AEIF elects new union officers in Middletown vote
The Armco Employees Independent Federation elected officers Thursday night retaining three incumbents and seating three new leaders. Daniel Scott Rich defeated incumbent James Fetters for vice president while John Franklin and Michael Neal won trustee seats. Incumbent secretary treasurer Brian Daley ran unopposed to continue in post amid 1,445 ballots cast by members at the union hall or by absentee ballot.
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Armco Employees Independent Federation
Daniel Scott Rich
James E. Fetters
Bruce Gibbs
Dennis Wright
Donald R. Magee
Douglas J. Shepherd
John E. Franklin
Michael Neal
Gary Wayne Hollon
James C. Robinson
Brian C. Daley
AEIF
AK Steel Corp
Middletown
Chemical fumes at Gold Star Chili send nine to hospital
Medics and fire crews responded around 10 p.m. Thursday to Gold Star Chili at 499 Oxford State Road in Monroe Middletown area to assist several people overcome by a chemical mix of hydrochloric acid and chlorine. Nine employees and patrons were transported to Middletown Regional Hospital with minor respiratory issues. Monroe fire officials would not confirm details late Thursday night.
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Middletown
Gold Star Chili
Oxford State Road
Middletown Regional Hospital
WKRC
Police seek man in abduction attempt in Springboro
Springboro police search Thursday for former Kettering resident Michael W. Collins 35 in connection with a suspected abduction attempt on a teenage girl Wednesday night. The man entered the girl’s South Main Street apartment uninvited and urged her to go to a neighbor’s house before fleeing. Collins may have recently lived in Blackwater Virginia and is linked to a brown 1980s Ford LTD with Virginia plates or a white newer Ford cargo van with unknown plates. Call (937) 748-0611 with information.
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Springboro
Kettering
Michael W. Collins
South Main Street
Collins
Blackwater
West Chester man to be sentenced for gross sexual imposition
Lorenzo Canales, 36, was found guilty by a jury of gross sexual imposition for contact in 1998 with a 10 year old girl. The charge carries up to five years in prison. a second rape charge from 2003 was acquitted. Sentencing was postponed for further pre sentence evaluations and is set for today.
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West Chester
Lorenzo Canales
Canales
William McCracken
Monroe officials cheer tribe casino land deal in Monroe
The Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma won approval to buy 150 acres near I 75 for a casino with 600 adjacent acres for offices dining lodging and entertainment. Officials expect significant economic impact and thousands of jobs, but city leaders seek details amid fiscal emergency and ongoing state gaming discussions.
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Monroe
Robert Boutson
Oklahoma
Interstate 75
Terry Casey
National Capital I
Lara Stillman
Boy and man injured at Edgewood Homecoming Parade
In Trenton at 8 17 p m on Dell and Peyton drives an elementary student Dylan Long age 12 attempted to jump onto a moving parade trailer and fell under it injuring himself Police say kindergarten football coach Joshua Arrowood age 30 tried to intervene and also injured his knee Both were taken to Middletown Regional Hospital in stable condition Long was later helicoptered to Children’s Medical Center Dayton for further care The incident remains under investigation by Trenton police Sergeant David Rosenfelder.
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Trenton
Edewood High School
David Rosenfelder
Dylan Long
Edgewood
Dell and
Peyton Drives
Joshua Arrowood
Middletown Regional Hospital
Long
Children’s Medical Center
Dayton
Police officer fired for allegedly fleeing accident
Monroe city official ousts veteran Janice Carder for conduct unbecoming a police officer and violation of ethics after allegedly crashing a friend’s 1999 Chevy truck on East State Street in Trenton and fleeing the scene. Carder, hired in 1996, was terminated October 1 following a Sept. 3 incident reported by Trenton police.
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Monroe
Trenton
Janice Carder
Bill Brock
Greg Homer
Homer
Carder
East State Street
Mike Williams
Williams
Hamilton Post
Ohio Highway Patrol
Butler County Sheriff's
Bellbrook Soldier Rebounds After Baghdad Blast
After an explosion in Baghdad a Bellbrook soldier is recovering his family seeks personal items for the soldiers in his unit. Gear will be replaced but personal items are needed despite a nationwide shortage flu shots are being distributed in the area. Community News Deaths and funerals are noted on Pages B2 and B4 with City Editor Bob Irvin handling.
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Baghdad
Bellbrook
Council to hold open town hall with no speaker limit
City officials announce a 7 to 9 p.m. October 21 town hall variant in Roosevelt Elementary School library where council members and staff will take questions on any topic with no formal agenda. No votes or business will occur. topics likely include the November 0.25 percent income tax proposal and city budget.
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Nancy Nix
Nix
3Rd Ward
Roosevelt Elementary
Coloring books to counter drug culture in Middletown
Josh Patrick, a 2003 Middletown High School graduate, and Elmon Prior, a retired teacher and minister, teamed to publish The Drug Abuse Coloring Book with anti-drug messages. Free copies will be distributed through non profits and churches. signing event set for Oct. 30 at Towne Mall from 3 to 7 p.m.
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Josh Patrick
Middletown High School
Patrick
Elmon Prior
Middletown
Prior
Towne Mall
Prier
Rhine
Miami
Fla
Elmon Prier
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