Two Neighborhood Meetings On Food Co op Planned
Two CAC meetings announced by Butler County CAC to discuss a central food cooperative. Supervisor Betty Warner will speak at 8 p.m. Monday at the United Way Building for central and northern residents. A Sept 15 session at Amanda Elementary School will cover the Oneida and Amanda areas.
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Butler County Community Action Commission
CAC
Betty Warner
United Way
Cincinnati-Hamilton County
Warner
Armco recalls 55 more workers at Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp announces 55 more employes are recalled at Middletown Works, bringing total recalled to about 700 in recent months. Earlier in the year as many as 1,000 Armco workers were laid off due to weak steel orders. The latest move covers all employees hired on or before April 9, 1973, now back on the payroll or being recalled as orders rise.
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Imco Steel Corp
Carl Fiora
Middletown
Armco
Fiora
Fire Damages Light Fixture at Bake Shop on Breiel
A fire at 527 S Breiel Blvd caused light ballast to short and damage a light fixture valued at $20. Amanda Stout, 35, was transported to hospital after an incident near Germantown Road and Amanda Stout reported nervousness. A police-cancelled run near Verity Parkway and th Avenue at 8:29 p.m. was halted by authorities.
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S. Breiel Blvd
Germantown
Amanda Stout
Verity Parkway
Th Avenue
Hamilton jailbreak: grand jury to consider direct indictments
County Prosecutor John Holcomb plans direct indictments for three men linked to last Thursday’s jailbreak. William Murphy faces escape and aggravated robbery charges and possible penitentiary time after psychiatric clearance. Donald Morgan and James Yee remain jailed on related counts. Back’s grand jury testimony was subpoenaed after early witness unavailability.
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Hamilton
John Holcomb
Holcomb
Harold Carpenter
Lima State Hospital
William Murphy
Murphy
Lima
State
Donald Morgan
Middletown
James Yee
Cincinnati
Morgan
Yee
Jerry Pate
Key
Jehovah's Witnesses expansion plan rejected by zoning board
The Board of Zoning Appeals rejected a proposal to expand the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses increasing capacity from 135 to 240 citing parking concerns. The church lot has 12 off site spaces while 55 are required under regulations. A variance to permit construction failed.
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Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Board of Zoning Appeals
Bob Metz
Police Briefs: Theft Reports Across City
The theft of 180 dollars from Glenwood Hopkins at 401 Garfield St was reported as unknown time yesterday. A freezer at Embry Hardeman’s 1322 Grove St was emptied since last Friday while he was away, worth 150 to 200 dollars. A tape player valued 75 dollars was taken from Pat Ratliff’s car at the rear of the G C Murphy store downtown last evening.
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Glenwood Hopkins
Garfield St
Hopkins
Embry Hardeman
Grove St
Hardeman
Pat Ratliff
Warreney
Germantown
G.C. Murphy
City Outlines Mosquito Defenses Amid Encephalitis Caution
Middletown health officials urge common sense protections though no encephalitis cases are reported here. Health Commissioner Paul Asmussen recommends screens and repellant, Duff adds removing standing water and cutting tall weeds. The state may assist if cases appear. a nearby case in Indiana involved a Miamisburg boy.
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Middletown
Duff
Miamisburg
Indiana
Ohio Court lets mourning dove season resume after halt attempt
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to block the dove hunting season, allowing the two day suspension to end. Dale Haney announced the continuation after the ruling. The court’s 6-1 decision left the season parameters set by the Wildlife Council intact despite earlier challenges.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Dale Haney
State Division of Wildlife
Supreme Court
Frank Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Ohio Wildlife Council
Fund For Animals, Inc
Lucas County
Lawrence
Charles Ayers
Knox County
Hyter
Bigger bingo share for charity sought
Ohio Attorney General asks a Dayton court to order Aid the American People First Inc and trustees to donate at least one third of bingo gross to charity. State says company raised over 750000 and gave under 4000 to charity, with charity shares far below typical 60 to 70 percent administrative costs.
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Dayton, Ohio
William J. Brown
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
Aid the American People First, Inc
William M. Jackson
Paul V. White
Richard F. Silvers
Dayton
Ohio
Brown
Unregistered Minibikes Targeted in Middletown Crackdown
Middletown police will crack down on unregistered minibikes and trailbikes. Vehicles not licensed for road use must be registered for private property use. Fines up to 25 dollars apply for missing plates, 5 dollar registration fees exist, and 1975 registrations expired August 31 with 1976 renewals due. snowmobiles and all terrain vehicles also expired and must be renewed.
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Middletown
Oral Duncan
Ohio Supreme Court sides with fireman flag case
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear North Ridgeville's appeal after a state lower court ordered reinstatement for Gary Bacher, a fireman who refused to raise the U S flag on religious grounds. Bacher, Jehovah's Witness, said flag rituals violate his beliefs, while the city argued flag duty is routine and not ceremonial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
United States
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
9Th District Court of Appeals
Gary F. Bacher
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Bacher
City Civil Service Commission
Lorain County Common Pleas Court
Mall development contract near sign-off city says final draft due
Downtown merchants were briefed by the city director of community development on the near signing of the fifth draft contract with Woodbury Corp to market Middletown Mall sites. The city outlined parking garage charges and abatement options for unused space while noting a correction on ground-floor charge plans.
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Middletown Mall
R. Paul Christiansen
Woodbury Corp
Salt Lake City
Middletown
Woodbury
Christiansen
Sorrell petitions filed for Middletown City Commissioner race
Nominating petitions for City Commissioner Stan Sorrell seeking a second term were filed with the Middletown Board of Elections. The 934 signatures exceed the 473 needed. petitions were submitted by Q R Reeder. Sponsoring committee members include William Rathman Lloyd D Miller William T Thorn Jerry Lee Frechette and James Townsley.
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Stan Sorrell
Middletown
Central Ave
James Townsley
Eastline Drive
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