Celeste Wins Endorsements From Two Ohio Newspapers
The Associated Press reports Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard F. Celeste, then lieutenant governor, has earned endorsements from The Akron Beacon Journal and The Dayton Daily News. Both editorials favor Celeste over incumbent Gov. James A Rhodes seeking a fourth term.
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Dayton
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Evacuation After Coke Gas Line Leak Near Meadow Avenue
About 15 families were evacuated from Meadow Avenue as Armco workers repaired a leak in a coke gas line near the alley south of Meadow. A weld failed during a valve check around 9:45 a.m., prompting immediate gas shutoff and door to door alerts by police and firefighters about 10:30 a.m. Repairs finished roughly an hour later.
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Barbara Hamilton
Middletown Works
Hamilton
Car hits sewer extension injures teen passenger
A 17 year old girl Brenda Shipp of 217 Baltimore St was treated and released from Middletown Hospital after a one car accident at Vannest Avenue and Sunset Street. The driver Carma L Griffin 20 of 3200 Illinois Ave failed to see a newly constructed sewer extension six to eight inches above ground. Police said two other passengers were uninjured and there was no barricade at the site.
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Vannest Avenue
Sunset Street
Brenda Shipp
Baltimore St
Carma L. Griffin
Illinois Ave
Griffin
Vendety
Fairmount Ave
Ray Chandler
Diamond
Stanley St
Rachel Edna Duvall
Cleveland St
Jerry McClain
Grand Ave
Helen Dougaman
Springboro Council approves sewer hookup ordinance
Springboro Village Council passed on the third reading a sewer hookup ordinance affecting two families. The measure requires villagers to connect to newly laid sanitary sewers in the downtown and southern areas by June 30, 1979.
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Springboro
MANY aids students with emergency funds in local schools
Nearly $15,000 over the years has been provided by Middletown Area Neediest Youth to help needy youths stay in school. The annual meeting reported disbursements of $14,770.67 since 1972, with a peak yearly outlay of $4,418.36 in 1977-78. The group allocated $6,000 to area schools for this year, including $4,300 for Middletown, $500 each for Madison and Edgewood, $200 for public health nurses, and funds to parochial schools. Trustees and officers were re-elected for 1978-79.
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Madison
Edgewood
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Hope Delights Columbus at 50th Ohio Theatre Gala
Bob Hope headlined Ohio Theater’s 50th birthday celebration in Columbus with Ginger Rogers Vic Damone and Carmen Cavallaro. NBC taped portions for a December 3 special. The venue, a National Historic Landmark, features a 2.5 ton chandelier and a historic organ, restored by the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts.
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Correction: Health board meeting speaker named Benton Wahl
A newsroom correction clarifies that Benton Wahl Warren County health commissioner spoke at the Warren County Health Board meeting held Wednesday afternoon, not James Ellis ex executive director of the Warren County Mental Health and Retardation Board as reported Friday. Enduring the error, the meeting details remain unchanged.
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Warren County
Picketing teachers violated court order in Ohio strike
LOGAN Ohio AP a judge found 63 Logan School District employees violated a restraining order during Ohio s longest school strike and dismissed charges against seven others Hearings continue for two more and sentencing awaits a separate complaint by the LEA and OAPSE over alleged bad faith contract negotiations The injunction required teachers to return to work and stop picketing with no new talks scheduled since the four minute closing negotiating session Aug 29 opening Sept 21 for 4300 students.
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Burglary at Garfield Street Garage Nets TV Jack and Tools
Police report several items stolen from a residential garage at 600 Garfield Street including a $490 color television set a $225 one ton floor jack a $86 body grinder and assorted tools. No suspects named.
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Zoo elephant to perform at Chrysler Products show
Mai Thai the Cincinnati Zoo elephant will perform at Chrysler Products Inc. on Germantown Road from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. The event promotes a year end clearance sale at the car dealership and targets children.
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Chrysler Products Inc
Germantown Road
Franklin drivers face jail and fines in city court
Franklin Municipal Court sentenced Jerry Bowling to 30 days in jail and a $200 fine for driving while under suspension. Three men received three days in jail, $150 fines, and six month license suspensions for driving while intoxicated. David E Woodward paid $100 for reckless operation and $100 for fleeing the scene with license suspension. Doris J Cox fined $100 with six month license note for reckless operation. Robert C Boyd fined $75 for no license. Martha L Lawson fined $50 with one year license suspension for failure to maintain control. Russell J Schoen forfeited a $200 bond in the DWI case.
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Germantown Road
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Lexington
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Leighty
Robert C. Boyd
Harding Court
Martha L. Lawson
Hill Ave
Franklin man Bob K Tinch dies. services set
Franklin Bob K Tinch 38 of 534 S River St died Saturday morning at Middletown Hospital after a two day stay. He was a member of FOF Lodge 2309 Franklin and the Loyal Order of Moose in Miamisburg. Survived by mother Sarah Tinch and siblings Jerry Donald Linda Jo Anne. Relatives at Anglesby Panerai Home with burial at Springboro Cemetery. Visitation Monday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.
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