Downtown demolition bids sought for eleven more parcels
City announces sealed bids due November 5 at 1 30 p m for demolition of eleven downtown urban renewal area parcels. Projects span Broad Street east and west between Central Avenue and First Avenue and Civic Center sites. City aims to award eighth contract by mid December under Renewal Supervisor Tom Mack guidance.
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Karen Garloch
Broad Street
Central Avenue
First Avenue
Civic Center
Tom Mack
Middletown Sat es Area News October 16 1973
Local brief from Middletown area reports events and notices dated Tuesday October 16 1973. Included items cover community updates and upcoming local activities.
Kissinger and Tho Win 1973 Nobel Peace Prize
U S Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and North Vietnamese official Le Duc Tho were awarded the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts to end the Vietnam War.
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Kissinger
Oslo
Norway
U.S
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Middletown teachers in-service day with field trips
Middletown public school students have Friday off while about 150 of the district's 800 teachers take field trips to area schools and industries. The rest stay on the Middletown Campus of Miami University for speeches, workshops, and a Tartuffe presentation.
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Middletown
Miami University
MUM
Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Finkelman
William Heflin
Middletown Teachers Association
Virginia Shaffer
Foreign Language Teachers to Meet in Middletown
The Southwestern Ohio Education Association language department holds its annual meeting at Middletown High School from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Ronald L. Gougher of West Chester State College will speak on Individualizing Instructions and lead a workshop. Reservations start at 50 cents, and 1 dollar at the door.
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The
Southwestern Ohio Education Association
Middletown High School
Ronald L. Gougher
West Chester State College
Pennsylvania
Gougher
Carol Hosenfield
Ohio State University
Katherine Roudebush
Kiki Demetrion
Valley View
Department of the Interior
Ohio Board of Education
Democrats seek first executive director for Butler County
The Butler County Democratic Executive Committee seeks its first executive director with a salary of 5000 to 7000 dollars annually. The role covers day to day party operations fund raising membership drives and campaign coordination during elections. A search committee will recruit interview and evaluate candidates. Applications are available from James H. Blevins at 6473 E State St Trenton.
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Butler County
Democratic Executive Committee
David L. Smith
Smith
James H. Blevins
State St
Trenton
Mansfield couple killed in blaze in Ohio home
A Mansfield, Ohio couple Norman Ellis 62 and Della Ellis 63 died in an early morning fire. Fire officials tentatively blamed smoking in the home and said the pair were found dead from smoke inhalation.
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Mansfield, Ohio
Mansfield
Norman Ellis
Della
Joint wage levy backers to meet in Springboro
A Warren County joint vocational school levy backers group plans a public information meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Clear Creek Elementary School. Clear Creek teachers signed resolutions of support for the .3 mill levy on November’s ballot.
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Springboro
Warren County
Clearcreek
Whisky thefts at Castaways bar and car tape deck theft
Police report two cases of whisky valued at 200 dollars stolen from The Castaways bar at 18 S. Clinton St early yesterday. Robert Knor of 904 First Ave reported a tape deck worth 110 dollars stolen from his car parked at 812 S. Main St yesterday.
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Castaways
S. Clinton St
Robert Knor
First Ave
S. Main St
Germantown Plans speed limit changes and bus routing
Germantown Valley View School Board heard residents urge a 35 mph limit on Germantown Farmersville Pike from village to high school and double yellow lines. Pollyanna Avenue residents seek bus service due to lack of sidewalks. Board will study feasibility and forward requests to county.
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Germantown Valley View
Germantown
Farmersville Pike
Pollyanna Avenue
Robert Gardner
Walter Sparks
Ward Lindenmuth
Lindenmuth
Farmersville
Aeronca Officers Elected new union president named Profitt
John Profitt of Hamilton will be installed as president of the Aeronca Employes Union after a 315 to 181 vote over Gary Dougherty. He has worked seven years as an assembly inspector at the Aeronca parts plant. Others installed include Lloyd Stapleton vice president Carl Mitchell secretary Ruth Cornett treasurer Ernie Watson chief representative Fred Hall second shift, and trustees Joe Gills Dan Duncil. About 530 votes were cast for two year terms.
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John Proffit
Hamilton
Aeronca Employes Union
Profitt
Gary Dougherty
Aircraft Parts Manufacturing Company
Emory Atkins
Germantown
Independent Union
AEU
Lloyd Stapleton
Carl Mitchell
Ruth Cornett
Ernie Watson
Fred Hall
Joe Gills
Dan Duncil
Two Hurt in Bar Shooting in Hamilton
In an argument at Poor Charlie's Bar 444 Fair Ave Hamilton two men were shot. James Miley age 34 from 1302 Edison Ave is in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after three abdominal wounds. Claude Baker 33 of 17 Scott St is in serious condition at Mercy with a chest wound. Dennis L Wyant 21 of 9 Savitz Drive faces two counts of shooting with intent to kill or wound and is held on 4000 bond awaiting Hamilton Municipal Court.
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Hamilton
Charlie’s
Fair Ave
James Miley
Edison Ave
Mercy Hospital
Claude Baker
Scott St
Mercy
Dennis L. Wyant
Savitz Drive
Wyant
Hamilton Municipal Court
Local boy reports sighting a flying saucer
Randy Craft, 10, says he saw a round saucer like object with flashing lights and a red bottom while returning from a friend's house. His mother initially dismissed it but grew concerned after reading recent UFO reports in The Journal.
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Randy Craft
Randy
Owen Craft
Trenton-Franklin Road
Damon Park
Journal
Planners to Hear From Developers on Zoning Amendments
City Planning Commission schedules two public hearings at 7 30 p m in the City Building chambers. Developers will discuss a proposed two year 20 square foot temporary subdivision sign rule for divisions with six or more units. Chester Rhea requests a four building dwelling group on one acre near Jackson Lane and Roosevelt Boulevard. A name change for Culbertson Road from Johns Road to city limits is also on the agenda with a hearing and final approval possible. Roosevelt Avenue had been renamed Culbertson Road in July and residents urged a reversal in August.
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City Planning Commission
City Building Commission
Chester Rhea
Rhea- View Village
Jackson Lane
Roosevelt Boulevard
Culbertson Road
Johns Road
Roosevelt Avenue
Blue Ball Pike
West Germany and Japan urged to form joint energy commission
Chancellor Willy Brandt proposes a joint West German Japanese commission to handle world energy and resource needs. A government spokesman says the panel would foster cooperation on projects to secure adequate supplies of raw materials and fuels.
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Bonn
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Japan
Mosler workers return amid contempt threat
About half the Mosler Safe Co employees came back to work after Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer threatened to cite the 800 workers with contempt for failing to honor a court restraining order. The walkout had shut two plants and a warehouse since Wednesday. The contract runs through March 1975.
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Hamilton
Mosler Safe Co
Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Mosier
Cramer
Safe Workers Organization
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Broad Street and Civic Center
City Commission
King Wrecking Co., Inc
Cincinnati
Mack
N. Verity Parkway
Miller Insurance Inc
Reynolds Ave
Reed-Klopp Co
S. Broad St
Carfax
S. Broad
Charles H. Shook
Chicago
Yellow Cab and
Middletown Taxi Co., Inc
N. Broad
Agee Insurance Co
Area News
Jack R. Frymier
Ohio State University College of Education
Frymier
National Association For Supervision and Curriculum Development
Alliance of Association For the Advancement of Education
Crystal Tissue Co
Lebanon Correctional Institution
Jack Frymier
Democrats
P.T.O
Aeronca
Madison Junior High School
Joint Energy Commission
Mosler
Bartel
S$. Breiel Blvd
Cali
Central Ave
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