Judge Fiehrer counts on experience in tight re election bid
Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fiehrer 63 a Democrat cites a 12 year record and 60 day trial setting as proof of efficiency. He faces prosecutor Richard Wessel now running as an independent in one of the county’s closest races.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Arthur Fiehrer
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Fiehrer
Common Pleas
Richard Wessel
Common Pleas’ Court
Fred Cramer
Robert Marrs
Linda Parker Listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students
Linda Parker daughter of Dailey and Linda Parker of 600 Baltimore St is named in the 1971 72 Who's Who Among American High School Students She attended Wolfe County High School Campton Ky and now studies at Lees Junior College Jackson Ky She was an honor student editor of the school paper and member of Junior Achievement Girls Athletic Association and Future Farmers of America
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Linda Parker
Dailey Parker
Baltimore St
Miss Parker
Lee's Junior College
Jackson
Wolfe County High School
Campton
Junior Achievement
Girls’ Athletic Association
Future Farmers of America
University Presidents Oppose Issue 2 Repeal in Ohio
Miami University President Phillip R. Shriver and University of Cincinnati President Warren Bennis urge Ohioans to vote No on Issue 2 claiming repeal of the state income tax would harm education from kindergarten to graduate school. The Ohio Board of Regents also opposes repeal citing risks to public higher education and state finances.
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Miami University
Phillip R. Shriver
University of Cincinnati
Warren Bennis
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio
Northwestern Ministers and Deacons Institute at Second Baptist
The Second Baptist Church at 116 S Verity Parkway hosts the Northwestern Ministers and Deacons Institute tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. with Rev N L Cooper pastor, themed using Compassion in All Things. Devotions, sermons at 11 a.m and 7 p.m, council of ministers, music by Marva Sampson, Shiloh Male Choir Dayton, meals provided.
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Second Baptist Church
S. Verity Parkway
Northwestern Ministers and Deacons Institute
N.L. Cooper
Marva Sampson
Shiloh
Dayton
Mr. Zion Baptist
New Era Baptist
Ann Cooper
Women’s Institute
Orville Williams
Youth Bound To Jury On Meter Slug Charge
An 18 year old Middletown youth was bound to the Butler County grand jury on a charge of placing a slug in a city parking meter. Bond set at $1,500 for James Edward Miller. He was arrested Oct. 17 at city Parking Lot No. 6. He allegedly tried to operate the coin device with non US money. In traffic cases, three drivers pleaded guilty and received $50 fines. John Willoughby admitted careless driving. James Littlejohn and Hershel Havens admitted violations of the anti noise ordinance with vehicles.
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Middletown
Butler County
Grand Jury
Jude J.T. Lamb
James Edward Miller
S. Broad St
Miller
U S
Lamb
James Littlejohn
Philadelphia Ave
Hershel Havens
Mohawk St
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