Color Photos on Licenses Delayed in Ohio
Ohio delays color photo driver licenses at least until July 1 1973 as bids fail and a new direct issue process is set. Dep. HSW Dir Frederick Vierow cites legal points bid variances and a need to resolve questions before issuing licenses six weeks after May 15 1973. ACLU opposition cited to a central police photo file looms over the plan.
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Columbus, Ohio
Vierow
American Civil Liberties Union of
Ohio
General Assembly
ACLU
Camden Youth Serious In Car Truck Crash North of Seven Mile
A Camden area youth was transferred from Mercy Hospital to Middletown Hospital in serious condition after a Sunday evening crash north of Seven Mile. Timothy J. Finney 6179 Pleasant Valley Road drove north on Ohio 503 and reportedly ran a stop sign colliding with a pickup driven by Harold L. Smart 60 of Frankfort Indiana eastbound on Ohio 73.
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Camden Area
Middletown Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Seven Mile
Timothy J. Finney
Pleasant Valley Road
Ohio
Harold L. Smart
Frankfort
Ind
Board Member To Discuss School Levy At Open House
William Schaefer, vice president of the Middletown Board of Education, will discuss the upcoming 7.9 mill tax levy with parents at Sherman Elementary School tomorrow. The 6 30 p.m. open house will feature a Halloween musical program by Sherman fourth graders.
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William Schaefer
Middletown Board of Education
Sherman Elementary School
Sherman
Inmate Smuggling Probe at Lebanon Correctional Institution
Officials at Lebanon Correctional Institution investigate possible marijuana smuggling by inmates taking advanced vocational courses outside the facility. Superintendent William Dallman says the probe focuses on inmates returning from daytime classes at Dayton Night High School and Patterson Coop High School with potential illegal substances.
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Lebanon
Lebanon Correctional Institution
William Dallman
LCI
the Journal
Dayton Night High School
Patterson Coop High School
Dallman
Dayton
Hobard Welding School
Troy
Middletown
Miami University
Carlisle Clinic
Wales
Patterson School
Middletown High School
Miami U. No Car Rule Defended in Court
Miami University officials testified that removing the 53-year-old no car rule could bring 3,500 to 4,200 additional cars to Oxford. They argued traffic chaos and disrupting the academic atmosphere if the rule were not in effect, defending the current policy in Butler County court.
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Hamilton
Miami University
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Fred B. Cramer
Oxford
Robert Destro
The
University of
Akron
Richard Koehler
Miami
Destro
University
Cramer
Oxford Township
Koehler
Wildcat walkout at Square D plant disrupts production
Pickets appeared at Square D's South University Boulevard facility yesterday around noon before workers returned to assignments this morning. Union sources and IBEW Local 2258 could not be reached for comment as company officials held meetings and telephone discussions.
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Square D
South University Boulevard
Union International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Vehicular Homicide Charged In Butler County Crash
Gerald Moore 5 has been charged with first degree vehicular homicide after a crash on Yankee Road that killed James Reed 42 and his son Ronald Reed 16. Moore’s three year old son was lightly injured. Funeral services for the Reed family are planned at Grand Avenue Church of God.
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James Reed
Ronald Reed
Oxford State Road
Yankee Road
Moore
Reeds
Ronald
Garret J. Boone
Butler County
Gerald Richard
Middletown Hospital
Middletown
Cincinnati Hospital
Grand Avenue
Coin spill blocks I-75 in Cincinnati during rush hour
A Brink's Inc armored truck released about 4000 in pennies nickels and dimes when a door opened on I 75 in Cincinnati at 8 am causing a traffic jam. Street maintenance crews swept the coins from the northbound lane and reopened the interstate after securing the spill.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Brink’s Inc
Brink’s
Cincinnati
Franklin Nears Sale of Abandoned St. Rigis Paper Mill
Franklin moves closer to ownership of the St. Regis paper mill on River Street as council approves details before bid openings Friday. The city would gain the plant with major equipment intact, create about 100 jobs, and retain one water well valued around $60,000. Prospective buyers must meet city requirements including a $80,000 sewer fee guarantee, $500,000 in renovations, a $10,000 certified check, and proof of industry background and finances, while complying with pollution laws.
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Greg
Suit Journal
Franklin
St. Rigis
River Street
St. Regis
Eichholz
Injured Child Improves After Cincinnati Hospital Admission
A 9 year old Ohio City girl moved out of intensive care at Children’s Hospital Cincinnati after a crash fatal for her father and sister. Her mother 31 and sister 9 remain in hospital in fair and serious condition. One sibling treated and released while three uninjured. Other car occupants Gregory Isaacs 20 and Charles Nicley 20 treated.
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Ohio City
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Pamela
Grand Avenue
Kensington Street
Mary Williams
Kathy
Middletown Hospital
Gregory Isaacs
S. Sutphin St
Charles Nicley
S. Sutphin
Charges Filed At Franklin In Fatal I-75 Crash
Franklin Municipal Court charged 23 year old David Egleston of 879 Chamberlain Road with failure to maintain assured clear distance and vehicular manslaughter after a Saturday I 75 car truck crash that killed Catherine Johnston a Medway woman who was a passenger in a truck driven by Arthur Reed 48 of Dayton.
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Franklin
Franklin Municipal Court
David Egleston
Chamberlain Road
Medway
Egleston
Catherine Johnston
Arthur Reed
Dayton
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Harry L. Armstrong
R-17
Logan
Weatherwax
Frank Martz
Highlands
Sheckler
Camden Youth Serious
LCL
David Nzor Jorrnal
Tommy Wales
U.’s
Robert F. Etheridge
Discount Beverage
Gerald Moore
Mohawk St
Christ Hospital
Bernard Eichholz
Kevin Williams
Robert Williams
Ister
N. Main
Manchester
Aes Mae On
Central Ave
McAlpin’s
Detachable
A. C. Cord
U.S.A
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