Utility coalition spends near a million to defeat ballot issues
A Columbus backed coalition reports spending about 1.01 million dollars to defeat four constitutional amendments on nuclear power rates and ballot access, while pro-issue groups show initial outlays of a little over 15 thousand dollars. The Vote No committees and OUR filed mid-October reports. television and print ads totaled over 453 thousand dollars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Secretary of State
Ohio
Vote No
Ohioans For Utility Reform
OUR
Vote Yes
Fugenc
Pete' O'Grady
Anti-Issues Group
O'Grady
Ted W. Brown
Western Bloc
Steve Sterrett
Vital Births and Dismissals Reported in Local Notices
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Terry Combs 1711 Glenn Ave a boy Thursday and other families in Franklin area with births today or Thursday including Waters Blevins Gentry Triplett Carpenter Kelly Craig Denny Whitt in Dayton. hospital dismissals name multiple residents from Franklin and nearby communities with listed streets and affiliations.
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Terry Combs
Glenn Ave
Richard Waters
Spring Garden
Apt
Robert Blevins
Vine St
Gregory Gentry
Oberon Drive
Michael Triplett
Park Drive
James Kelly Craig
St Main St
Franklin, Boy
Denny Whitt
Forest Ave
Franklin
St. Elizabeth's Medical Center
Dayton
Utilities contributions to Wilcox Co. listed from Ohio and outside states
Wilcox Co. of New York with Barberton offices makes boilers for energy. Outside Ohio, Detroit Edison and Duke Power Co. give $10,000 each and Duquesne Light Co. $6,000. Ohio utilities donate large sums including Toledo Edison $59,000 and others adding up to $159,500 from Cleveland Electric Illuminating, plus Columbus Gas $10,000 and East Ohio Gas $10,000. In-kind contributions are not shown.
Kiwanis to Hear Dr Harris on Cancer Services
Dr Jack Harris president of the American Cancer Society of Ohio and director of medical services at Armco Steel Corp will present the weekly program at Middletown East Kiwanis Club. The meeting is Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn.
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Jack Harris
American Cancer Society of Ohio
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown East
Butler County Sheriff Candidate Walton Promises Open, Accountable Governance
Republican Robert Walton campaigns for Butler County sheriff amid push for transparency and efficiency. He cites eliminating top-heavy roles, boosting deputy training, and broader public access to finances while expanding road patrols and civilian support. Walton, 51, ratchets up focus on law enforcement credibility and cost savings.
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John Leach
Robert Walton
Butler County
Walton
Thurman J. Roger
Darrell Collins
Harold Carpenter
John Holcomb
Bette
Drug safety seminars for parents scheduled
Pharmacist Richard Lewis will lead two parent information seminars on drug safety for third graders. At Garfield Elementary School the session begins at 9 a.m. with a parent talk before classes. at Jefferson Elementary School the program takes place on November 1 with a parent session at 8:30 a.m.
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Middletown
Richard Lewis
Garfield
Lewis
Jefferson Elementary
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Utility Coalition
Sterrett
Ohio Edison Co
Babcock
Charles Carpenter
Millard Drive
Franklin, Girl
James Lidge
14Th Ave
Jerry Lawson
Andrew St
Pearl Griffin
Buena Ave
Debbie Kahne
John Kahne
Moore St
Julie Lowe
Roger Lowe
Arlington Ave
William DeHart
S. Main St
Paul Pergram
Pinta Ave
Alpha Mokry
Tytus
Arthur Brown
Grand Ave
Thomas Charles Combs
Thomas Road
Flake Strouth
Lebanon
Cale Ledford
Middletown — Hospital
Dr. Harris
Kiwanis
Butler County Sheriff
SAT
Agram
Florida
Jack Wendel
Mark Wendel
Mike Hogan
University of Dayton
B.S. Business Administration
U.S. Army Finance School
Air Service Center Inc
Barnhouse & Stephenson
Hamilton Airport
U.S. Army Finance & Accounting Division
Mike
Pol. Adv
Ilton
Frye
H. Smith
McAlpin's Ladies
Towne Mall
Sun