Lake Erie boaters reported missing near Toledo
A Hamilton man William C. Hieb aged 42 and a Fairfield man John E. Winkler aged 43 were reported lost in a 19 foot fishing boat near Toledo. The Coast Guard search began Friday and was to resume at dawn with a helicopter airplane and boats involved.
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Hamilton
Fairfield
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
William C. Hieb
Tylersville Road
John E. Winkler
Walter Ave
Toledo
Winkler
Kay
Cleveland
Marina
Perkins crowned Madison High homecoming queen
Madison High School named Vicki Perkins homecoming queen last night. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Perkins of 7580 Strebee Road in the community neighborhood notice.
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Beth LeVangie
Franklin High School
Joseph LeVangie
Pine St
Franklin
Brian Middleton
Cummings
Vicki Perkins
Madison High School
James Perkins
Strebee Road
Indicted men face murder and rape charges in Davis case
Michael Barrett and Kenneth Sandlin were indicted by the Warren County grand jury on aggravated murder kidnapping and three counts of rape in the Sept. 16 stabbing death of Arnold Davis of South Lebanon and the alleged kidnapping and rape of Davis' girlfriend. Davis’ body was found stuffed in a well at an abandoned farm on Middleboro Road. Two secret indictments also issued as part of the broad cases against several Dayton and Lebanon residents on varied counts including burglary robbery arson and drug offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Davis
South Lebanon
Davis
Middleboro Road
Dayton
Pennyroyal Road
Franklin Township
Harvey Baker
Clement St
Albert
Jeffrey Bateman
S. Broadway
David Estey
E. Mulberry St
Lebanon
John Sparks
Front St
Morrow
James Ott
Steve Lewis
Marion
John Carroll
Larry Wagner
Maineville
Herman Richardson Jr
Miami Ave
Franklin
William Carter
Kristine Lane
Albert Richards
E. Main St
Jeff Hanes
Columbus
Jim Shutts
Gall sentenced to die in chair in Kentucky case
Former Middleton resident Eugene W. Gall, 32, convicted of raping and murdering a 12 year old Cincinnati girl, was sentenced to death in Boone County Circuit Court. Judge Sam Neace called him the man who deserved to die. execution date to be reviewed by the Kentucky Supreme Court. Gall indicated possible remorse for the crime and referenced family impact. Charges in Ohio pending, with uncertainty about further Kentucky trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Supreme Court
Gall
Ohio
Kentucky
Police Briefs Report Thefts From Homes And Car
A television valued at 250 dollars was stolen from Bonnie Thompson at 1074 Park Lane Apt L. Brenda Back of 1401 Fairmount Ave reported 100 dollars worth of food stamps taken from her apartment. A Citizens band radio worth 350 dollars was stolen from John Passmore's car parked at 700 Lincoln Ave.
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Bonnie Thompson
Park Lane
Apt. L
Brenda Back
Fairmount Ave
Citizens Band
John Passmore
Baltimore St
Lincoln Ave
Oelae
Unemployment checks may be delayed in Ohio
In Columbus AP reports that Congress failure to pass the labor health and welfare appropriations may slow unemployment checks for former federal and public service workers. Albert G. Giles of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services notes ex service personnel and CETA workers could be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Albert G. Giles
Fire damages a Carlisle house on Heritage Drive
A morning fire at 9051 Heritage Drive in Carlisle caused about 5000 in damage to the William Wallen family home. The blaze started in a fireplace, spread between walls, destroyed a foyer closet and clothing, and produced extensive smoke damage. No injuries were reported. Firefighters arrived around 6:30 a.m. and remained about two hours.
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Carlisle
William Wallen
Heritage Drive
Plomes
B.J. Carpenter
Carpenter
Vandals smash glass on city south side
Eleven window and windshield breakages were reported late Thursday night or Friday morning across the city south side. Victims include Willie Bright at 933 14th Ave and Cheryl Wilson at 1201 Yankee Rd, with damages ranging up to 130 dollars. incidents also touched Devine Revelation Church of God and nearby residences.
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Willie Bright
14Th Ave
Leo Adams
Yankee Road
Cheryl Wilson
Earl Bryant
Young St
Henry Caffie
Devine Revelation Church of God
Elm St
Vandals break car windows in Franklin downtown
Police reported vandals damaged multiple parked cars overnight in Franklin. Dispatcher Richard Berger said the smashed windows resembled ball bat strikes. By morning seven vehicles were found with broken glass and more damage was feared as investigations continued.
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Franklin
Richard Berger
Fire Calls Reported Across Three Local Incidents
At 8:33 p.m. a fire at 513 Lamplight Court sent Everett Gibson, 57, to hospital for treatment and release. Earlier at 5:48 p.m. Susan Manning, 15, of 1006 Catalpa Drive, was treated for pain at Seapeal and released after a mattress blaze at 2620 Tytus Ave. At 6:20 a.m. a mattress fire at 1406 Yankee Road caused $200 damage with no injuries.
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Lamplight Court
Everett Gibson
Tytus Ave
Susan Manning
Catalpa Drive
Yankee Road
Mattress
City to issue bonds for new Arbys restaurant
City commissioners voted 4 to 1 to issue 400000 in industrial development revenue bonds for an Arby’s Roast Beef Restaurant at Elliott Drive and Roosevelt Boulevard. G L L Co of Cincinnati expects 40 employees and payroll near 155000 to 160000 while backers say city backing lowers borrowing costs. Commissioner Ray Fening opposed, questioning job creation alignment with the law.
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Arby’s
Elliott Drive
Roosevelt Boulevard
Meetin
Dennis Eaton
Central Trust Co
Cincinnati
Ray Fening
Fening
Feniig
Arpy
Middletown
Jad
David Fagen
Wicklow Drive
James Saunders
Saunders
Commission
City approves $91,107 transit aid to halve 1977 deficit
City Commission votes 4 to 1 to seek $91,107 from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration to cover half of the 1977 transit deficit. The city and state will share the remaining amount. Ridership rose from 257,327 to 282,324 by January 16, with inflation cited for higher costs.
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City Commission
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
Ray Fening
Don Hill
Hill
One dead two hurt as car crashes into house on Main
A car left of center struck 861 N Main St in Franklin injuring two women and killing a 23 year old Fontana man. Ann Adrian and Margaret Andrews, both 22 of 122 Wayne Ave Hamilton, were treated at Middletown Hospital with possible fractures and cuts. the car was found torn in half in the Valley Salvage yard.
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Franklin
North Main Street
Fontana
Calif
Ann Adrian
Margaret Andrews
Wayne Ave
Hamilton
Middletown
Adrian
Andrews
N. Main St
James Waldeck
Dublin
Ohio
Valley Salvage Yard
Young woman killed in crash on US 127 north of Eaton
A two car crash on US 127 north of Eaton left Kathy Harrison 19 of Eaton dead. Leslie Sullivan 79 and Ethel Sullivan 56 of Fairfield were hospitalized at Good Samaritan Dayton in critical care. Kathy Hancock 19 of Eaton sustained minor injuries and was released.
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U.S. 127
Eaton
Ice
Kathy Harrison
E. Spring St
Leslie Sullivan
Fairfield
Highway Patrol
Sullivan
Ethel Sullivan
Good
Harrison
Kathy Hancock
Good Samaritan Hospital
Firm found in contempt over pyramid sales case in Lima
A Lima company Executive 200 Inc was found in contempt of a court order prohibiting pyramid recruiting. Stafford Mader, the firm president, received 10 days in jail with seven suspended, and an employee drew five days with all suspended according to the Ohio attorney general.
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Lima, Ohio
Lima
Ohio
Allen County Common Pleas
Executive 200 Inc
Stafford Mader
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Coles Rd
Hwt
William Best
Centennial Ave
Robert H. Thomas
Kunz Ave
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Adam Hayes
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