Pilot restores rare 1936 Aeronca Low Wing LC
Jim Thompson of Roberts Illinois preserves a unique 1936 Aeronca Low Wing LC and collects Aeronca designs including a Sedan, Model 7 Champ, and Model 11 Chief. He flew the LC to Hook Field for a Sedan owners gathering and plans to return for Aeronca’s 50th anniversary. Only about 66 Low Wings were built and few survive in varying condition.
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Thompson
Roberts
Ill
Middletown
Aeronca
Hook Field
Lunken
Cincinnati
Aeronautical Corporation of America
Hamilton
John Houser
Houser
Circulation Manager Bob Hedrick Heads OCMA
Bob Hedrick circulation manager of The Journal was elected president of the Ohio Circulation Managers Association at the OCMA annual meeting at Atwood Lake Lodge Deltroy Ohio He has long served in the group as first vice president and traces his career through Dayton Newspapers and The Journal since 1965 The OCMA represents nearly all Ohio daily newspapers and promotes circulation methods and professional exchange.
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Bob Hedrick
The
Journal
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
OCMA
Atwood Lake Lodge
Deltroy
Ohio
Hedrick
Association
Dayton
Atwood Lake
Harry Coggins
International Cma
Bob Macklin
ICMA
Reston
Speed limit hike on Monroe agenda
Monroe Village Council will consider raising the speed limit on a portion of N Main Street from 35 to 50 mph at tonight’s meeting at 8 in the Village Hall. Also on the agenda are awarding a contract for village employee medical insurance and renewing Village Manager Robert Whitmore’s contract.
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Monroe
N. Main Street
Robert Whitmore
Burglars Hit School Two Homes and Garages in Week
Police report multiple break ins at Taft Elementary School two door windows broken over the weekend. A garage at the Butler County Welfare offices at 3701 Tytus Ave was broken into. burglars tore plywood from windows and damaged a boat owned by Frank Wilmer at 1327 Forest Ave. Thieves disturbed the boat and stole its motor steering wheel and a scissors jack. Linda Adams of Dayton reported a color television and stereo taken from 955 Park Lane apartment. Keith Combs at 215 Aberdeen Drive reported a spray gun hose and filter stolen from his garage since Sept 25 along with a tool box.
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Taft Elementary
Butler County Welfare
Tytus Ave
Frank Wilmer
Forest Ave
Linda Adams
Dayton
Park Lane
Keith Combs
Aberdeen Drive
Car seat fire at Edgewood quickly extinguished
A smoldering fire in the front seat of a 1967 car parked at Edgewood High School was put out by Trenton firefighters called at 9:23 a.m. today. The car was driven by student Nellie Wolf and the damage was not insured according to Fire Chief Harold Poplin.
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Trenton
Edgewood High School
Nellie Wolf
Harold Poplin
Annual Franklin town meeting set for Oct 25 at high school
Franklin DARE announces its annual town meeting to hear candidates for public office and discuss ballot issues. The event is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. October 25 at Franklin High School.
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Franklin — Dare
Franklin High School
Middletown district enrollment climbs by 380 on first October day
The October 1 count shows 11,682 students, up from 11,302 on Sept 6, with total elementary enrollment at 5,465, middle schools 2,610, and high schools 3,607. Roosevelt remains the largest middle school at 616, while Manchester and McKinley report notable drops.
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Lemon-Monroe
Middletown High
MHS
LMHS
MFHS
Roosevelt
Manchester
McKinley
Taft
Amanda
Creekview
Mayfield
Oneida
Monroe
Jefferson
Sherman
Rosedale
Wildwood
Wilson
Garfield
Lincoln
Spring Hill
Central
Doty House
Robb Regains Salary Budget In Court Ruling
Hamilton County Clerk of Courts Edward S. Robb Jr wins a court fight as Judge Fred B. Cramer rules county commissioners acted without authority when seizing Robb's salary funds on June 2, 1977. The budget must be reinstated to the original annual appropriation for Robb’s staff.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Edward S. Robb Jr
Utler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Robb
Cramer
Arthur
Coroner Boone Sees Busy Weekend in Butler County
Butler County Coroner Garret J. Boone reported handling 21 cases since Saturday. He described a mix of personal crisis reports, two traffic deaths, a homicide, and an unusual act of God citation he ruled as a traffic death.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Garret J. Boone
Dr. Boone
Boone
Man Shot Head Wound in Springboro Area
A 66 year old Clearcreek Township man was treated at Kettering Memorial Hospital for an apparently personal safety related gunshot wound to the head. Springboro police said a call came in at 8 27 am and the man was transported to the hospital by the Clearcreek Township Life Squad.
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Springboro
Clearcreek Township
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Clearcreek
Jury Hears Tapes In Drug Ring Trial In Cincinnati
In Cincinnati a U S District Court jury continued transcriptions of telephone conversations in the trial of 10 of 37 accused in a multimillion dollar drugs and stolen property ring. A funeral for an alternate juror relative delayed proceedings as the trial entered its third week and could last up to five weeks. The session focused on explaining the street language heard on the tapes.
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Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
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