Hamilton man faces six months over contempt verdict
Charles Lee Maloney, 37, of 605 Heaton Street, was sentenced by Butler County Common Pleas Judge Robert De Marrs to six months in jail for contempt of court amid forgery and uttering theft charges. He refused to provide handwriting samples to a Hamilton detective handling the case involving a $118 check stolen in a break-in at American Materials Corp. The story notes Maloney plans to marry soon, with a joke about signing the marriage license.
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Hamilton
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert de Marrs
Charles Lee Maof
I Heaton St
Butler County
Maloney
Glenn Ebbing
Stoker
East Ave
American Materials Corp
Charles Combs
Combs
Powell Attacks OKI Top-Limited Role in Regional Planning
Rep. Walter E. Powell criticizes the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority for focusing on transportation and lacking broader regional plans. He urges federal criteria and deadlines to compel OKI to deliver water, housing, and community models, arguing for a 25 year regional water strategy. Powell notes no current federal push to require regional plans. OKI President Ray Brown says the transportation plan nears completion and a mass transit feasibility study will wrap next year.
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Planning Authority
OKI
Walter E. Powell
24Th
Powell
Miami Valley Congressional Council
Howard Ball
Samuel C. Jackson
Housing and Urban Development
Hamilton
Ray Brown
Vagy
R Environment
Man Hurt In Scuffle With Police
A 39 year old man from Carolina Street was hospitalized with injuries after scuffles with police at his home and at Middletown Hospital yesterday morning. Robert Pelfrey, 1913 Carolina Street, was in fair condition. Five officers, hospital staff, and a doctor were involved in the Middletown Hospital incident after police responded to a domestic disturbance. He allegedly reached for a rake as a weapon, leading to wresting him to the ground and handcuffing. Charges filed include disorderly conduct assault on a police officer and resisting arrest.
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Carolina
Hughes Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
Robert Pelfrey
Carolina Sr
Pelfrey
Armco case hinges on chance not bias in Baltimore plant
Baltimore a federal hearing tests the company Armco Steel in a bias case. Prof Robert M Guion of Bowling Green argues the data show chance affects promotion odds more than discrimination. The commission relies on a statistical analysis of interview ratings and tests to argue whites had higher survival chances in supervisory postings while Armco contends the method is flawed. The hearing resumes October 26.
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Baltimore
Guion
Armco Steel Corp
Bowling Here
Green
Ohio) State University
Armco
Maryland Human Relations Ton
Commission
U.S. Office of Federal the Commission
Robert M. Guion
U.S. Supreme Court
Services Set For Victim and Wife in Fatal Crash
Funeral services for Gerald Whittaker 50 of Hart Road Lebanon will be held at Miller Funeral Home Greenville Saturday. His wife Betty remains seriously ill after the two car crash on Ohio 49 near Alternate 49 that killed four others and injured two. Whittaker pronounced dead at 8 28 p m Tuesday by Dr William Elliott. He was a WWII Navy veteran and a carpenter. He is survived by his wife two sons one daughter a stepdaughter six brothers six sisters and six grandchildren. Burial will be at Abbottsville Cemetery Greenville with visitation Friday at the funeral home.
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Gerald Whittaker
Hart Road
Lebanon
Arcanum
Miller Funeral Home
Greenville
Whittaker
Betty
Joel
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Whitetaker
Drake County
William Elliott
Darke County
Ed Kendall
Ethel Pratt
Chalmer
Don
Everett l
St. Marys
Ohio
Jim l
West Alexandria
Robert Garbig
Forest Marshall
Paul Coning
George Sullenbarger
Rossburg
Elwin Frederick
Elkorn
Wis
Robert Marshall
Versailles
Clarence Fairbanks
Abbottsville Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Henry H. Brown 65
Henry H. Brown 65 of 1205 Askew Street died at 9 30 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Hall Jordan Memorial Chapel
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Henry H. Brown
Askew St
Middletown Hospital
Hall-Jordan Memorial Chapel
Camden woman Winifred Morrow dies at 74 in Oxford
Mrs Winifred Louis Morrow 74 of 889 Camden College Corner Road died at 8 30 am yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital Oxford after two days as a patient She was native of Butler County widow of Clyde Morrow Survived by son Stanley Morrow Camden Route 3 daughters Helen Morris Cincinnati Florence Snowden Camden Route 3 sister Anna Stumpf Camden brothers Emmons and Stanley Alston Darrtown ten grandchildren eight great graveside services 2 pm Saturday R C Nein and Sons Funeral Home Camden burial Fairmount Cemetery Camden visitation 7 to 9 pm Friday at the funeral home
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Winifred Morrow Camden
Winifred Louis Morrow
Camden College Corner Road
McCullough-Hyde
Oxford
Butler County
Camden
Clyde Morrow
Stanley Morrow
Camden Rt. 3
Helen Morris
Cincinnati
Florence Snowden
Rt. 3
Anna Stumpf
Emmons Alston
Stanley Alston
Darrtown
R.C. Nein & Sons
Fairmont Cemetery
Funeral
Miamisburg Woman Bessie Shepherd 88 Dies
Bessie Shepherd 88 of 419 E Kercher St Miamisburg died Tuesday at Miami Valley Hospital. A former Middletown resident she belonged to the Daughters of America. Survived by brother Edgar Halderman Vandalia. Services 1 p.m. tomorrow at Gebhart and Schmidt Funeral Home with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Burial Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton.
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Miamisburg
Bessie Shepherd
E. Kercher St
Miami Valley Hospital
Middletown
Shepherd
The
Daughters of America
Edgar Halderman
Vandalia
Gebhart and Schmidt
Greenwood Cemetery
Hamilton
Franklin Thomas Williams obituary at 6389 South Dixie
Thomas Williams aged 82 of 6389 South Dixie Highway died yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a two day stay. He is survived by his brother Edward with whom he lived. Services set for Saturday at 9 a.m. at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Herman McCoy officiating. Visitation this evening and tomorrow afternoon and evening. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Toledo.
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Franklin — Thomas Williams
S. Dixie Hwy
Middletown Hospital
Edward
Anglesby Funeral Home
Herman McCoy
Funeral
Woodlawn Cemetery
Toledo
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City Commission
Alps
Hughes
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Chappars
Lark
Corelli
Navy
Thomas Williams
Charl
Tas Oize
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