City Commission weighs park and street projects and bids
City Commission plans 6 p.m. meeting to discuss park building contracts, bids for expansion on S Breiel Boulevard, and tree planting and shrub work funded by Community Development and Ohio recreation grants. Commissioners will review Manchester Road improvements and security audio video bids plus city negotiations report.
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Jefferson Paste
City Commission
City Building Commission Chamber
S. Breiel Boulevard
Ohio Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Taniheering
Wildwarden
Tipp City
Wildwood Garden
Davey Tree Farm of
Wooster
Wildwood
Public Service
Richard Goecke
Franecki
Treasury rules steel dumped by Japanese firms named
The Treasury Department says five Japanese companies are selling carbon steel plate in the United States below production cost. Bonds of 32 percent will be posted by importers, with final dumping tariff decisions due in nine days. The case, led by Gilmore Steel and US Steel, involves Nippon Steel Nippon Kokan Sumitomo Kawasaki Kobe and could trigger higher tariffs if injury is found.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Department
Nese
Carter Administration
Japan
Treasuryment
International Trade Commission
Commission
Gilmore Steel Corp
US Steel Corp
Ohio
FootingWanta
Robert Mundheim
U.S
Garteénardiligupiian
Gilmore
Oregon Steel Mills Division
Nippon ci Corp
Nippon Kekan K K
Sumitomo Metal Industries, Ltd
Kawasaki Steel Corp
Kobe Steel Ltd
Miami University Artists Series at CSO in Millett Hall
Tickets for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert led by Leonard Slatkin go on sale at the University Center Ticket Office from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily through Friday. Program includes Purcell Chacony, Bolcom Comedia, Bartok Miraculous Mandarin Suite, and Brahms Symphony No. 2 in D Major Op. 73 after intermission.
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Oxford
Miami University
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
CSO
Millett Assembly Hall
University Center
Cincinnati Symphony
Leonard Slatkin
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Minnesota Orchestra
the Center
Chacony
Purcell
Comedia
Bolcom
Bartok
Brahms
Hussein selects physician as fourth wife in Beirut
Jordan's King Hussein has chosen a physician to become his fourth wife, according to a Beirut newspaper report.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
Gwen Conley Cancels Middletown Concert
Cincinnati singer Gwen Conley suffers back problems forcing cancellation of her Oct. 15 performance with the Middletown Symphony Orchestra at City Centre Mart. She will have back surgery this week. her replacement for the Pops Concert will be announced later.
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Cincinnati
Gwen Conley
Bob Braun
Middletown
Greyhound seeks intrastate Middletown authority for direct service
Greyhound Lines currently operates Middletown buses as interstate only. A spokesman said intrastate authority is sought to allow Middletown Cincinnati and Middletown Dayton service. Present tickets route through Cincinnati and Dayton with some transfers, but ticketed destinations stay outside Ohio. The Michigan to Florida run already has Middletown authority via a May grant, with three daily stops on north and southbound trips.
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Middletown
Greyhound Lines
Dayton
Cincinnati
Greyhound
Corky
Marathon
Ohio
Taxi owner arrested after fight at Middletown stand
William D. Hill 4 percent owner of Middletown Taxi Co. was arrested after a disturbance at Reynolds Street taxi stand. Police say he fought dispatcher Nicky Miller then produced a gun. He faces disorderly conduct and carrying firearms while intoxicated charges after two loaded guns were found. Hill's address is 840 S. Main St Monroe.
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William D. Hill
The
Middletown Taxi Co
Reynolds Street
Nicky Miller
S. Main St
Hill
Monroe
New PIC leadership elected at Middletown High meeting
Twelve Parents Involvement Council members were elected for the coming year representing Manchester Verity, McKinley, and Roosevelt middle schools. Principal George Thomas urged parents to clip the list and contact PIC members with concerns for discussion at upcoming meetings.
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PIC
Parents Involvement Council
Middletown High School
Manchester Verity Middle
Robyn Frye
Timber Train Drive
Bob Grimes
Ronald Drive
Shirley Passino
Court Donegal
Janet Pence
N. Elmer Drive
McKinley Middle School
Napoleon Clements
15Th Ave
Seneith Cofield
Dirtress Gresham
Jacoby Ave
Pallie Smith
Ninth Ave
Roosevelt Middle School
Vada Duff
Central Ave
Glenn Gomin
Spencer Lane
Randall Harrison
Poinciana Road
Esther Johnson
Manchester Verify
Paul Garnett
Wicklow Drive
Eben Haddix
Wildwood Road
McKinley
Mary Johnson
Main St
Ruth Johnson
Baltimore
MHS
George Thomas
Two Vental 2 centers planned in Ohio area
The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation proposes two $7.5 million facilities in Mason Warren County and Fairfield Butler County to serve 216 mentally retarded residents. The projects aim to provide 200 jobs and about $3 million in annual payroll, with final plans pending property negotiations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mason
Fairfield
Department of
Mental Health and
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Moritz
Furnace Blaze Damages $6000 At Madison Home
An oil furnace caused a fire at 6370 Franklin Trenton Road Madison Township. About 10 firefighters from Poasttown and Miltonville stations responded at 7:35 a.m. Flames moved from the basement furnace through a cold air duct toward the attic, with firefighters on scene for about one hour and heavy smoke cleared. Losses are insured.
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William Bowman
Franklin- Trenton Road
Madison Township
Jim Cottongim
Poasttown
Miltonville
Cottongim
Deaths and funerals in Butler and surrounding areas
A string of death notices from Monroe to Camden reports Ernst Eppler 79 found dead near L and K Restaurant in Monroe and other locals including Hamilton A Smith 50 Middletown, Robert Upton 68 Avalon Motor Court, Hettie Napier 77 Dayton area, Harry Long 68 Middletown, Edward Duff 74 Springfield, Cora Huber 62 Camden, with funeral details, burial sites, and family survivors listed for each case.
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Ernst J.ler
Ray Drive
L and K
Monroe
Butler County
Garret Boone
Eppler
Grace
Nir
Carson Road
National Farmers Organization
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Elsie Faley
Milford
McCoy-Leffler
Paul Bergdall
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Robert Upton
Avalon Motor Court
Middletown Hospital
Mr. Upton
Hettie C. Napier
Christel Manor
Miamisburg
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Dayton
Middletown
Napier
Joseph R. Baker
Jerry Back
Miltonville
Harry Long
Michigan Ave
Cincinnati General Hospital
Carolyn Brundage
Joel F. Bailey
Camden
Cora Marie Huber
S. Lafayette St
College Corner Cemetery
Inexperienced Beverly Hills Fire Inspector Says Ignorance
SOUTHGATE Ky AP a volunteer fireman responsible for inspecting the Beverly Hills Supper Club says he knew little of fire regulations before the May 28 fire which killed 164. Capt John Braun told investigators he was probably the most incompetent fire inspector. He had not read city or state fire codes prior to the blaze.
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Southgate
Beverly Hills
John Braun
Courier-Journal
Braun
Cincinnati
Ovid Lewis
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City Commission Eyes
SK Construction Co
SK Construction
Roth A. Bertsch & Co. Inc
W. G. Stang
Manchester Road
Klopf Audio Video Co
Dale Helser
Treasury Rules
Symphony
Converse Monument Company
Converse Monument CO
Russell
Wicols
Fenwick High School
Greyhound Buses
Madison Fire
Trenton
Jim Howell
Wayne Miles
Ernst Eppler
Clair Smith
Clair A. Smith
Eastline Drive
Armco Research
Air Force
Oswalt Rpot Co
Gertrude
Paul
Phoenix
Clyde S
Decatur, Ill
Helen G. Wilson
Oregonia
Catherine Cooley
Akron
Joe Lewis
Butler County Memorial Park
Hettie Napier
Edward Duff
Edward L. Duff
Troy Road
Springfield
Mercy Medical Center
Clark Lodge 101
F&am
Lucinda
James E
Betty Reynolds
Enon
Gothers
Courtney Duff Sr
Guy Duff
Mae Dunaway
Springboro
Thomas Duff
Troy Baptist Temple
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral
Cora Huber
First National Bank
Barnitz Bank
Barnitz Benah
BANK
First National Bank OF
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