Dayton Man Found Shot To Death Near Franklin
The body of a 26 year old Dayton man was found shot three times a mile east of Franklin. Bradley Wayne Stareper of Floral Lane, Dayton, was identified by relatives after the body was taken to Kettering Laboratories in Cincinnati for autopsy. Authorities said time of death was between 4:30 and 9:30 a.m. and that the discovery was made around 9:30 a.m by three youths employed on the Matt Green farm.
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Franklin
Dayton
Bradley Wayne Stareper
Floral Lane
Kettering Laboratories
Cincinnati
Lower Springboro
Ralph Young
Warren
Green Farm
O'Bryant
Walter O'Bryant
Young
Car Jumps Rail Fatal Crash On Ohio 4 Near Overpass
A 23 year old man was killed when a car vaulted a guardrail and fell 40 feet into a valley on northbound Ohio 4 near the overpass. His wife and another couple were injured. Lucille Watson, 62, of 214 Young St., was treated for severe head injuries and later transferred to Mercy Hospital Hamilton. The deceased, Robert Lee Frey, 23, was a Detroit native recently arriving in the area. Four others were injured or treated at Middletown and Franklin area hospitals. This marked Butler County’s 36th traffic fatality of the year.
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Lucille Watson
Young St
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
First Ave
Middletown Hospital
Watson
Hamilton Hospital
Garret J. Boone
Robert Lee Frey
Boone
Detroit
Mich
Butler County
Shaker Road
Four Accident Victims Remain Hospitalized in Ohio Area
Mrs Lavada Spicer 28 of 225 Finley St improved but in critical care after a train car collision Friday night at Middletown Hospital. Others injured in area traffic also shown improving with updates from hospital spokesmen. Timothy Colinsworth 5 of 512 Garfield St was struck by Jerry Wilder 31 of Cincinnati at 3 10 p m on Neilan Boulevard near 312 Garfield St. Wilder not cited.
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Lavada Spicer
Finley St
Middletown Hospital
Marie Sanders
Woodlawn Ave
Herbert Ward
Sands Ave
Monroe
Samuel F. Jones
Winston Drive
Hamilton
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
John W. Stanzak
Corwn Ave
Timothy Colinsworth
Garfield St
Jerry Wayne Wilder
Wilder
Grand Opening Delayed For CG&E Building
The new four million CG&E building at Central Ave and Main St will likely open in late November due to unfinished electrical and carpentry work. Construction started about two and a half years ago amid a cement timbers strike. sidewalk work remains incomplete and a temporary opening with provisional sidewalks is possible.
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Cg&e
Central Ave
Main Street
Cincinnati
Obituary of Ora Goodpasture 80 Middletown
Ora Goodpasture 80 of 2115 Roosevelt Ave died last night at Middletown Hospital. He retired from Amco Steel Corp security. Survived by wife Hazel a daughter Mrs. Ropert Schneider son William Ross a sister Mrs. Michie O'Brian five grandchildren and three great grandchildren Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home.
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Ora Goodpasture
Roosevelt Ave
Middletown Hospital
Security Department
Amco Steel Corp
Mrs. Bertha I. Gressle 71 dies in Middletown
Mrs. Bertha I. Gressle 71 of 1007 Midway Street Middletown died yesterday morning at Middletown Hospital after being admitted Thursday. A native of Menifee County Kentucky she had lived in Middletown for years and is survived by husband Earl four brothers and two sisters. Services set for 7 pm Tuesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev G Walter Weber officiating. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at the funeral home.
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Bertha I. Gressle
Midway St
Middletown Hospital
Menifee County
Gressle
Middletown
Earl
Caris Ingram
Mt. Sterling
Clay Ingram
Kash Ingram
Melbourne
Fla
Herbert Ingram
Camden
Lucy Maham
Nell Hollander
Boulder
Colo
McCoy- Leffler
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Stockholders Challenge Enquirer Buyout Plan
A minority stockholders suit in U.S. District Court challenges The Cincinnati Enquirer purchase of 60 percent of its stock from E. W. Scripps Co. Filed by Mrs. Jean Whitehouse Ramey she alleges proxy material for the deal is false and misleading. Defendants include E. W. Scripps Co Scripps Howard Investment Co the Enquirer and related entities and 10 directors.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
E.W. Scripps Co
U.S. District Court
Jean Whitehouse Ramey
Enquirer Kentucky
Jack Ramey
Scripps Howard Investment Co
The
Enquirer Enterprises Inc
Jack Howard
Willam L. McGrath
YMCA Pool Rescue Leaves 14-Year-Old Hospitalized
A 14 year old boy nearly drowned in the eight foot pool at the YMCA yesterday afternoon in Middletown. Lifeguard Paula Marts 19 pulled him from the water and he was revived with oxygen by firefighters and treated at Middletown Hospital. He was later admitted to Fort Hamilton Hospital with a possible head injury.
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Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
YMCA
David Gamble
Fifth Ave
Paula Marts
Middletown Fires Department
Middletown Hospital
Dick Jones
Miss Marts
Champion Paper Strike Ends After Union Votes
The 2700 member Local 1967 union accepted a contract with U S Plywood Champion Paper Co ending a month long walkout in Hamilton Ohio. Voted 1152 in favor to 4547 against the agreement includes wage increases of 28 cents first year and 25 cents in each of the next two years. U S Plywood Champion Paper is the region's main industry.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Paperworkers Union
US Plywood Champion Paper Co
West Abrams
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
U.S
Veteran and wife share tale of overcoming handicap
In a profile by Kathleen Krumm a veteran who lost a leg in Vietnam discusses his path back to work after returning in 1969. He and his Monroe wife describe resilience, dating after service, marriage, and the challenge of being seen as normal rather than defined by disability.
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Fritzsche
Saundra
Vietnam
Sheckler
Southeast Asia
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Steel Company
Fire Damages Hardware Store and Tavern in Gallipolis
Fire gutted Farm Equipment Hardware Store and Joe's Place Tavern in downtown Gallipolis late Friday into Saturday. Firefighting units from Gallipolis State Institute and Point Pleasant, West Virginia, helped contain the blaze. no cause yet determined. Witnesses reported a two-story building loss and local residents recall wartime memories as a veteran named Don Fritzsche returns home.
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Gallipolis
Zimmer Quits Ohio Regents After Absent Meetings
William Zimmer, 63, of Cincinnati, resigned from the Ohio Board of Regents where he had served since 1963 and chaired Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. He cited business as the reason amid criticism over frequent absences from board meetings. Chancellor John D. Millett said Zimmer missed the last 10 or 12 meetings and a replacement will be named within weeks.
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Columbus, Ohio
William Zimmer
Cincinnati
Ohio Board of Regents
Zimmer
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Regents
John D. Millett
John McElroy
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes Announces 147800 Anti Poverty Grants Across Ohio
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced 147,800 in federal grants for anti poverty programs in ten Ohio counties. The largest, 53949, goes to Community Action Agency of Columbiana County in Lisbon for neighborhood center programs and administration. Other grants include 38685 to Hancock Hardin Wyandot and Putnam CAC Findlay and 31608 to Pickaway CAC Circleville.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Community Action Agency of
Columbiana County, Inc
Lisbon
Hancock - Hardin - Wyandot and
Putnam Community Action Commission
Findlay
Pickaway County Community Action Organization, Inc
Circleville
Powell and Wife Attend Church with Nixon in D C
State Sen. Walter E. Powell and his wife Bobbie travel to Washington D C to attend church with President Nixon. Powell, a candidate in the 24th District race, planned a reception after the service before returning home.
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Powell
Washington
Walter E. Powell
Bobbie
Washington, D. C
Richard Nixon
Manchester Motor Inn
League of Women Voters
Nations collaborate on offshore herring study from submarine
Halifax Canada and the United States and the Soviet Union jointly conduct a scientific project to study Atlantic herring spawning beds from a submarine. Canada supplies the eight ton Pisces I submarine. The United States provides the fisheries research vessel Albatross IV from Gloucester Massachusetts and the Soviet Union offers the research trawler Alferas.
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Halifax
N.S
Canada
United States
Soviet Union
Atlantic
Fisheries Research Board of Canada
Gloucester
Mass
Russia
Alferas
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Germantown Rd
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Kathleen
Krumm Journal Stati Writer
Armco
Washington Court House
Don Fritzsche
Courtland Drive
Nti
Your Heart Association
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Heart Association
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Artemis Hair Design
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Curtis L. Meyer
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