Tax session in Oxford discusses education finance and district race
In Oxford Talawanda High School, Ohio Reps. Kurness and Levey spoke on tax revision and education funding while signaling support for Chayles Stutenroth in the 39th District race against Democrat Armbruster. Armbruster and locals weighed the impact on school funds and the push for a state income tax.
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Oxford
Ohio
Charles F. Kurness
Bowling Green
Barry Levey
Middletown
Talawanda High School
David Armbruster
Armbruster
Tim Meyers
Statenroth
Ohio General Assembly
Kurfess
Levey
Ohio House
John Gilligan
General Assembly
Chayles Stutenroth
Sheriff Plans Drug Abuse Booklet Distribution
Hamilton Butler County sheriff announces distribution of a 10 000 copy booklet titled Drug Abuse is an Escape to Nowhere by December 15. It explains slang terms from glue sniffing to barbiturates and marijuana history, with photos of amphetamines and barbiturates and a glossary. Other Ohio sheriffs plan similar efforts.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Harold J. Carpenter
Carpenter
Sheriff's Department
Ohio
Accused Burglars Arrested in Truck Stop Capture
Middletown and Butler County officers detained three men at Engle's Corner truck stop early today. Tommy C. Lawson, 21, has fugitive warrants in Green Bay for four burglaries. Martin McLean, 22, previously arrested in Wisconsin cases. Gibbs, 31, and Jerold Taylor, 43, of Wolfe County Kentucky, held for investigation. Taylor charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
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Middletown
Butler County
Excello
Green Bay
Wis
Tommy C. Lawson
Martin
Lawson
State Tax Picture To Be Aired
A joint session of the Legislative Affairs Committee and the Industrial Council of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce will feature Norman Baker discussing Ohio's tax picture. The noon meeting on Monday Oct 26 will cover the tax system business tax burden property sales and income taxes and local state coordination in tax legislation. Fred Van Scoyoc will preside.
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Legislative Affairs Committee
Industrial Council
Middletown Area
Fred van Scoyoc
Soviet Cosmos launches 371st unmanned satellite
Moscow reports the 371st Cosmos unmanned satellite launched and functioning smoothly. It marks the sixth Soviet unmanned satellite placed in orbit in two weeks, reflecting rapid space program activity.
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Moscow
Middletown Hospital opens new medical floor in 1964 wing
Thirty-one patients were moved into the new 40 bed medical floor, the first of three planned additions. The expansions, costing over 6.5 million combined, will raise total beds from 400 to 525 after all three floors open, with the long term plan including an extended care unit and a coronary intensive care floor opening next year.
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Middletown Hospital
Southwest Three
James Fider
Pair Draw Terms In Ohio Pen
Two defendants Glen Durham and Jack Wethington were found guilty by a Butler County jury of breaking into the county auditor’s automobile license office last March 30. They were convicted of breaking and entering forcing entry into a safe and larceny and received undetermined terms in the Ohio Penitentiary. Sentences run concurrently.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
County Auditor
Ohio
Glen Durham
E. Galbraith Road
Cincinnati
Jack Wethington
John Muldoon
Strawberry Lane
Louisville
Meno
Adams' Services Set For Thursday
Services for Jamey Lee Adams 18 of 19 Bello monte St will be held at 1 30 p m Thursday at Wilson Schramm Memorial Home 210 S Main St Dr Irvin W Emmons will officiate Burial will be in Crown Hill Memorial Park tomorrow night at 9 p m
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Jamey Lee Adams
Bellomonte St
California
Wilson- Schramm
S. Main St
Irvin W. Emmons
Baptist Pastor Samuel Baldwin Dies at 51
The Rev. Samuel Baldwin, 51, of 1213 S Verity Parkway, died after a heart attack while walking to his car. He was assistant pastor at New Era Baptist Church and worked as a crane operator for Armco Steel. He collapsed near his home and was dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital.
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Samuel Baldwin
S. Verity Parkway
Middletown Hospital
The
Journal
Mr. Baldwin
New Era Baptist Church
Yankee Road
Armco Steel Corp
Carlisle High Relaxes Dress Code for Slacks in Cold
Carlisle High School approves slacks for girls in cold weather after student council request. Principal Ronald Bingamon supports the policy, board approves for the high school. Two juniors, David Brodbeck and Emily Libecap, may graduate with conditions. Monthly early dismissals begin Oct 20 for teacher communication sessions. Sept. David Way urges passage of a 7 mill operating levy ahead of Nov 3 election.
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Carlisle
Ronald Bingamon
Bingamon
David Brodbeck
Emily Libecap
David Way
Roosevelt Principal To Be Chosen Tonight
The Board of Education will pick the Roosevelt Middle School principal tonight at 7 30 at the administration building from over 10 internal applicants. Supt. Johnson also seeks board approval for defensive driving classes for school bus drivers and outlines two regular meetings monthly on the second and fourth Tuesdays.
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Board of Education
Robert K. Johnson
Roosevelt Middle School
Johnson
Frat Brothers Roll Empty Kee 150 Miles
Phi Beta Chi fraternity members from University of Minnesota Duluth rolled an empty beer keg 150 miles to St Paul. They claimed a world record though Guinness lists 101 miles as the longest keg roll. About 40 students left Duluth Saturday with four shifts behind the keg.
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ST. Paul
University of Minnesota Duluth
St Paul
Duluth
Phi Beta Chi
Germantown Dam Road Closure Sets Four to Six Weeks
The Germantown dam road will be closed for four to six weeks to install sheet steel piling atop the 1 200 foot dam. W J Linder of the Miami Conservancy District notes piling will drive into the roadway from three and a half to 30 feet deep. The project costs slightly over 100 000 dollars with Miller Valentine Co of Dayton moving equipment in. Visitors to Germantown Reserve are warned they cannot use the dam top link between picnic and nature trails during construction.
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Germantown
W.J. Linder
Miami Conservancy District
Miller-Valentine Co
Dayton
Linder
Conservancy
Germantown Reserve
J. Richard Lawwill
Dayton-Montgomery County Park District
Twenty-Six Start On-Job Training Program
Twenty six unemployed individuals began an eight week On-Job Training program at the Community Center funded by the Federal labor department. Participants will study at the center on Mondays to Wednesdays and train at local businesses on Thursdays and Fridays.
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Middletown
Citizens’ Council On Human
Fitzpatrick
Helsel Welcomes City Manager Debut Oct 30 Luncheon
A welcome luncheon for new City Manager Dale Helsel will be held at noon Friday Oct. 30 in the Manchester Motor Inn ballroom. Hosted by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Helsel will speak as invited guests including business industrial and civic leaders. Helsel assumes duties Oct. 19 after nine years as Painesville city manager.
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Dale Helsel
Manchester Motor Inn
Middletown Area
Chamber
Ed Barker
Helsel
Painesville
Dan Kote
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