Ohio drug report calls for education and rehab expansion
A 16 page state report to Gov. Rhodes by Atty. Gen. Brown finds Ohio drug misuse widespread from cities to suburbs. It urges more funding, education, and rehabilitation, plus revamped school health courses and a new Drug Abuse Control Commission to coordinate enforcement and treatment efforts.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Paul W. Brown
Division of
Attorney General
Division of Criminal Activities
Brown
Department of Education
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Department of Health
Drug Abuse Control Commission
Ohio Department of Health Or
Mental Hygiene and Correction
Ohio Students of Government Club to Meet October Twenty Two
The Warren County Students for Good Government Club will hold its semi monthly meeting October 22 at the courthouse auditorium. Tom Buffenbarger of Rt. 3 is the president. The club held a bake sale at a local appliance store Saturday.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Students For Good Government Club
Courthouse
Tom Buffenbarger
Rt. 3
Springboro High plans postgame dance with Waynesville
Springboro High School cheerleaders sponsor a dance after the football game against Waynesville. Admission is 1 dollar with student ID and 1.25 dollars without. The Cavaliers band performs at the event.
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Springboro
Waynesville
Cavaliers
Warren Nurses Meet Wednesday
Warren County Registered Nurses Association holds a meeting and covered dish dinner at Mt. Pleasant Nursing Home in Monroe at 7:30 p.m. A tour of the facility will follow to view recent improvements. Members should bring a covered dish and table service.
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Lebanon
Warren County Registered Nurses Association
Mt. Pleasant Nursing Home
Monroe
St Mary Women to Meet at Parish Hall Tomorrow
The women of St Mary Church will gather tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Mass is scheduled for 7 30 p.m. for those able to attend. Mrs Paul Watts plans to show slides from her Holy Land tour. Parish women are urged to attend.
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Franklin
St. Mary Church
Paul Watts
Holy Land
Trucks Share in US Vehicle Taxes
Washington reports trucks account for 17 percent of registered vehicles and pay 32 percent of special federal and state vehicle taxes.
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Washington
Farmowner Policy Boosts Kennel Ins Premium Saving
A Farmowner Policy offers a 15 percent to 20 percent premium reduction on this package policy issued by Kennel Insurance Agency.
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Kennel Ins
Halloween Parade Plans Uncertain Date In Trenton
Trenton Jaycees led by Gordon Schneider organize the annual Halloween Parade with firemen police and Rescue Squad on hand. Larry Beiser publicity chairman notes date is undecided with Friday or Saturday nights under consideration. Jaycees and Jay-C-Ettes plan a joint meeting next Monday at Frisch's on S Main St. south of Middletown.
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Trenton
Trenton Jaycees
Gordon Schneider
Larry Beiser
Beiser
Jaycees
Jay-C-Ettes
Frisch’s
S. Main Street
Middletown
Jay
Seven Mile Declares Beggars Night Oct Thirty Curfew
Mayor Charles Listerman announced Beggars Night in Seven Mile from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday October 30 the night before Halloween. A 9 p.m. curfew for teenagers is in effect through Halloween with the regular curfew set at 10 p.m.
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Seven Mile
Charles Listerman
Listerman
Higher Fines May Curb Traffic Deaths
Cleveland traffic commissioner Chester H. Kuzik argues stronger penalties for repeat violators could reduce the citys rising traffic deaths. He cites a shift in driving attitudes and says excessive speed accounts for about half of this years fatalities, with 130 deaths to date versus 92 last year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chester H. Kuzik
Auto
Night School Organized At Madison
The Madison Local School District starts its adult education fall term at 7 p.m. Monday November 3. Classes run monthly on Mondays through January except December 22 and 29. Tuition is 10 dollars for residents and 12 dollars for nonresidents. Located at 601 Hill St. contact 422 5426 for details and applications.
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West Middletown
Madison
Roush
Hill St
Lincoln Encampment No. 100 IOOF Meeting Notice
Lincoln Encampment No. 100 IOOF will hold its semi monthly meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows Temple. Lawrence Dillion announces the gathering and a public fish fry on October 18. Capt. James N. Toller leads the fish fry committee.
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Lebanon
Lincoln
IOOF
Odd Fellows Temple
Lawrence Dillion
Dillion
James N. Toller
Police
Waynesville Veteran Marks 50 Years in Federal Service
Orval R. Rose of Waynesville completes half a century of federal service at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Fairborn. His career began in 1919 with the Army, moved to Civil Service in 1921, then to New Wright Field, World War II duties in Japan and Florida, later Memphis, and back to Wright Patterson in 1963. He plans not to retire and may relocate with a transfer to San Antonio. He and his wife have a daughter.
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Waynesville
Orval R. Rose
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Fairborn
Army
Civil Service
Fairfield Air Depot
Air Force
New Wright Field
Japan
Florida
Wright Field
Memphis, Tenn
Waynesville Hosts First Annual Fall Festival Ceremony
The Waynesville Fall Festival opened at Scioto Square with Mrs. Donald Camp cutting the ribbon in the presence of Mayor Dexter Martin. Contests included wheelbarrow race won by Phill Morgan and Reg Hill, tobacco-spitting won by Mrs. Beth Johnson, and pie eating with Debbie Lamb and Paul Banas taking youth categories.
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Waynesville
Scioto Square
Samuel Heighway
Heighway
Donald Camp
Old Hamilton Road
Dexter Martin
Wayne Township Fire Department
Girl Scouts
Wild West In Midwest This Week In Lebanon
Lebanon hosts a staged Old West wagon race from Cincinnati to Dayton to promote the film Paint Your Wagon. The route mirrors the historic Cincinnati Dayton stage route with no live stars. Events start at the Golden Lamb with hosts Bob Braun and Harve Presnell. prizes include tickets and a Golden Lamb dinner.
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Midwest
Lebanon
Cincinnati
Dayton
Golden Lamb
Jerry Zanitsk
Bob Swaney
Salem Mall
Clint Eastwood
Lee Marvin
WLW
Bob
Lakota COE In Operation At Lakota High School
The Cooperative Office Education program at Lakota High School is active with activities for students unable to join afternoon extracurriculars due to jobs. Officers elected include Linda Hodge president Charmain Barkeloy vice president Susan Christopher secretary and Linda Mullins treasurer. The first activity was a car wash on Oct 5 with proceeds funding district and state COE conferences.
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Westchester
Lakota High School
Linda Hodge
Charmain Barkeloy
Susan Christopher
Linda Mullins
Burns School PTA Carnival Benefits District Programs
The J. F. Burns School District PTA sponsors a carnival at Burns Elementary on Columbia Road with proceeds for the district. Cub Scouts held their first den meeting at Mrs. Lynn Howell’s home on Cherry Street. Troop 17 placed first at the Council Camporee and a Court of Honor was held October 11. Band Boosters began a candy sale on October 10.
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Kings Mills
J. F. Burns
PTA
Burns
Columbia Road
Kings Mills Civic Club
Lynn Howell
Cherry St
Trenton PTA to Meet Tonight at Babeck Elementary
The Trenton PTA holds its first meeting at 7:30 pm at Babeck Elementary School. Principal Eugene Horton will speak about his trip to the Soviet Union. Refreshments follow the gathering.
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Trenton Pta
Babeck Elementary School
Eugene Horton
Babeck School
Soviet Union
Today’s Crossword 26 Horizon
Crossword clues listed with numbers map to a grid. Entries include classic terms from various categories such as literature, biology, and geography. Answers cover figurative phrases and everyday objects, totaling common crossword vocabulary.
Today in History Highlights Past World Events
On this date in 1066 William the Conqueror led the Normans to victory at Hastings. William Penn was born in 1644 in London. The first U.S. patent was awarded to Henry Blair in 1837. Germany left the League of Nations in 1933. The Royal Oak was sunk in 1939. 800 lives lost in the 1947 Royal Oak sinking. Charles Yaeger became the first faster than sound in 1947. East German puppet state set up in 1949. Cholera toll in Pakistan reached 300 ten years ago. MLK awarded Nobel Peace Prize in 1964. Eisenhower birthday celebrated last year after heart attacks.
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Associated Press
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Pennsylvania
William Penn
London
U.S
Henry Blair
Glenrose
Germany
League of Nations
Royal Oak
U. S. Air Force
Charles E. Yaeger
Pakistan
Martin Luther King
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 17576
Donna Lykins files for divorce from Edgar P. Lykins in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 17576 on gross neglect of duty. He must answer by November 3 1969 or petition may be granted. Edwards S Robb Jr Clerk Barbara Carter Deputy Crist Kaup attorneys Sept 23 30 Oct 7 14 21 28
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Edgar P. Lykins
Donna Lykins
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Edwards&s. Robb, JR
Barbara Carter
Crist & Kaup
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