Babysitter Charged After Incident With 14 Month Old Boy
A 14 month old boy was left with a intoxicated babysitter 12 times his age and spent the night in a jail cell at police headquarters. The sitter, released to his father the next morning, faces intoxication charges. Police also note ongoing items about cats, a parachute story, a sanitarian and urban litter issues with garbage cans and street scene observations.
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Ptl
Jerry Chapmen
Duff
Central Avenue
Main Street
Cg&e
Itv
Motorcyclist Hurt In Spill On Ohio 744
Hamilton police say Isaac R Stewart 23 of Somerville was injured when his motorcycle lost control on a curve west of State Road in Butler County. He was treated and released from Fort Hamilton Hughes Hospital.
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Hamilton
Isaac R Stewart
Somerville
Ohio
State Road
Butler County
Stewart
Fort Hamilton - Hughes Hospital
Scouts Honor Awards for Orb Pack 1 Members
Orb Scout Pack 1 members received awards at a ceremony sponsored by First United Presbyterian Church last night. Cubmaster Bill LaForce presented the honors to Gerald Hamm David Bullard Peter Compton John Barton Mike Linder Paul Hamm David Jenkins Douglas LaForce Mike Mee Mark Metz Danny Mabry David Luzuder Robert Hattery Aaron Hasselbrock and Tim Johnson.
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Orb Scout
First United Presbyterian Church
Gerald Hamm
David Bullard
Peter Compton
John Barton
Mike Linder
Paul Hamm
David Jenkins
Douglas LaForce
Mike Mee
Mark Metz
Danny Mabry
David Luzuder
Robert Hattery
Aaron Hasselbrock
Tim Johnson
Frigidaire Strike Shuts Three Plants Near Dayton
Wildcat strike by 12000 Frigidaire workers idles Moraine and Dayton plants after 82 on assembly lines walk off to protest speedups. Company and union officials urge end to unauthorized action as picketing continues with minor scuffles and no serious injuries reported.
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Dayton, Ohio
Frigidaire
Moraine
Dayton
Assembly Line
International Union of Electrical Workers
Democrats Picket Middletown Journal Over Ad Policy
About 15 members of the Middletown Democratic Club picketed the Middletown Journal building for 20 minutes protesting the paper’s advertising policy that bars political candidate personal attack ads. Thurman McQuinn and Mark Petty led the march from Democratic HQ to the Journal building, presenting petitions with 365 signatures. They spoke with Journal manager Elwood Richardson and editor Frank Myers, but no policy change occurred.
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Middletown Democratic Club
Middletown Journal
First Avenue
Broad Street
Thurman McQuinn
Mark Petty
County Recorder
Democratic
Central Avenue
Journal
McQuinn
Elwood Richardson
Journal Business Manager
Richardson
Frank R. Myers
Former Knox County felon held after police chase ends in field
John R. Willis 27 of Mt. Vernon was arrested at gunpoint in a Hamilton County field after a pursuit from Morgan Township. Knox County authorities sought him for leaving the county with a stolen plate pickup and for stealing a trunk and house keys from a Knox County home.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Hamilton County
John R. Willis
Howard Road
Ray Thomas
Thomas
Willis
Dwyer Road
Okeana
Dwyer
California
Morgan Township
French Cultivation First Brings North American Strawberries
The North American strawberry traceable to 18th century cultivation by the French, marking early introduction and spread of the fruit in the region.
Ohio official rules out longer voting hours
Secretary of State Ted Brown said Ohio election boards are prepared for the November 7 election and there is no need to extend polling hours beyond 6:30 p.m. He said a federal suit to keep polls open three extra hours is unlikely and noted no suit has been filed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Brown
Brown
George McGovern
Hollywood Center Dinner Draws Small Turnout Despite Support
Franklin officials remain hopeful after a Hollywood Center fundraising dinner drew 40 attendees of 220 invited. The goal is 18 000 by November to sustain services for youth and adults, with 11 100 pledged to date and potential 34 000 in federal matching funds if local targets are met.
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Greg Suit Journal
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Hollywood Center
Martin Lotz
Franklin-Lebanon
Franlin Chamber of Commerce
Dan Shera
SCOPE
Lotze
Paul Smith
Bernard Ejichholz
Don Brown
Logan Long Co
Shera
Deaths and Funerals: Gentry and Jacobs
Harry Gentry 65 of Miami Ohio died 11 45 p m after a 10 month illness at Chai Convalescent Home Miami. Born Hamilton and Middletown resident until 1940 he served in World War II and belonged to VFW and American Legion retired May 1971 as a quality control supervisor for the U S Defense Department. Survived by wife Mildred mass at Holy Trinity Church burial Butler County Memorial Park. William H Jacobs 91 formerly of 1507 Manchester Ave died 5 50 p m at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton after two years as patient born near Falmouth Kentucky resident of Middletown 65 years plasterer city water works retire 20 years ago survived by son Eugene of Mt Healthy five daughters 16 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren mass details and burial at Butler County Memorial Park arrangements Wilson Schramm Memorial Home no visiting hours.
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Harry Leroy Gentry
Miami
Pla
Middletown
Chai
Mr. Gentry
Hamilton
Navy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
U.S. Defense Department
William H. Jacobs
Manchester Ave
Logsdon Nursing Home
Mr. Jacob
Falmouth
City Water Works
Services for Charles Wiegand Planned Saturday
Charles Wiegand age 79 of 710 Webster Avenue will have services at 10 a.m. Saturday at Colligan Funeral Home. He is remembered by relatives and friends for his long local ties and community involvement.
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Charles Wiegand
Webster Ave
Colligan
Armco Declares Quarterly Dividend Payments
Armco Steel Corp. directors declare the regular quarterly dividends on common and convertible preferred stock. The 25 cent common dividend is payable Feb. 11 to holders of record November 10. The 5 1/2 cent preferred dividend is payable December 29 to holders of record December 1.
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Armco Steel Corp
Two PTO Groups Endorse 7.9-Mill School Levy
Two school parent groups back the incoming 7.9 mill levy. The Central Elementary PTO committee and the Roosevelt Middle PTO urged passage yesterday.
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PTO
Central Elementary School
PTO Executive Committee
Roosevelt Middle School
MARC Seeks Zoning Variance For Recycling Center Plan
The Board of Zoning Appeals meets Wednesday night to hear MARC's request to allow recycling processes at Bordens dairy site on N Main, with seven other cases including a youth hall extension, a shoe store, multifamily unit plans, a sign overrun, and two lot-split proposals in D-3 and C-11 zones.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Bordens, Inc
N. Main Street
Middletown
Ling Center
Full Gospel Tabernacle
N. Verity Parkway
Richard Capozzi
Central Ave
Jato, Inc
Harry Finkelman
Roosevelt Boulevard
Jackson Lane
Witney Markham
Chatham Village Co
Fireside Village
S. Breie! Boulevard
Poplar St
Helen K. Paugh
Manchester Ave
Mln. Welsh
Robber Shoots Gap in Cleaners Cash Heist
A 17 year old clerk at One Hour Martinizing 3405 Vannest Ave reported an armed robbery last night at 7 42 pm. The bandit described as white about 50 with a deep voice stole 239 pounds cash and fled in a maroon car after threatening the clerk and demanding the money. A passerby saw the suspect leave.
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Debbie Bakey
Vannest Ave
Pickets Limited At Die Economation Plant Gates
In Hamilton Ohio two pickets were allowed at the gates of Die Economation Systems Inc in Fairfield by order of the Butler County Common Pleas Court. The firm sued machinists and aerospace workers after pickets blocked president Delos Pappas and delivery men. About 65 workers struck over working conditions.
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Hamilton, Ohio
Die Economation Systems Inc
Fairfield
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Assembly Line Part Manufacturing
Delos Pappas
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