Heavy safe stolen in North Avenue break-in
A 1000 pound safe valued at 700 was stolen from a North Avenue home along with a revolver clock and other items after burglars forced entry through basement windows and rear doors. Police reported missing items from multiple residents including a television set from Lizzie Mason and a silver watch with chess set from Herman Baldwin.
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North Avenue
Nannie Trimble
Lizzie Mason
Fairmount Ave
Herman Baldwin
Lamberton St
Police Briefs Reported Thefts At Local Locations
Police report says a car at the Miami Middletown Campus was entered and items including two cameras filters and tires valued at 1200 dollars were stolen from Jay Ollson of 7165 Barbara Drive. A tire was set by youths in a Middletown Mall restroom with no damage reported.
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Jay Ollson
Barbara Drive
Miami Middletown
Middletown
Middletown Schedules Two Swine Flu Clinics For Seniors
The Middletown Health Department schedules two swine flu vaccination clinics with the bivalent vaccine for people 60 and older and those with chronic diseases. Clinics run Wednesday 10 pm to 2 pm at the Townhouse highrise and Thursday 1 to 6 pm at the J Ross Hunt highrise. High risk under 25 cannot receive at public clinics. diabetics and cardiorespiratory sufferers should see private doctors. A helpline is 423 4507. The vaccine will also be distributed at Middletown Hospital for private physicians.
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Middletown Health Department
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Ross Hunt
Clinton Street
Paul Asmussen
Asmussen
Middletown Hospital
Middletown Candidates Page Leads to Ballot Focus
A Middlesex area page highlights candidates and races shaping the upcoming election. Voter details and key issues are outlined as communities assess their options and prepare to vote.
Meet the Candidate Night at Middletown Mall Forum
A candidates forum at Middletown Mall rotunda co sponsored by the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce and the Middletown Jaycees features county state and congressional contenders. Attendees hear each candidate outline three minute responses to priority issues with follow up questions from a media panel.
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Middletown
Middletown Area
William Denham
Keith McBurnie
Cale Logsdon
Jack Zettler
James Oliver
Butler County Commission
Donald Schirmer
Joseph Cella
John Holcomb
Thomas Stubbs Jr
Butler County
Edward Jr
Gordon Boudinet Jr
Butler
Robert Woolton
Thurman J Roger
Darrell Collins
Jean Blazer
Donna Nicol
Mark G. Wendel
Michael Hogan
William Foster
Fach
Aul Day
Middletown Journal
WPFB
Irene Wright
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reagan campaigns for Lukens with broad national critique
Reagan urged voters to compare party platforms and warned Carter’s plans would raise costs. He criticized the New Deal and Great Society while praising fiscal restraint, urged opposition to Democratic policy proposals, and framed Republicans as defenders of morality in foreign affairs. He spoke at the Manchester Inn in Middletown to back Lukens.
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North Carolina
Ronald Reagan
Middletown
Jimmy Carter
Manchester Inn
Donald F. Lukens
Reagan
California
Lukens
U.S. Congress
Congress
Humphrey- Hawkins
Republic of China
Taiwan
South Korea
Ford
Europe
Soviet Union
A Democratic Congress
Carter
Middletown Area United Way Campaign Reaches 70 Percent
The Middletown Area United Way reports $598 380.9 raised, 70 percent of its $852,506 goal, at a meeting at the Manchester Inn. Division heads urged a final push before the Oct 29 report. Major contributors include Armco units and various education and government groups with varied attainment levels.
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Middletown Area
United Way
Manchester Inn
Sue Harris
John
Retail and dental pros exceed targets in annual report
Dan Danner of retail reported 6 407 29 dollars or 31 percent progress and professional Kitty Brown rose to 7 402 56 dollars or 42 percent. The top professional score came from Marge Leichty of dentists with 87 percent of goal reached.
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Dan Danner
Kitty Brown
Marge Leichty
Dentists
AEIPF election set for Nov 4 after court clears delay
The Armco Employes Independent Federation postpones its presidential election to November 4 after U S District Court denied a restraining order. Incumbent Carmel Mathis led Ray Moreland 1643 to 1641 in the Oct 7 vote, but an uncounted absentee ballot box prompted the postponement. Judge Robert Marrs found the executive committee acted legally and cannot be interfered with.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Robert Marrs
John Lincoln Wright to Perform Free Show at Middletown Mall
Boston based seven member country group John Lincoln Wright will headline a two hour free concert Friday evening at Middletown Mall starting 5 30 p m The event is sponsored by the Country Estate Club in Miamisburg and includes an earlier afternoon set today in the mall.
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John Lincoln Wright
Boston
Middletown Mall
New Country Estate Club
Miamisburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Betty Best
Sherman School
Wendt
Washington
Mussolini
Italy
Norm Hayes
Goal Industrial
Jerry Pennington
Armco General Office
L. C. Grimes
Armco Middletown Works
Joe Tuttle
Industral I
Larry Schneider
Ray Craycraft
Mark Smith
Russ Dwyer
Don Langhorne
Bill Andrews
Chuck Mills
The
Armco
Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
U.S. District Court
Cincinnati
Moreland
Marrs
Executive Committee
Osborne Studios
Verity
Great Tor
Keane
Lrt
Springboro
Tom
RED Lion Cocktail Lounge
Central Ave
Outfitters
Ua Court of Appeals
Judge
Court of Common Pleas
Robt. L. Black, Jr
Charles Jones
William E. Rathman
Butler Co ._Co
Manchester Avenue
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