Ohio School Zone and Bus Rules Outlined by AAA
Ray Taylor of the Butler County Auto Club explains Ohio traffic laws near schools and buses. The 20 mph school zone applies when children go to and from school and at recess where signs exist, varying by area. drivers must stop 10 feet from a stopped bus to load or unload, except on divided highways. Fines, jail, or both are possible, with the gravest risk being harm to a child.
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Ohio
Ray Taylor
The
Butler County Auto Club
Taylor
AAA
Woman in Critical Condition After Fall
Mrs Elaine Humphreys 40 of 4580 Hathaway Drive Franklin was reported in critical condition today at Middletown Hospital with injuries from a fall She was to be transferred to Mercy Hospital Hamilton A hospital spokesman said no further information was available
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Elaine Humphreys
Hathaway Drive
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
University Boulevard opening from Breiel to Manchester
City will open a new University Boulevard stretch from Breiel to Manchester Road tomorrow morning. Only the north lanes will handle two way traffic while the full University Boulevard behind Fenwick High School isn’t finished until November. Sam Boeke notes the Dix and Fisher detours will be unnecessary.
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University Boulevard
Breiel Boulevard
Manchester Road
Sam Boeke
Dix
Fisher Roads
Breiel
University
Hoskins Lane
Boeke
Fenwick High School
Manchester-Breiel
World Of Calm And Cool Found By Blind Masseur
Allen Davis a 27 year old blind masseur leads the YMCA Businessmen's Club in Middletown telling how massage aids stressed workers. He explains affordable $2.50 sessions, the need for firm but balanced pressure, and encourages desk workers to stretch and relax after long days. Davis credits people contact and community ties from his Dayton and South Carolina experiences. He discusses steam engines in a Middletown Historical Society talk at 8 p.m. in the library.
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Allen Davis
Ymca Businessmen’s Club
South Carolina School For the Blind
Dayton
Virginia
South
Middletown
North Carolina
Davis
C. E. Wintringham
Allen
Middletown Historica
Club Rooms
Middletown Library
Help Where It's Needed South Prospect Rehab Project
Residents in Prospect and South area housing groups discuss what HUD funded rehab can cover. Homeowners may receive loans up to 14500 at 3 percent or grants up to 3500 based on income, with four upgrade levels from minimum standards to remodeling and carpeting. Inspections under first year funding total 200, with Prospect ahead and South area two weeks behind.
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Robert Noes
Noes
Noel
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Prospect
South
Main
Lincoln Streets
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Grove
Young Streets
Yankee Road
Calumet Avenue
Seven Injured in City Traffic Crashes Saturday Night
Seven people sustained minor injuries in city accidents from Saturday night through today. William P. Saum of Xenia, 51, head injury from a Verity Parkway collision. Larry Palmer, 27, cited for failure to yield. Damages totaled 1,600 dollars.
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William P. Saum
Xenia
Verity Parkway
Germantown Road
Larry David Palmer
Ardmore Drive
Goldie Runnells
McKinley St
Ralph Runnells
Homer Feerer
Rita Feerer
Auburn St
Grand Avenue
High Street
Robert Breitenbach
High St
James Cornett
Roosevelt Avenue
Highland Street
Rene G. Poulin
Moline
Ill
N. Verity Parkway
Leffler Safari Talk At Sertoma Meeting
Homer Leffler will discuss his recent African safari at the Sertoma Club gathering tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Manchester Motor Inn. Jack Keiser serves as program chairman.
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Homer Leffler
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Jack Keiser
Then the Killing Started Highway Patrols Must Solo
Capt. D. M. Carey of the Ohio Highway Patrol warns there is no money to fund two-man cruisers and overtime. Patrols are shrinking in numbers while recruitment lags, forcing reliance on single-officer deployments and backup from other agencies during emergencies. He notes the public must fund police protection as budgets tighten.
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JOY Jones Journal
Highway Patrol
D. M. Carey
Wilmington
Carey
Franklin
Ohio
Burglars Take $780 in Butler County Break-Ins
Hamilton police report four of five Butler County break-ins over the weekend with loot totaling $780.50. Largest haul was Clifford Lane's residence at 2223 Central Ave Ross, where items valued at $565 disappeared including power tools and an antique .22 pistol after a sliding kitchen window was breached.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Clifford Lane
Central Ave
Ross
Morrow Barn Destroyed in Farm Fire
A late Sunday fire at Mrs. Alfred Watkins's farm on Waynesville Road destroyed a barn along with a wheat drill, rapier and about 600 bales of hay. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars. Fire is undetermined. no electricity in the barn, possible cause noted as a bird carrying a lit cigarette. Fire crews from South Lebanon, Morrow, and several county departments battled the blaze from 6 to 7:45 p.m.
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Morrow
Alfred Watkins
Waynesville Road
Watkins
William
South Lebanon
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Manchester
Artemis Hair Design
Masseur
Kathleen Krumm
Jounal
Sheckler
Fred Sennet
Journal
South Area Rehabilitation Committees
Leffler
Bill Long
North Main St
Middletown, Ohio
Butler
Robert Wright
Earl Hogan
Herman Road
Paul Fiehrer
Eugene Doughman
Tolbert Road
Joe Bucks
Millville
Oxford Road
U.S
Union Sanivery
JSC
South Main ST
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