Ford campaign office burglary probe recalls Watergate
An attempted break-in at President Ford Committee offices left two jimmy bar marks on a file cabinet but nothing was taken. Officials said the cabinet held checks and financial records not political files and no forced entry was found. Police discounted political motives and memories of Watergate lingered as office renovations and daytime activity were noted.
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Washington
Ford
Lester R. Benjamin
President Ford Committee
Benjamin
Robert Visser
Visser
Democratic National Committee
Watergate Complex
Richard M. Nixon
Industrial Council backs Middletown Hospital expansion
The Middletown Industrial Council a Chamber of Commerce division endorses Issue 22 in the November election to grant the hospital principal use in D-1 zoning enabling expansion of facilities and a new parking structure. Planning commissioners have denied the plans and neighborhood residents oppose.
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Middletown Industrial Council
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Hospital
Frank Neal
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Neal
Burglary spree hits offices and apartments across town
Thieves stole a 100 pound floor safe with 400 dollars from 124 Charles St basement office after prying the door. They entered through a freezer and left behind multiple liquor cases and pizzas. In Hart Industrial Products Inc. at 931 Jeannette Ave burglars lowered into a skylight and took 50 pocket knives, a snub revolver, cash, lighters and tapes. Two apartments saw color televisions taken, including a 300 dollar set from Bigelow Kinsey at 1505 Manchester Ave and a 250 dollar TV with liquor and binoculars from Helen Hartsook in the same building. A garage door was pried from Marvin Blankenship's home at 215 Monroe St. nothing reported missing.
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Charles St
Hart Industrial Products Inc
Jeannette Ave
Edward Hart
Forest Park
Bigelow Kinsey
Manchester Ave
Helen Hartsook
Marvin Blankenship
Monroe St
Franklin Woman Injured After Two Car Crash
Treva Adams 31 of 9133 Deardoff Road treated at Middletown Hospital after a two car collision on Roosevelt Boulevard near Jackson Lane. Lindsay Adams 36 rented vehicle. Robert Cox 46 charged with failure to maintain an assured clear distance. Damages estimated at 150 and 600 dollars respectively.
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Franklin
Middletown
Treva Adams
Deardoff Road
Lindsay Adams
Adams
Roosevelt Boulevard
Jackson Lane
Robert Cox
Roosevelt Blvd
Cox Auto
Cox
Middletown area deaths and funeral notices
Obituaries list Mrs. Mette Kronborg 84 of 12 Ardmore Drive who died at Middletown Hospital after a two year illness. Services Thursday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Also listed are Ren N. Mon, Arthur Carl Richter, Ada Stone, Ruth Loveless, Carl L. Sharrit and others, with details on ages, places of residence, family survivors and service times across multiple local funeral homes.
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Mette Kronborg
Ardmore Drive
Middletown Hospital
Kronborg
Lexington
Middletown
Denmark
Kristian
Maryanna Mills
Glen Head
N.Y
Doris Schnecker
Pete Brix
Chicago
Ren N. Mon
Winona Mive
Montgomery
Kurt-Kash Inc
Dayton
Ezel
Beulah
Drexel
Camden
Lillian Post
Umatilla
Fla
Wilma Stephens
Cla
Arthur Carl Richter
Yankee Road
Trenton
Luther
Gerhard
Paul
Sarasota
Mark
Wilson- Schramm
St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Ada Stone
20Th Ave
Mich
Emmanuel’ Baptist Church
Willie Bankston
Woodside Cemetery
Joel F. Bailey
Lake Worth
Fila
Clarence
Louise
Thelma
West Palm Beach
Mary Winkler
Bessie Anders
Frank Creager
Carl L. Sharrit
Toledo
Sharrit
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Masonic Lodge
Jefferson Lodge 90
F&am
Zella
Lester
Van
Grace Combs
Ansberg-West Funeral Home
Tol Memorial Park
Hamilton
David Mallicote
Haldimand Ave
Klaus- Weigel
Cicero Stanifer
Corwin Ave
Webb
Willis Shifler
Radcliff, Ky
Colligan
Paul Rinegar
Ninth St
Brown- Dawson
Helen Cochran
N. Washington Blvd
St. Peter’s Church
Cletus Ruhlman
Sunset Drive
Evel Knievel to Donate $2000 to Local Cancer Unit
Evel Knievel will present $1000 to the Middletown Butler County Unit of the American Cancer Society and Kings Island will match with another $1000. The Bike-A-Thon committee will meet Knievel at Kings Island today to finalize the arrangement and invite participants with at least $50 in pledges to attend the jump. The event runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a five mile ride and up to 50 miles in total pledges, plus prizes including four bicycles and a motorized bike.
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Cancer
Bike-A-Thon
Evel Knievel
Kings Island
Middletown
Butler County
American Cancer Society
Gerald Enright
Bike-Athon
Knievel
The
Journal
See 2 Island
Cancer Society
Athon
Take Your Medicine eighth grade play at Roosevelt
Roosevelt Middle School presents Take Your Medicine an annual eighth grade comedy about hospitals and mistaken identity at 7:30 in Bam auditorium Cast includes John Gamble David Ballard Anne Macadem Lisa Neu Deidra Taylor Vincent Risner Anna Smith Kerry Jones Sara Pratt Bill Bowling Paula Logan Kara Diersing Holly Hutchinson Beverly Balger Lisa Colwell Mary Ann Bradford Ted Tucker The eighth grade orchestra performs Directors are Mrs Mary Francis and Mrs Edith Schueler Tickets 50 cents at the door Mississippi textile manufacture noted in nearby context.
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Roosevelt Middle School
Bam
John Gamble
David Ballard
Anne Macadem
Lisa Neu
Deidra Taylor
Vincent Risner
Anna Smith
Kerry Jones
Sara Pratt
Bill Bowling
Paula Logan
Kara Diersing
Holly Hutchinson
Beverly Balger
Lisa Colwell
Mary Ann Bradford
Ted Tucker
School materials exhibit at MUM Middletown Campus
The annual exhibit by the Ohio Professional Bookmen of America and the National Audio-Visual Association runs Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Logan T. Johnston Hall Middletown Campus. More than 40 exhibitors show educational materials and audio visual products. Open to the public, the event accompanies in service training for district teachers and administrators, presented by Gardner-Harvey Library and the Middletown Campus.
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Ohio Professional Bookmen of America
National Audio-Visual Association
Logan T. Johnston
Middletown
Franklin driver loses license for six months after arrest
Franklin Municipal Court sentenced Roy Dwine Prichard to three days in jail and six month license suspension for loss of physical control. Judge John B. Tracy also sentenced him to 10 days in jail suspended and a $50 fine for carrying a concealed weapon. Ronnie Lee Lamb, 19, was fined $25 for disorderly conduct on Main Street.
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Franklin
Roy Dwine Prichard
Ellenridge Drive
Franklin Municipal Court
John B. Tracy
Prichard
Ronnie Lee Lamb
Fifth St
Main Street
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid demo in home
Beltone announces a free non operating model of the smallest Beltone aid ever made. Request this ear level unit by mail to Beltone Electronics in Chicago for no cost and no obligation. Thousands already mailed.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics
Victoria Street
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Ford Campaign
Committee
Dodds Monuments
Verity
14Th Ave
Charles
Bud) Steller Mor
Industrial Council
N. University Blvd
Middletown, Ohio
Bankamericard
William
Worrell
Alliance
Committee For the Survival of
Q. R. Reeder
Jyan Court
Ohio
Ae Ea
Ren Montgomery
Arthur Richter
Ruth Loveless
Carl Sharrit
Roosevelt
Mississippi
MUM
Gardner-Harvey Library
Middletonians
City Commission
School Board
Middletown Jay Cees
Ours
National
Homer D. Leffler
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