Mathis Re-elected Leader in AEIF Ballot
Incumbent Mathis narrowly retains the AEIF presidency after a recount releasing final results at 11:30 am. Final tally 1,643 to 1,641 with 3,500 total voters. Carol Harlan wins secretary treasurer. Gilmer Mays and Emmitt Mick cited among vice presidents. East Works Glenmore Hill and trustees named.
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Carmel Mathis
Armco
Sawa
Charles Ray Moreland
Mathis
AEIF
Carol Harlan
Rodney Cornelia
East Works
Glenmore Hill
Thomas Ross LaRue Tharp
Orville Willoughby
Jack Draut
John Martin
Hamilton
Beuh Roach
Gilmer Mays
Washington Court House
Emmitt Mick
Cook
Raymond Back
James Bowen
Dean Johnson
Jack Sallee
4-H Mall Exhibit Showcases County Youth Projects
Middletown area residents can tour the Butler County 4-H program at the Middletown Mall from 10 am to 5 pm to see horses livestock rabbits dogs engines birds bees fishing gardens and sewing. About 1 800 youths in 125 clubs are guided by 269 advisers with projects ranging from small gardens to sewing. Children aged 9 to 18 may join via the Butler County extension office contact 892-4488. No fee or uniform. clubs set their own rules and each member must advance at least one project from the 200 available.
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Butler County
Middletown Area
Middletown Mall
Pat Eisenman
Miss Eisenman
Butler County Extension Office
Hamilton
Middletown
Fisenman
Mall
Canine Connections
Wayne Are Small Paws
Lemon Township Rabbit Club
LeSourdsville Dynamites
Village mini-shopping plaza opens at Middletown mall
Twelve boutiques form The Village within the Middletown Shopping Center start opening tomorrow. The space, once WT Grant, houses a bake shop wine shop children's clothing plant shop and other stores. The largest occupant is a smorgasbord restaurant.
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Middletown
WT Grant
Childrens Clothing
Three men arrested on Park Street incident
Three men were arrested after allegedly pulling a knife on a laundromat operator on Park Street and Second Avenue and forcing a woman customer to leave. Earl Boley Jimmy Moland and John Gilbert were taken into custody at 110 Park St and charged with disorderly conduct.
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Park Street
Second Avenue
Park St
Earl Boley
Jimmy Moland
John Gilbert
Two Women Arrested Over Check Forgery at Hill’s Store
Police detained Brenda Roe 19 and a 17 year old girl after they used altered driver licenses to cash checks at Hill’s department store. Officers found forged checks totaling 77 dollars and other blank or cashed instruments in Roe’s purse along with narcotics paraphernalia. Roe faces stolen checks and narcotics charges. the teen was charged with passing bad checks.
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Hill's
Lamark
Dillman
Hill
Brenda Roe
Riffe denies Denham statement at fundraiser remarks
Vernal Riffe denied a press release attributed remark about State Rep Denham from a fundraiser for Keith McBurnie. Donald Daiker, party chair, said he might have misinterpreted the speech and attributed phrases about special interests or tools of special groups.
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Vernal Riffe
Keith McBurnie
Riffe
Butler County
Democratic Party
Tab
William) Denham
Mr. Donham
Donham
The
Journal
Donald Darker
Denham
Daiker
Madison High adjusts start and end times to aid bus routes
Beginning next Monday Madison High School will start at 7:35 a.m. and dismiss at 2:35 p.m. The change, announced by Clyde Roush, aims to help bus drivers deliver Poasttown Elementary School pupils home earlier.
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Madison High School
Clyde Roush
Poasttown
Journal corrects Hamilton court case headline error
The newspaper admits an erroneous headline in yesterday's edition about a Hamilton trial. Clarence no 23 of Di Yankee Roa was found innocent by a jury of a corruption of a minor charge in Butler County Common Pleas Court before Judge Arthur Fiehrer. The paper notes the error was removed from most copies.
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Hamilton
Clarence No 23
Butler County Common Pleas
Arthur Fiehrer
the Journal
Seniority Dispute Filed Against Armco and AEIF by Workers
Six Armco Steel Corp employees file a class action in Butler County Common Pleas Court against Armco and the Armco Employes Independent Federation. They claim the May 1974 collective bargaining agreement was not submitted to members as required and allege union and company actions harmed about 6,000 Middletown Works employees. The suit centers on changes to the plant wide seniority system enacted June 5, 1975, after prior Toledo district court action.
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Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Cincinnati
Charlies
Nelson Road
Charles Dennis
Kensington Court
Rondle Lee
Highview Road
James Werk
Rose Marie Drive
Franklin
Theodore Miller
Factory Road
Springboro
Donald Castle
Millard Drive
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Middletown Works
Union
AEFIF
Biggere
Eee
Fairfield ruling stands in Mayor Harbin funds dispute
Ohio Supreme Court declines to overturn lower court ruling that Fairfield paid private legal expenses of Mayor William Harbin in a 1974 conflict of interest probe. Taxpayers challenged $1,407 payment as improper public funds use amid union and CAP no strike issues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Fairfield
William Harbin
1St District Court of Appeals
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