Middletown Trio Sentenced on Narcotics and Burglary Charges
Three Middletown residents faced Butler County Common Pleas Court. Shirley Pieratt received six months to five years with five years probation for narcotics possession after a guilty plea. Petri Muscari drew 15 years and five years probation after a search found 40 stolen items, including rifles and jewelry. Robert Lovejoy was convicted of breaking and entering with a suspended sentence and six months in jail plus five years probation.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Shirley Ann Pieratt
Webster St
Marysville
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur J Fiehrer
Muscari
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Ohio State Penitentiary
Svejoy
Ave
Happy Hobby House
Crawford Street
Marrs
State Reformatory
Teen woman assaulted after late meal誘
An 18 year old Middletown woman says a man who bought her a late night meal forced her into his van near the Ohio 122 and Interstate 75 intersection, threatened her, and drove to an unknown location before returning her to her car. Police continue to investigate with no suspects named.
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Middletown
Ohio 122
Snowy Ohio roads see heavy crews and cold relief
Two inch snowfall taxed Ohio road crews yesterday with 110 trucks and crews dispatched across eight counties. By morning most major routes were clear though slick spots persisted and temperatures near 8 degrees reduced salt effectiveness. About 300 tons of salt sand and slag were applied in Middletown amid environmental concerns and varied abrasives use.
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Post 9
Post 83
Ohio Highway Patrol
Middletown
William Fair
Ohio Department of Transportation
Richard Goecke
Public Service
Goecke
Ohio
Ammonia leak and multiple incident calls across city
Fire crews respond to an ammonia leak at Manchester Motor Inn basement at 9 20 am with no injuries or damage. Concurrent incidents include entrances at Armco Steel paint dryer blaze under control with no damage. injuries reported at 115 Franklin St and 8376 Franklin Madison Road with hospital treatment. several other medical calls and a false alarm.
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Manchester Motor Inn
Armco Steel Corp
Franklin St
Arthur Saylor
University Boulevard
Nelbar Street
Patrick Conover
Franklin-Madison Road
Central Avenue
Henry Street
Columbia Ave
Michael Garland
S. Main St
James Hall
Burbank Ave
Mary Coleman
Woodlawn Ave
Leibee Street
Employment claims slip slightly in weekly totals
New claims for regular unemployment compensation stood at 217 for the week ending Nov 20 in Ohio. Continued claims edged up to 858, with extended benefits filings at 129, matching the prior week.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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Riviera Drive
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Clermont
Warren
the Enquirer
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N. Verity Parkway
Codd
Gail West
Robert L. Marrs
Petri Muscari
Robert Wayne Lovejoy
Bob Small
Ellis Hall
T.V
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Yankee Rd
Merchants of Middletown
MOM
Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce
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