Multiple Injuries Reported From Fires Across City
Fire incidents at numerous addresses sent residents to hospitals. Roland E Kraft 16 and Mary Ker 21 were ill and treated or admitted with unknown conditions. Lennie Dutt 66 Eloise Hale 56 and others ages were treated and released or admitted in fair to unknown condition. Locations include Civic Center Plaza Bayview Lafayette Clinton Vance Primrose Lisa Hannah Hannah Drive and Vannest avenues.
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Sci Wepardhan Road
Roland E. Kraft
Civic Center Plaza
Mary Ker
Cherry St
Ill
Bayview Ave
Lennie Dutt
Shawnray Drive
Primrose Lane
Eloise Hale
Police briefs report multiple property crimes in city
A left rear mirror on a car belonging to Jerry Salyers at 1812 Jefferson Ave was broken yesterday. A MOWER was stolen from a garage at 706 Charles St. Dale Rouster of 3012 Manchester Road said the rear window of his vehicle was broken over the weekend. A battery and battery tables valued at 85 dollars were reported stolen from a car owned by James Easton at 2431 Easton Ave.
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Jerry Salyers
Jefferson Ave
Charles St
Dale Rouster
Manchester Road
James Easton
Easton Ave
Weekend death toll hits 14 on Ohio highways
The Associated Press reports 14 fatalities over the weekend on Ohio roads from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Victims include Catrina Boyer, 11 in Toledo, and others in Cleveland Wickliffe Geauga County Portmouth Willoughby Oxford Township Richland County Carroll County Summit and Montgomery counties.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio Highway Patrol
Catrina Boyer
Cleveland
Alfred J Webb
Chardon
Patricia L. Gross
Wickliffe
U.S. 422
Geauga County
Portsmouth
Jesse Locke
Lucasville
Mouth City Street
Willoughby
Richard A. Brazil
Lake County
Oxford Township
James R. Herron
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Lexington
Alan D Oney
Mansfield
Ohio
Richland County
Carrollton
Michael W. Johnson
Carroll County
Norton
Claude S. Bellamy
Wadsworth
Summit County
Brookville
Joseph Johnson III
Montgomery County
Martin A. Griffen
Phoenix
Ariz
Community Education openings in Middletown schools
Five Middletown City Schools offer adult Community Education classes starting tomorrow night. Courses include home arts sewing clothing and textiles photography automobile repair and wood hobby projects across multiple rooms at Middletown High McKinley Middle Freshman High. Tuition is 25 plus materials with evening sessions and instructors Kay Uhl Josphine Thomas Stan Peltier Gerry Cottle Jim McCall.
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Middletown City
Middletown High School
Kay Uhl
Josphine Thomas
Stan Peltier
Gerry ‘Cottle
McKinley Middle School
Hose
Jim McCall
Bank bag grabbed on Moore Street corner
Police report a Barnitz Bank canvas bag containing 48.30 was snatched yesterday as paperboy Steven M. Chartrand of 632 Wilson St. stood on Moore Street and Woodlawn Avenue after finishing his route.
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Barnitz Bank
Moore Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Steven M. Chartrand
Wilson St
Carter's steel policy criticized as leaky dam
A critic calls the trigger price system a leaky dam against rising steel imports while the Carter administration plans no changes. Treasury says no major shifts occurred, monitoring imports as domestic steel firms enjoy strong profits and capacity use.
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Washington
Carter
Administration
Treasury
Anthony Solomon
International Iron and Steel Industry
William Herndon, 94, longtime church member dies
William Herndon of 406 N Broad St dies at 94. He was the oldest member of the Second Baptist Church in town. Funeral arrangements were pending.
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William Herndon
N. Broad St
Second Baptist Church
Battle over Alaska wilderness bills intensifies in Congress
Washington AP reports a fierce behind the scenes fight in Congress this week as protectionists and developers clash over Alaska land bills. Senate proposal would designate 82.6 million acres as parks refuges and forests while House plan covers 105 million acres. Environmentalists oppose mining allowances and BLM control for refuges, and favor 66 million wilderness acres versus the Senate’s 35. The dispute mirrors broader battles over conservation and resource use.
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Congress
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Senate
Place House
Bureau of Land Management
Miami business conference set at Millett Hall
Miami University hosts its second annual major business conference with heads of major American corporations and leading business educators. The event opens with a 3 p.m. discussion on private enterprise in public policy and concludes with an 8 p.m. address by Willis J. Winn of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland.
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Oxford
Miami University
Willis J. Winn
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Millett Assembly Hall
Delbert A. Snider
Miami
Three injured in two-car crash on Tytus Avenue
Three people were treated and released from Middletown Hospital after a two-car collision Saturday at 5:55 p.m. at Tytus Avenue and Verity Parkway. Everett Lillard, 67, was northbound when Esther Smith, 55, turned left. a Smith passenger Opal Petit, 53, was also injured. All were transported to the hospital and released.
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Middletown Hospital
Tytus Avenue
Verity Parkway
Everett Lillard
Verity Pkwy
Tytus
Esther F. Smith
Germantown
Lillard
Smith
Opal Petiit
Springdale
Silent Class at Grace Baptist marks 15th anniversary
The Silent Class ministry for the deaf at Grace Baptist Church observes its 15th anniversary with a visit by deaf evangelist Rev. John Clark, ordained recently and to serve the deaf at First Baptist Hammond. About 30 members, led by Gene Gillespie and Christine Proffitt, plan SFTD efforts, teletype access, and broader services for deaf residents.
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John Clark
First Baptist Church
Hammond
Ind
Grace Baptist
Gene Gillespie
Christine Proffitt
Cheryl Gillespie
Harold Heney
Bill Rice
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Charles Greene
Proffitt
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Lintendent
Dorothy Watkins
SFTD
Ohio Uses 49000 Blitz To Curb Young Driver Deaths
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety uses a 49000 federal grant to launch a multimedia blitz about the teen driving problem. Aimed at teens and parents, the campaign highlights risky times and situations that lead to teen fatalities, noting 15 to 19 year olds accounted for 25 percent of last year’s deaths despite 10 percent of license holders. The program includes a slide sound presentation The Ohio Young Driver Test and will be distributed via filmstrip through the Highway Safety library, with schools and districts offered speakers and materials.
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Columbus
Nationalighway Traffic Safety Administration
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Robert Chiaramonte
Ohio
Chiaramonte
Highway Safety Film Library
Highway Safety Field Services
Parsons Ave
Break-in at 4414 N. Ohio Ave. house ransacked
Clearcreek Township police reported a break-in Saturday afternoon at 4414 N. Ohio Ave. The front door was found open and the residence ransacked. the owner’s name was not released. Police say the incident is under investigation.
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Clearcreek Township
Ohio
Clearcreek
Everett Manning
Manning
Needlepoint Topic A Highlights Guild Meeting
The Art and Craft Guild meets Thursday at Barnitz Bank on Ly Boulevard from 7 to 9. The program, suited for beginners and experienced stitchers, is presented by Comforts of Ome, Montgomery, Ohio.
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Art and Craft Guild
Barnitz Bank
Ome
Montgomery
Ohio
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