Lukens Biggest Spender in Area Campaigns
Butler County election records show Republican incumbent State Sen Donald E. Lukens of Middletown as the top spender in area pre general election campaigns. Through October 13 he reported $14,320.19 in contributions and $16,536.28 in expenditures. His main opponent, Democrat Paul J. Enright, reported $3,660.00 in contributions and $2,066.67 in expenditures in the 57th district race.
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Hamilton
Donald E. Lukens
Middletown
Butler County Board of Elections
Lukens
Paul J
Denham Republican Reaches Fundraising Total in Race
William Denham listed campaign contributions totaling 4020.00 and expenditures 3206.67. His opponent is Democrat Keith McBurnie in the representative race.
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William Denham
Keith McBurnie
County election campaign filings reveal varied contributions
In Butler County Ohio, multiple candidates in the January and March term races report campaign finances. Dale Logsdon and Donald Schirmer lead GOP entries with substantial expenditures while Democrats like Jack Zettler and Joseph Cella report lower totals. Sheriff contenders include Thurman J Roger and Darrell Collins with large figures, and treasurer, recorder, and clerk candidates show mixed contributions and outlays across parties.
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Butler County Commission
Dale Logsdon
Jack Zettler
James Oliver
Donald Schirmer
Tures
Joseph Cella
Robert Walton
Thurman J. Roger
Michael Hogan
Recorder
Jean M. Blazer
Wounded man charged after jewelry store robbery
Brookville Indiana resident Thomas Claxton 21 was shot in the head during an alleged jewelry store robbery near Hamilton and charged with aggravated robbery by Butler County deputies while in serious condition at Cincinnati General Hospital. The incident involved store operator Sally Peters and her husband Terry Peters. In a separate accident, Steven Worrell 19 was treated after a motorcycle hit a car on N University Boulevard and Manchester Road.
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Hamilton
Brookville
Ind
Butler County
Thomas Steve Claxton
Cincinnati General Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Claxton
Sally Peters
Terry
Steven Worrell
Pennswood Drive
Middletown Hospital
University Boulevard
Manchester Road
Worrell
John Mull
Winona Drive
Mull
Life sentence for Middletown paint store slaying
Charles Arnold 32 of Dayton was found guilty in September of aggravated murder for the 1974 shotgun killing of Michael Carter, a Pittsburgh Paint Center clerk. Butler County judge Robert Marrs sentenced Arnold to life imprisonment after reviews of the pre sentence report and psychiatric evaluations.
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Hamilton
Charles Arnold
Dayton
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Ohio
Marrs
Arnold
Michael Carter
Pittsburgh
Central Avenue
Carter
Taft Elementary School Ransacked in Seven Break-ins
Police report seven break-ins yesterday including Taft Elementary School at 1036 S Verity Parkway where 21 classrooms and a janitor’s room were broken into. No items confirmed stolen. desks and doors were damaged and a burglar alarm was triggered as burglars fled.
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Taft Elementary School
S. Verity Parkway
Jean Gear
Carl Stark
S. Sutphin St
Dot's Market
N. Grimes St
Butler County Sheriff Walton Profile Contested by Opponent
The profile notes Walton’s wife Bette works as a clerk in the sheriff’s records room. An opponent criticizes Walton for the staffing decision and for allocating four cruisers to the Butler County Fair last August. Walton defends by saying one cruiser served as an ambulance and another as a traffic safety display. the remaining two were exhibition units with high mileage not fit for patrol.
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Butler County
Robert Walton
Walton
Bette
Sheriff's Department
Medicaid funding forestalls major cutbacks in Ohio program
Ohio welfare officials say Medicaid will see few cuts due to a $160 million financing measure passed in a September special session. Director Kwegyir Aggrey notes no copays for recipients, no 12 percent nursing home or outpatient hospital cuts, and the dental program staying intact. Hospital coverage will be limited by medical need, and physician visits capped at four per month.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kwegyir Aggrey
General Assembly
Aggrey
Mission Sunday Observance Across Cincinnati Parishes
Catholics in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati observe Mission Sunday tomorrow in all parishes. Sponsored by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith the event funds the General Fund aiding 900 mission dioceses globally.
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Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
The
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Mission Aid Organization
Mission
SPOF
Police release new sketch of eight-time robber suspect
Police say the suspect in eight armed robberies since July is a black man with a light complexion. A corrected drawing clarifies the appearance of the suspect, and authorities urge tips to identify him.
Veterans Day Observance Closing Federal Offices
Federal offices close Monday in observance of Veterans Day while state and county offices stay open and observe Nov 11. Social Security at the post office closes. outside lobby call service for business firms and box holders runs 9 to 1. Banks, employment office, and courthouse stay open.
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Employment Bureau
City extends elderly half fare bus program for 12 weeks
Traffic analyst Rose Clark announced the city will continue the half fare program for residents 65 and older for 12 more weeks. The extension uses unused general funds and brings the total cost to about 23,190 dollars through March 19.
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Rose Clark
Ohio Department of Transportation
Clark
Planning meeting canceled in Germantown then rescheduled
The Germantown Planning Commission canceled Monday night’s meeting and set a special session for November 8 at 7 30 p m in the Municipal Building.
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Germantown
Planning Commission
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William Foster
Preble
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Bill Dean
Preble Shawnee High School
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Don Buell
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Taft Elementary
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Hart Manufacturing, Inc
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Garfield St
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Curt Reynolds
Central Ave
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Tom Blake
Tullis Or
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Bud) Steller
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