Butler County GOP backs Lukens amid pamphlet dispute
Butler County Republican Chairman John Moser defended Donald E. Lukens against a Democratic fact sheet, calling it based on an earlier, discredited anti Lukens document. Dems promote a follow up brochure alleging inconsistencies while Lukens’ camp denounces the sheet as garbage.
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Donald E
Buz) Lukens
Lukens
Gressinal
James H. Pel Jey
Miami University
Moser
Charles H. Jones
Hamilton
GOP
Washington
Buz
Republican Party
Congress
Robert McDavitt
Pet Owners Urged to Support Miami Valley Humane Association
About 6700 letters were mailed yesterday to licensed dog owners in Butler County as part of a campaign to recruit members for the Humane Association of Miami Valley. Campaign chairman Dave Regan notes dues are 2 dollars yearly and contributions are welcome to fund capital improvements at the shelter near Trenton. General chairman is Mrs. Walter Payne with a long committee list supporting fundraising and humane work.
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Butler County
Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Humane Association
Dave Regan
Trenton
Walter Payne
Charles Watters
David Murray
John Barnes
D. M. Yost
Walter Roehl Jr
John McCarthy
Mary Rider
Petit Larceny Charges Filed Against Wilford Lawson
Franklin reports petit larceny charges filed against Wilford Lawson of 115 S River St for taking 13 dollars from Dorothy Dorman at the same address. Dorman said she handed rent money to a tenant then found the cash missing after Lawson used her telephone.
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Franklin
Wilford Lawson
S. River St
Dorothy Dorman
Funeral services held for Claude Meals dean at Central State
Xenia Ohio AP reports funeral services were held today for Claude Meals 56 dean of men at Central State University who died in a local hospital Sunday.
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Xenia, Ohio
Claude Meals
Central State University
City Go-Go Ordinance Proposes Donts Over Licensing
Middletown officials study a go go ordinance aiming for nonlicensing rules. A proposed set of no nos targets go-go girls redressing conduct at bars and public venues while church and police pressure push action. Hefty debates delay a final plan as the city weighs scope and enforcement.
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Ellison
Mary Lord
Meadows Project Low Bidder Named by City Commission
City Commission named Waldner Construction Co as low bidder for Manchester Meadows street improvements and bought three part lots for the thoroughfare program. The storm sewer curb gutter and street paving bid came in at $90 354.59, below the $91 273.30 estimate. Boeke says work may start this year and bids for the police training building are being prepared. Forest Hills Drive was dedicated as a public street.
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City Commission
Manchester Meadows
Waldner Construction Co
Forest Glen Drive
Acing
C. A. Boeke
Boeke
Commission
Forest Hills Drive
Miami University
Man hurt as train rams car in Franklin incident
Franklin man Robert W. Bluhm, 31, escaped with minor injuries when his car was rammed by a train on N River Street near Van Horne Avenue. He was cited for reckless operation as the car suffered $500 in damage after being pushed 13 feet by the engine. Two other accidents yesterday led to one citation and an estimated $275 in damage.
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Franklin
Bluhm
Russell Lee Flowers
Miami
Richard W. Kirby
Cincinnati
W. Fourth St
Lof S. River Street
Bulldozer Operative Killed by Lashing Tree in Troy
Oscar Wheelock, 46, of Troy, Ohio, died after a tree struck his chest as a bulldozer cleared brush on Troy Gravel Co. property Monday. The accident occurred in Troy, with Wheelock operating the machine when the tree recoiled and crushed him.
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Troy
Ohio
Oscar Wheelock
Troy Gravel Co
Wheelock
Levy Show Slated For Retailers
The Better Schools Committee Retail Division led by William Harrison offers two shows of the slide show For Their Sake to promote the 7.49 mill Middletown school levy on November 8. Presentations at 8:30 and 9 in the Rose Room at the Manchester Motor Inn target retail clerks and office workers unavailable for earlier viewings. Board President James Finley and member Jerry Brown will attend to answer questions, with Chuck Stutenroths and Jim Smith presenting.
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Better Schools Committee
William Harrison
Manchester Motor Inn
Harrison
Board of Education
James Finley
Jerry Brown
Chuck Stutenroths
Jim Smith
Needs Analysis Called For By Cromwell At PTO Meeting
Cromwell urged careful needs analysis of per pupil costs across school systems at Wildwood PTO. He warned against very large class sizes or low transport budgets, noting some systems cut handicapped programs and foreign language offerings. He stressed balancing value for money with maintaining worthwhile programs for diverse student needs.
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Howard Cromwell
Wildwood Pto
Long-Time Fire Chief Honored as Emeritus
Elmer F. Reed, age 86, named Fire Chief Emeritus for life by Middletown officials. Reed served 44 years and 11 months with the Division of Fire, was chief 24 years until retirement in 1944, and remains active in firefighting and community affairs.
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Middletown
William Denham
Elmer F. Reed
Reed
Division of Fire
Denham
Columbia Ave
Woman Dead Of Beating In Cincinnati
Cincinnati AP reports a woman in her 40s was found dead in an apartment from apparent beating with no initial sign of strangulation. The city has seen multiple rape and strangulation cases involving five women aged 50 or older in the past year.
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Cincinnati
WWI Barracks to Hold Meeting at Legion HQ
Members of World War I Barracks 636 will meet at American Legion headquarters 116 S Main St at 8 oclock tomorrow evening. Commander Richard Lehman will conduct the business session in which barracks officers will be nominated.
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WWI
Legion
American Legion
S. Main St
Richard Lehman
Candidates Forum To Be Repeated On WPFB Air
WPFB will rebroadcast the League of Women Voters candidates forum tomorrow at 8 pm. Hundreds urged a repeat of last Thursday's exchange between James H. Pelley and Donald E. Lukens. The station canceled regular programming to fit the special airing. Mrs. Lynne Peters praised the turnout and interest in connecting voters with candidates.
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WPFB
Bob Cordray
League of Women Voters
Cordray
James H. Pelley
Donald E. Lukens
Lynne Peters
Middletown
Women’s League
City Halloween Party Called Off
The city wide Halloween party for children six and younger to 15 at Lincoln Elementary School is canceled this season by the Parks and Recreation Department. Recreation Director John Paschal cites safety concerns as factors behind the decision and notes no prior incidents at department events.
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Lincoln Elementary
Parks and Recreation
John Paschal
Department
Paschal
Paschal Explains Pre Planned Halloween Party
Paschal says the Halloween party was planned over seven weeks ago and there were no local concerns about night activities for youths. He notes department staff discussed whether to continue the event early last week.
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Paschal
Departy
Miami University Middletown Library to Receive $63000 Grant
The Middletown Campus of Miami University will obtain a $63,000 grant under Title VI to fund Gardner-Harvey Library expansion for audio-visual and lab materials. Dr. C. Eugene Bennett and Mrs. Mina Hoyer announce aims to grow the library to 25 000 volumes soon and 50 000 volumes later, with costs estimated at $200 000 to $300 000 for basic books.
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Middletown
Miami University
Gardner-Harvey
Mina Hoyer
C. Eugene Bennett
Miami
Bennett
Hoyer
Do You Act Your Part
An article from November Reader's Digest reprinted by request provides practical techniques to express yourself with force and composure. It covers voice, posture, and facial expression to convey stronger presence.
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Reader's Digest
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