Franklin Accident Identifies Local Victim Navarro 23
A Hamiltonian man Frank Navarro 23 is identified as the Franklin accident victim. Two female passengers Ann Adrian 22 and Margaret Andrews 22 are in fair condition at Middletown Hospital. The one car crash occurred on North Main Street at 10 12 p m when Navarro tried to pass at high speed, struck a house, and ended split in the Valley Salvage yard.
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Navarro
Ann Adrian
Margaret Andrews
Wayne Ave
Hamilton
Middletown Hospital
North Main Street
N. Main St
James Waldeck
Dublin
Ohio
Valley Salvage Yard
Butler County Fire Parade Launches Fire Prevention Week in Hamilton
The Butler County Fire Parade begins Monday at 7 30 pm at the county fairgrounds Hamilton. About 100 units follow a route to High Street Front and Court streets and finish at the city parking lot. Participants include Edgewood High School band Middletown Division of Fire various departments Cincinnati Shriners Red Cross Civil Defense and Scouts. The event opens Fire Prevention Week and commemorates the 107th anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.
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Butler Gee
Hamilton
Fairgrounds
High Street
Front
Court Streets
Edgew High School
Middletown Division of Fire
Cincinnati Shriners
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Middletown Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
Cub Scouts
Police Briefs Stolen Checks Reported From Holbrook Home
Police report three personal checks stolen from Vanessa Holbrook at 4723 Freedom Court. Food stamps were taken from the Holbrook residence. An officer at King Kwik Minit Market on Breiel Boulevard said a package of beer was missing from the store.
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Vanessa Holbrook
Freedom Court
Holbrook
John Layne
King Kwik Minit Market
Breiel Boulevard
China finds new vast oilfield in Tsaidam Basin
Hong Kong AP reports Ta Kung Pao says China discovered a rich oilfield in the Tsaidam Basin of Western China, described as larger than the island of Britain. The claim attributes the find to the Communist party press.
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Hong Kong
China
Britain
Tsaidam
Ta Kung Pao
Deaths and funerals in Middletown and Camden area
Notices detail deaths from Middletown and surrounding towns including Doris Barker 61 of Lafayette Ave with services at Joseph R Baker Funeral Home and burial at Woodside Cemetery. Also James J CPA of Triadelphia and Hannie Hutchens 78 in Middletown with services at Tried Stone Baptist Church and burial at Butler County Memorial Park. Cecile H Ramsey 82 of Sarasota formerly Camden with service at Nein & Sons Funeral Home and burial at Fairmount Cemetery.
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Doris Barker
Lafayette Ave
Middletown Hospital
Hamilton-Trenton Church of God
Doris Ross
Middletown
Joseph R Baker
Richard Hensley
Woodside
Cemtery
James J Cpa
Balsam Drive
Triadelphia
W. Va
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Trinity
Seuss Doe
Non
Hamilton Tool Co
Ireland
Square D
Imperial Glass
Bellaire
Age Company
West I Ja
Junior Achievement
Knights of Columbus
Ruby Collins
Helen Cummings
Jimmy
Gary
Michael
Joe
Chuck
Teresa
Colleen
Beth
John T
Stamford
Wilsonhramm
Hannie Hutchens
Meadow Ave
Paulding County
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Mothers Board
The
Missionary Society
Herbert Hart
Butler County Memorial Park
Hail- Jordan
Camden
Cecil H Ramsey
Sarasota
Fla
Etta
Helen Phillips
Eaton
Karnberry
Lillian Cory
Salem
Marcus
Cleo Young
Martha Keller
R. C. Nein & Sons
Howard Meadors
Fairmount Cemetery
Funeral
Homecoming Balloons Land in Carlisle Yard
A bundle of balloons tied for a Sauk Rapids High School homecoming in Minnesota traveled overnight to Carlisle. The 10 year old Joey Borad found the balloons in the mayor's back yard along with neighbors Ryan and Ronnie Ridell, titled with the slogan Homecoming balloon liftoff.
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Carlisle
Minnesota
Kelly Borad
Chamberlain Road
Joey
Ryan Ridell
Ronnie Ridell
Gary Ridell
Martz- Paulin Road
Sauk Rapids High School
Sauk Rapids
Minneapolis-Stall
Relocation survey planned by city for recent movers
The department of human resources will measure attitudes of residents relocated from Trinity and Curtis Street as part of the community development program. The survey starts in the third week of October and aims to ensure nondiscriminatory placement. HR staff will conduct interviews with proper identification, says Human Resources Director Marva Sampson.
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Department of Human Resources
Trinity
Curtis Street
Human Resources
Marva Sampson
Human Resources Department
Two Injured In Two Car Wreck Near Oxford State Road
Two persons, Lloyd Philabaum, 24, of Carlisle and Clifford Campbell, 42, of Franklin, were injured in a head on collision between a small truck and a car on Oxford State Road in Lemon Township near McGee Packing Co. Post 9 of the Ohio State Patrol and Lemon Township police investigated the 8 p.m. crash. Official hospital details were unavailable at press time.
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Oxford State Road
Lemon Township
McGee Packing Co
Post 9
Ohio State Patrol
Lloyd Philabaum
Joshua
Incorrect NAACP chapter president announced
A friday Journal statement claiming Reuben Doty becomes president of the Middletown NAACP chapter replacing Vivian Washington Sr. was wrong. Doty actually succeeds David Russell as president.
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Reuben Doty
Vivian Washington Sr
Middletown
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Doty
David Russell
Chicken and biscuits for Middletown parents at lunch week
Middletown City Schools plan National School Lunch Week meals with oven fried chicken and homemade biscuits for parents joining their children. Cooks start at 4 a.m. to prep thousands of portions across 7,500 lunches, with 8,800 chicken pieces, 4,400 oranges, and 3% pounds of dry potato flakes plus cookies and other items. The event runs October 8 to 14, with central kitchen limitations shaping schedules Tuesday to Thursday for various elementary and high school parent lunches.
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Middletown City
American School Food Service Association
Carole Naber
Food Services
Manda Elementary
Monroe Elementary
Monroe
Amanda
Monroe students prep for Fall Festival art sale and events
Monroe Elementary School art students under Mrs. Ann Lindsay prepare projects for sale at the Fall Festival on Saturday October 14 from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm. Items include paintings plant clusters wall hangings and relief dioramas staged with a Christmas Shoppe and haunted house. Proceeds fund PTO activities with games a cake walk and a giant toy sale plus a pumpkin decorate and talkin pumpkin display. Lun ches desserts and door prizes await visitors.
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Monroe
Monroe Elementary School
Ann Lindsay
Monroe Pto
Nother Booth
Greg Stone
Bob van Cleve
Two Butler Countians Safe in Lake Erie
Two Fairfield men missing since Thursday on a Lake Erie fishing trip were found safe by a Coast Guard cutter near Peary Pass. John E. Winkler 43 and William Heib 40 were taken to Marblehead in good condition aboard their 19 foot boat with presumed mechanical problems. The men had last been seen leaving a marina near Toledo on Friday morning and calls to Turtle Point Marina had reported their disappearance.
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Cleveland
Fairfield
Lake Erie
Coast Guard
John E. Winkler
William Heib
Peary Pass
Marblehead
Toledo
Turtle Point Marina
Man Holds Hostage Then Shoots Self in Manhattan Dress Shop
A despondent man seized ten hostages in a Manhattan dress shop on Saturday. After hours of negotiations the man released nine captives before shooting himself in the head as he rushed the door. A pregnant hostage named Elva Dalbouze described the assailant as a “really nice fellow.” The siege began with an attempted robbery around 12 45 pm.
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New York
Frank Dunne
Dunne
Manhattan
Associated Press
Elva Dalbouze
Friends in Action seeks volunteers for at risk girls
Middletown agency Barbara Cox says five girls need volunteer matches. Volunteers will not counsel but offer support to help girls solve problems, committing at least one hour weekly and attending monthly meetings. Call 423-9210 or visit 63 S Main St for information and speaking appearances.
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Cox
Friends In Action
S. Main St
Susskind to Lead CSO in Miami University Concert with Belkin
Walter Susskind will conduct the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Millett Assembly Hall on Sunday at 8 15 p m with Boris Belkin as soloist. Susskind, CSO adviser for 1978 79, helped the orchestra celebrate its 84th season. Belkin, a Russian born violinist resident in Israel, has appeared with major conductors and ensembles including Bernstein and Mehta. Tickets available at Millett Hall box office starting one hour before showtime.
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Oxford
Walter Susskind
Boris Belkin
Cincinnati
Ne Oyre
Miami University
Millett Assembly Hall
Susskind
CSO
United States
Belkin
Russia
Israel
Bernstein, Mehta
Haitink
Maazel
Ozawa
Leinsdorf
Ashkenazy
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Pittsburgh
National Symphony
Washington D.C
Millett Hall
Revival of abortion law asked by PA attorney general
An assistant Pennsylvania attorney general urged the Supreme Court to revive a state law that would criminally penalize any doctor performing an abortion when the fetus might survive outside the womb. Carol Los Mansmann argued over what steps a doctor must take to preserve fetal life, with a possible nationwide impact on mid pregnancy abortions.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Carol Los Mansmann
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Frank Navarro
Fontana, Calif
Butler County
Chicago
James Cummings
Mabel Johnson
Ae Drive
Friar Middletown Hospital
McCoy Leffler
Edward Bates
Springboro Cemetery
Funeral Home
Bessie Bowman
Gertrude Back
Winchester
Sylvia Wooster
Nancy Ritzsuch
Sandusky
Cecil Ramsey
Monroe Art Students
Felt
Brat
Judith Crump
Jeff Milton
Jeff Pedersen
Weith
Butler
Man
Barbara Cox
Montgomery Ward Advertising
Montgomery
Mark
Village Gallery
St. — Symphony Orchestra
Prague
Czechoslovakia
London Symphony
Newee of London
Philharmonia Orchestra
Royal Covent Garden Opera Orchestra
Toronto Symphony
St. Louis Symphony
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Michael Hicks
Anthony LN
Park St
2Nd Ave
Grand Ave
Gideon Rd
Trenton Shopping Center
Carlisle Shopping Center
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